Achtung:
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Armureriesafari
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La firme Mauser a conçu le premier fusil allemand à cartouche métallique en 1871 suivi, en 1884, d’un modèle à répétition. Lorsqu’il s’est agi d’équiper les forces armées d’un nouveau fusil de petit calibre, les militaires conçurent une arme nouvelle sans faire appel à l’industrie privée. Ce qui donna une arme médiocre : le G 88. Cependant, les techniciens de Mauser poursuivent leurs recherches, avec des armes nouvelles qui ont été améliorées au fur et à mesure que d’autres pays les adoptaient. (Belgique, Espagne, Argentine, Suède). Le modèle 1884 est donc de plus en plus perfectionné, ce qui amène la firme Mauser à présenter aux autorités militaires allemandes un fusil à répétition qui concrétise ce qui se fait de mieux à l’époque. L’arme est adoptée le 5 avril 1898, sous le nom de Gewehr 98. Modèle Danzig 1902 référence 3389.
Caractéristiques :
Calibre : 7,92 mm. (ou 8x57JS) Munition : 7,92 mm Mauser. Longueur totale : 1,245 m. Longueur du canon : 0,740 m. Poids : 4,600 kg. Capacité du magasin : 5 cartouches. Portée pratique : 100 à 600 m. Portée utile : 2.000 m.
Toutes les pièces sont au même numéro. Livré avec sa baguette d'origine.
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