The MAS Model 1936 is a testament to French engineering and military history, offering gun enthusiasts a remarkable piece that combines historical significance with excellent craftsmanship. Developed by Manufacture d'Armes de Saint-Étienne, this bolt-action rifle became the main battle rifle of the French military during World War II, also serving in France's post-war colonial conflicts. Chambered in the unique 7.5x54mm French cartridge, it offers a shooting experience marked by a balanced recoil and power, appealing to collectors and shooters alike.
This particular MAS Model 1936 is in excellent condition, showing only faint signs of prior use or handling. The bore is pristine, with a bright, mirror-like finish and sharp rifling that ensures superior accuracy. With its original wood stock and parkerized finish, this rifle not only looks the part of a historical artifact but also retains its durability and reliability.
Included in this offer is the rifle itself, featuring a 22.6" barrel with an integrated bayonet, a rear leaf aperture, and front ring/post sights. Its 5-round internal magazine, combined with the smooth bolt-action mechanism, provides a seamless shooting experience that has been trusted by soldiers in the field. The rifle's rugged design, enhanced by the parkerized finish, contributes to its resistance to wear and the elements, making it a lasting addition to any collection.
Owning this MAS Model 1936 is not just about possessing a firearm; it's about holding a piece of history that tells the story of mid-20th century military innovation. Its connection to pivotal moments in world history, along with its solid construction and unique cartridge, makes it a distinguished item for both collectors and historical enthusiasts. Whether displayed for its historical significance or taken to the range for an authentic shooting session, this rifle is sure to be a standout piece in any collection.




