Mauser Model 1910 New Model (1910/14) .25 ACP Micro Pistol, Top-Eject, 3.15 in Barrel, 8+1, Germany
This Mauser Model 1910 New Model (1910/14) is a compact .25 ACP pistol known for its top-ejecting slide and fixed barrel design. It carries clear Mauser factory markings, a steel construction, and checkered hardwood grips. This example includes one 8-round magazine and a black leather holster, making it a practical and collectible package with defining features of the 1910/14 series.
Condition
Overall Condition: Good condition, showing some signs of prior use and handling.
Bore Overall Condition: Good - Clean, well-maintained, minor wear marks.
Bore Rifling: Fair Rifling - Worn rifling, slight loss of definition.
Specific Condition Notes: The pistol is in solid shape. There are patches of pitting and finish wear. The front sight has red paint applied to the face. Rifling remains present, but the bore is very blemished.
What's Included
- 1x 8-round Mauser 1910/1914 pattern steel magazine with three elongated witness slots
- Black leather holster with dual snap-retention straps
The New Model (1910/14) updates the original 1910 design with a top-ejecting slide and open loading/ejection port, paired with rear vertical grasping serrations. Its fixed steel barrel is retained by the distinctive under-barrel rod, contributing to the series' recognizable profile.
Factory markings are present and clear: the left slide reads "WAFFENFABRIK MAUSER A.-G. OBERNDORF A.N." and the right slide reads "Mauser-6,35." The Mauser banner logo appears on the left side of the frame. The rear slide cover plate is additionally stamped "...825."
Controls and carry features include a heel-type magazine catch and a lanyard ring. The sights are fixed, with a narrow blade front (this example has red paint on the face) and a small integral rear notch. Checkered hardwood grips with a bordered pattern provide the classic Mauser 1910/14 look.
This micro-size, striker-fired, blowback pistol is chambered in .25 ACP with an 8+1 capacity and a 3.15-inch barrel. Steel construction is used throughout the frame, receiver, and barrel. The included magazine shows three elongated witness slots consistent with the 1910/1914 pattern, and a black leather holster with dual snap-retention straps accompanies the pistol.