“Tag: Mauser”

American Rifleman TV's Top 10 Hunting Rifles - Pt. 1

IHTOG Mauser Broomhandle

One of the earliest automatic pistols enjoyed a pretty healthy service life. Mauser's exotic C96 is often called the Broomhandle because of the distinctively shape of the butt.

While China was the first to invent and use gunpowder, its isolationist policy had left its armament industry in an abyss.

The M12 is a precise, but affordable, bolt-action rifle from the same group that created one of the most popular military and sporting rifles-Mauser.

Mark Keefe sends the new Mauser Model 12 downrange at SHOT Show 2014. Check out this preview to an upcoming American Rifleman feature article.

Haven’t heard much about new German bolt-action hunting rifles recently? That’s because there haven’t been many. But stalwarts Mauser and Sauer each have one and, perhaps not surprisingly, both are accurate and innovative.

Factory codes for the Mauser Kar. 98k went through several changes during the design’s production run. Find out more here.

In September 1944, American and British airborne troops jumped into Nazi-occupied Holland in a desperate gamble to end the Second World War by Christmas.