GENERAL DISCLAIMER: While The Kings Armoury and Military Guns Australia puts great effort into providing accurate, high-quality information on this website, the instructions, advice, opinions and any other content offered through this website are provided without warranty of any kind, expressed or implied. The Swedes felt that their steel was far superior to all others, so when Mauser was contracted to make Swedish Mausers in Germany they were required to use Swedish Steel in the manufacturing process. It was made for Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek (South African Republic. But the 1893 was not made for Chile initially. One is an 1893 model, the other an 1895 model. 'Swedish Steel' is a term for the steel used by the Swedish and Mauser manufacturing facilities to make the M96 rifles. This will be ongoing with more photos added. The Swedish Mauser was manufactured relatively unchanged from 1896 to 1943, and M96 Rifle and M38 Carbine rifles, known by collectors as 'Swedish Mausers,' are often sought after by military service rifle shooters and hunters. Manufactured at famous Oviedo factory in Spain for the Spanish Army. .serial numbers on rifle and bolt- 5961 Manufacturers marks etched in butt wood- CIR 1900 - ZAR stamped trophy number on barrel knox- SAT - 910 maker’s.
1893 MAUSER RIFLE SERIAL NUMBERS SERIAL NUMBERS
First Variation serial numbers 743 (KM guns mixed with commercial production) RARE - 701013. As a result, the Swedes chambered their new service rifle-the Model 96 Mauser-in this round. The carbine has a very short, 17.25 inch barrel (rather than 23.2 inch long barrel found on K98AZ). Model 1896 Swedish Mauser On November 3, 1893, the United Kingdom of Norway and Sweden adopted the 6.5x55 mm cartridge.
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