DEUTSCHE WAFFEN UND MUNIT ~ MAUSER MODELO ARGENTINO 1909

Widely regarded by military historians and firearms purists as the absolute pinnacle of the bolt-action era, the Mauser Modelo Argentino 1909 is famous for its unrivaled fit, finish, and fluid mechanical operation. Contracted by the Argentine government before World War I, this exquisite infantry rifle was manufactured in Germany by the prestigious Deutsche Waffen- und Munitionsfabriken (DWM) in Berlin. Built on the legendary large-ring Mauser 98 action, it typically features a beautifully polished "in-the-white" receiver, a straight bolt handle, a hinged magazine floorplate, and a deep-blue 29" barrel. Chambered in the powerful and ballistically excellent 7.65x53mm Argentine Mauser caliber, the receiver bridge is stamped with the ornate, iconic Argentine crest, while the side wall proudly bears the crisp, historic DWM factory markings. Set into a rich, full-length European walnut stock, this premium, turn-of-the-century military contract firearm represents the golden age of precision European gunmaking, making it an irreplaceable crown jewel for serious military surplus collectors.