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Mauser

Arms manufacturers companywww.mauser.com

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Oct 28, 2026

ClaireNARRATOR
33:45
See figure 9.
ClaireNARRATOR
33:47
The magazine is a brass tube underneath the barrel as in the Winchester, Verlitelli, Mauser, and other rifles of class 1.
ClaireNARRATOR
33:55
It contains 6 cartridges while the 7th can be placed in the trough or carrier T.
ClaireNARRATOR
34:01
When the breech is opened by pulling back the bolt, a projection on the ladder strikes the carrier at N, causing its front extremity to raise the cartridge into the position shown in the section.
Stew PetersHOST
5:38
And he's making his way over to the edge of the roof.
Stew PetersHOST
5:40
And for the first time ever in documented history, a sniper, a lazy-eyed sniper, a lazy-eyed sniper who has never before, even in controlled environments, hit the paper and struggles to shoot and knows nothing about the Mauser .30-06 that he inherited or stole from his grandfather, the rifle that his grandmother says she's never seen him with.
Stew PetersHOST
6:02
And he got himself to the edge of that rooftop.
Stew PetersHOST
6:06
But it wasn't the edge.
Michael MelitoHOST
7:53
If you think about military terms, an AK-47, that's open sights.
Michael MelitoHOST
7:58
That's generally more forward on the barrel, and it's not just the AK, many, many rifle like the old Mauser 98s.
Michael MelitoHOST
8:06
They'll have a rear sight affixed to the barrel instead of the receiver generally.
Michael MelitoHOST
8:14
And they will be open, meaning there's not a circle on them.
speaker_0NARRATOR
17:35
But more than pistols, the company's largest supply to the German armed forces was ammunition.
speaker_0NARRATOR
17:41
Hundreds of millions of standard-issue Mauser rifle rounds and Parabellum pistol rounds, along with massive stockpiles of specialized ammunition used by Luftwaffe fighter planes and anti-aircraft flak guns.
speaker_0NARRATOR
17:52
Only a single DWM plant was outputting 400 million rounds of small arms ammunition annually for the Wehrmacht.
speaker_0NARRATOR
17:59
The net cash reserve surplus of its main factory in Karlsruhe climbed from roughly 800,000 Reichsmarks in 1935 to a staggering 7.2 million by 1942.
Peter KorchnakHOST
4:19
The early small weapons the factory produced were conversions of existing arms into more modern types.
Peter KorchnakHOST
4:24
The first original design came in 1890, but Serbia soon concluded that the German Mauser 98 bolt-action rifle was superior and purchased enough of them to last through two world wars.
Peter KorchnakHOST
4:34
In addition to weapons, the company, quote, introduced the first steam engines, first electric light, first technical school and first quality system in the region, according to Zastava's materials.
Peter KorchnakHOST
4:44
In the First World War, the factory was looted by the Central Powers.
JoeGUEST
38:37
Yeah, as a gunsmith, like I said, I've shot pretty much every .22 you can think of that you can get from a couple years ago.
JoeGUEST
38:46
The Mauser AK-47 .22.
JoeGUEST
38:49
The blue line Mauser? Yeah, the blue line.
JoeGUEST
38:53
Oh, yeah.
JoeGUEST
38:54
That thing was cool, but no matter what, even with mini mags, it wasn't cycling.
Nic EmricsonHOST
41:04
Sure.
Phil RabalaisHOST
41:04
Yes, it is a weapon of war in the same way that a Beretta M9 is, and a 1911 is, and every friggin' bolt-action based off of a Mauser is, and an Enfield
Nic EmricsonHOST
41:15
is,
Phil RabalaisHOST
41:16
and the CZ Scorpion that has been very popular for a lot of years, and...
JoeGUEST
38:37
Yeah, as a gunsmith, like I said, I've shot pretty much every .22 you can think of that you can get from a couple years ago.
JoeGUEST
38:46
The Mauser AK-47 .22.
JoeGUEST
38:49
The blue line Mauser? Yeah, the blue line.
JoeGUEST
38:53
Oh, yeah.
JoeGUEST
38:54
That thing was cool, but no matter what, even with mini mags, it wasn't cycling.
Dalton GrayHOST
76:25
I'm not allowing you to do that on that rifle.
Dalton GrayHOST
76:29
Maybe on my old Mauser.
MoHOST
76:32
I mean, you just need a vice and a drill press.
MoHOST
76:37
It's not that hard.
Philip MarloweVOICE_ACTOR
15:43
Trumpet man King Leopardi was lying on the studio couch, large, smooth, and artificial looking even in depth.
Philip MarloweVOICE_ACTOR
15:51
A small Mauser automatic hung loosely in his right hand.
Philip MarloweVOICE_ACTOR
15:55
There was a bullet hole in his golden yellow sport coat right over his heart.
Philip MarloweVOICE_ACTOR
16:01
Delores, is this your gun?

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