The Mauser 1914 Pistol
by
Alex C.
Published: September 13th, 2016
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Mauser is much more well known for their long guns than their hand guns, but in this installment of TFBTV we look at a very prolific early 20th century handgun made by the Mauser company in significant quantities. This is the Mauser 1914, which was a very popular pistol back in the day.
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I like seeing and learning about historical firearms that aren't 1911s, so I truly enjoy the videos Alex C. puts up. One of the things I like is the variations that different makers tried with safeties, takedown procedures, etc., in the days before they became pretty standardized. The newer ways may be more ergonomic, but the old ways are fairly ingenious, even if they don't stand the test of time. (Except for Nambus. They just suck.)
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