Step back into history with the Loewe Argentina Model 1891 Mauser, an iconic bolt-action rifle that embodies the precision and craftsmanship of late 19th-century firearms. Revered among collectors and enthusiasts, this rifle is celebrated for its sleek lines, high-quality walnut stock, and exceptional blued finish. Manufactured in 1895, this rifle is a testament to the enduring legacy of the Mauser design, offering a combination of historical significance and mechanical excellence.
The overall condition of this rifle is very good, showcasing only light, superficial signs of prior handling or use. With minimal rust pitting and some minor scratches and dings from handling, it maintains excellent integrity for its age. Remarkably, this rifle features matching serial numbers on the bolt, action, barrel, magazine, and stock, which is a rare find for collectors. The bore is in excellent condition, boasting a clean, mirror finish and sharp rifling, ensuring accuracy and reliability.
This sale includes the original rifle with a 29.13" barrel length, finished in a beautiful blued coat, and a sturdy wood stock. The rifle is equipped with a rear ladder and front blade sight, maintaining its authentic design. With a 5+1 round capacity and chambered in 7.65x53mm Mauser, it was one of the early adopters of smokeless powder cartridges, offering superior ballistic performance.
The Argentina Model 1891 Mauser played a significant role in military history, being part of the Argentine military’s arsenal during the global expansion of the Mauser system. Its design marked a pivotal moment in firearm technology, influencing bolt-action rifle development for decades. Owning this rifle means preserving a piece of military history and a prime example of early, innovative engineering.
Whether you're a seasoned collector or a firearms enthusiast, the Loewe Argentina Model 1891 Mauser offers an unparalleled blend of beauty, history, and craftsmanship. It’s more than a rifle; it’s a legacy. Don’t miss the opportunity to own a significant piece of firearm history that stands as a monument to the exceptional quality and ingenuity of the Mauser design.