Original German-made Spanish Contract Mauser Model 1891 Carbine by Ludwig Loewe dated 1894 with Modified Rifle Stock - Serial 4437 19th Century FINLAND VALMET 28-76 7

FINLAND VALMET 28-76 7

In the film The Longest Day you can hear the German troops call them Gummipuppen which roughly translates to rubber dolls or dummy dolls

and a strong trigger pull can cause it to fire in that position

The fuchi (collar) for the tsuka (handle) is brass

This means the sword was made by "Kaneyoshi in Mino Province"

Original German-made Spanish Contract Mauser Model 1891 Carbine by Ludwig Loewe dated 1894 with Modified Rifle Stock - Serial 4437 19th Century FINLAND VALMET 28-76 7Original Item: Only one Available. This is a very interesting example of a hard to find early Spanish Contract Mauser Carbine. Most are familiar with the Model 1892 Spanish Mauser Carbine, the last of the Single Feed magazine designs, and the later Model 1895 Mauser Carbine, but the Model 1891 occupies an interesting place in history. It is heavily based and in many ways almost interchangeable with the Argentine Contract Model 1891 Mauser Rifles and