Chilean mauser carbine ..need info?

[relichunter]

i just bought a very nice and minty all matching SER# chilean mauser carbine with saddle ring . it in 7mmX57 cal. and iam having a hard time finding info about this rifle .it has no chilean stamp on the reciever and looks never to had one its made by DWM Berlin. the barrel is bright and i still have to clean cosmoline from it . even the cleaning rod is numbered. any info would be great and i will add some pics !
Thanks
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[BUSHMAN79]

I had the rifle, and the Chilean crest had been almost entirely removed when the rifle had been refurbished.

 

[BUSHMAN79]

Here you go, I put a space between the "W's".... http://ww w.carbinesforcollectors.com/chilepage1.html

 

[albayo]

Mauser Carbine

I have a couple of Mausers made for Chile. Your Saddle Ring Carbine should be a model 1895 action with a barrel 18.25". They weigh about 7.5 lbs and the barrel sticks out of the stock about 2 to 3". This Mauser looks similar in appearance to the Spanish 1916 short rifle. The front sight guards look like the Spanish 1916.

 

[relichunter]

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[BUSHMAN79]

Awww.... It's adorable! You don't see them very often these days. Come to think of it, the rifles have vanished, too.