1. Broomhandle Mauser Serial Number Lookup
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3. 1891 Mauser Serial Numbers

Mausers from this time period may be “1920 reworks” (full size military pistols cut down to comply with the Treaty of Versailles), standard full size guns, standard Bolos, French Gendarmes (full size frame mounted with a Bolo upper, for a rumored French contract), or completely inexplicable variants such as this Long Barreled Bolo.Mauser took a C/96 upper, cut the barrel off, and then threaded a new 7.63mm barrel into the barrel extension. They then masked the area of the cut and threading with the distinctive “hash” marks seen on this pistol.

The barrel was also given a very different sight than standard C/96s, with the front sight band being sleeved and pined into place.And I have seen the following listed on Ebay, though it was almost instantly withdrawn by the seller.So, the questions that comes to mind are, if one had a beat German Mauser C96 upper, formerly owned by the Chinese, would it be feasible to drill it out and thread it like the photo shows. Then, using a length of a M1.30 Carbine barrel, turn said stub, and thread it to fit said Mauser upper to make a shooter pistol? Barrel stubs are available from Numrich. I doubt that the owner of one of these beaters would care less about hiding the seam.Curious to hear your responses. I rebarreled a C/96 once using the front end of a Dewat P14 barrel.I bored out the barrel extension on a lathe using a steady rest.A setup on a Bridgeport would probably have been easier.Extreme care is necessary on the setup.I used a odd size tap for the threads;I believe 9/16x24.It worked out OK.Was the tap for right hand or left hand threads?

What were the results of that operation? Was the piece fired afterwards? Do you know how many rounds have passed through it to date? In short was the project a success? Inquiring minds wish to know. Redmans web site states a 1-2 month turn around and yours took 8 months and you're happy with that? I have posted my experience with him on other forums (as well as here) and several folks have had experiences with him being a real d.khead.

He may do good work but why anybody would want to deal with somebody who decides that his advertised prices are to low and change them while he holds your parts hostage is a mystery to me. It has been about two months since I sent my upper off to him for the $215 dollar reline and shipping that now is $240 although it has NOT been changed on his website. It's just 'I'm going to charge you more because I am to lazy to update my website and to bad for you if you don't like it'. Redmans web site states a 1-2 month turn around and yours took 8 months and you're happy with that? I have posted my experience with him on other forums (as well as here) and several folks have had experiences with him being a real d.khead. He may do good work but why anybody would want to deal with somebody who decides that his advertised prices are to low and change them while he holds your parts hostage is a mystery to me.

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It has been about two months since I sent my upper off to him for the $215 dollar reline and shipping that now is $240 although it has NOT been changed on his website. It's just 'I'm going to charge you more because I am to lazy to update my website and to bad for you if you don't like it'.I recognize both sides of this coin. I seen Redman's ads in the Shotgun News, and other magazines, going back to the 1980s. Read peoples reviews of the same.But, I was hoping to avoid this type of off topic posting.

These sort of posts is why I started this thread. I am seeking to keep this thread on how to re-barrel a Mauser Broomhandle C96 upper. Not create yet another review for shops that do such work.I am more interested in hearing first hand accounts of those who have done this work themselves, or witness said work being done. Already some very important tidbits have been harvested here. I wait with great anticipation for Tim the Grim to report back with the lost postings that he has squirreled away.These sort of postings defeat the reason that we are all here, to learn from others the techniques needed to machine proper repairs. My my, it seems I have spoiled your party - you asked for a pony but didn't get it. Now I feel bad.Actually I don't.

My first response to your post was relevant to your pistol and to get it shooting accurately again and would have probably been interesting to anyone else faced with the same problem. But not you - YOU WANT THE DAMN PONY! And that is all you are going to settle for. Suggestions you get on internet forums are part of the price of admission.

I apologized but you wouldn't accept it because you didn't 'feel' I was sincere? I didn't use the insincere emoticon so how would you know? Your suggestion that I may have felt threatened by your post is laughable. Did you know that you can actually ignore stuff that is written here? Your opening line in your post states that you 'want to bounce some ideas off you machinists'. I bounced back with some input and real life experience pertaining to your pistol and your desire for a good bore but it wasn't the pony you actually had in mind.I will add that the 1920 rework Red 9 pistol that I have had the barrel shortened, the front sight was reused by boring out the cut off portion and fitting it back on the shortened barrel. I have never seen a C96 that was rebarreled for a 1920 rework and I have seen quite a few.

Yes, may I offer you some samples of black & blue eye shadow? Or perhaps some red lip rouge?I am trying to search out what others may know about re-barreling techniques. You already have a thread for barrel relining, perhaps you feel threaten by my thread.Or is it your animosity towards Redman's customer service? If any one has issues I would say go look in a mirror.Sensitive, yes morons such as you give me a rash.

I'm not the jerk who seizes every opportunity to disrupt sensible threads with off topic anger rants because you have a problem with someone.I gave you several suggestions for recourse with Redman, did you even pursue them?Don't go away mad, just sod off. Now where's my anti-itch cream. My my, it seems I have spoiled your party - you asked for a pony but didn't get it. Now I feel bad.Actually I don't.

My first response to your post was relevant to your pistol and to get it shooting accurately again and would have probably been interesting to anyone else faced with the same problem.False, you already started a thread, supposedly looking for questions on the subject of relining the C96 barrel, where your very first post was to rant about your experience with Redman's Rifling and Reboring. The same rant that you repeated, in your very first post, in the thread that I started for questions about rebarreling the C96.

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I apologized but you wouldn't accept it because you didn't 'feel' I was sincere? I didn't use the insincere emoticon so how would you know? Your suggestion that I may have felt threatened by your post is laughable.

Did you know that you can actually ignore stuff that is written here? Your opening line in your post states that you 'want to bounce some ideas off you machinists'. I bounced back with some input and real life experience pertaining to your pistol and your desire for a good bore but it wasn't the pony you actually had in mind.You are either off your meds or in dire need of some. YOU GAVE NO CONSTRUCTIVE INPUT, ONLY OFFERING A REPEAT OF THE SAME ANGRY RANT THAT YOU POSTED IN THE THREAD THAT YOU STARTED, SUPPOSEDLY FOR QUESTIONS CONCERNING RELINING THE C96. LATER, Your so-called apology was immediately follow by off topic comments on how you planned to reline your bent barrel C96, which belonged in your thread on said subject.

I will add that the 1920 rework Red 9 pistol that I have had the barrel shortened, the front sight was reused by boring out the cut off portion and fitting it back on the shortened barrel. I have never seen a C96 that was rebarreled for a 1920 rework and I have seen quite a few.Then you still have much to learn about the history of the Mauser Construktion 96 aka C96, aka Broomhandle Mauser, aka Bolo Mauser. Perhaps you should do a google search for the Hash Barrel Mauser. For a bit of history concerning the Hash Barrel Mauser:The following excerpt was found at.

Hash Barrel Mauser C96 were produced in the immediate Post WWI era, a very chaotic time in German Arms production.C96s from this time period may be “1920 reworks” (full size military pistols with barrels cut down to comply with the Treaty of Versailles), standard full size guns, standard Bolos, French Gendarmes (full size frame mounted with a Bolo upper, for a rumored French contract), or completely inexplicable variants such as Long Barreled Bolos.Mauser took a C/96 upper, cut the barrel off, and then threaded a new 7.63mm barrel into the barrel extension. They then masked the area of the cut and threading with the distinctive “hash” marks seen on these pistols.

The barrel was also given a very different sight than standard C/96s, with the front sight band being sleeved and pined into place. All this was then mounted on a Bolo frame, to complete a very strange and rare pistol. The few of these guns that were manufactured all seem to occur in fairly tight serial number range groupings, meaning they were not just guns sent back to Mauser to be reworked. The guns we have examined in this configuration also have no variance in their bluing, nor any evidence of rebluing, which tends to show that the entire pistol was assembled together at the factory at the same time. They seem to have left the Mauser factory in this configuration, the exact reason being speculative at best.These guns left the factory with all matching factory stamped serial numbers, and while we have not seen a matched stock with one of these, it would stand to reason that they left the factory with a standard matched wooden holster stock.

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All the other Mauser markings are standard, with no variance from standard stamping. The rear tangent sight is the standard 100-1000 sight found on most C/96s of that era.So, are you claiming that you are the end all of all knowledge pertaining to the Mauser C96? Or are you just a wannabe know it all, out to disrupt any thread that you don't control?POSTSCRIPTgAZZ copied his post, then, sent it to me via PMS, that's Personal Message System. I suggest that he find a fresh Depends and take his Meds.

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I think that the nursing home should cut off his computer access.