Dismantling campaign Mauser Model 1914
Potential issues when removing campaign
- Charger with waste lips
- No loader available
- Removing a 1910 model early manufacturing
Dismantling advanced pistol Mauser Model 1914 (I)
- Removing the extractor
- Access to the internal mechanism
- A cover of the first models in 1910
Dismantling advanced pistol Mauser Model 1914 (II)
- Removing the safety lever and the spring
- Removing the trigger mechanism
- Tip reassembly
Dismantling advanced pistol Mauser Model 1914 (III)
- Removing the safety lever lock
- Removing the magazine catch
- Removing the bolt catch
- Removing the lock rod barrel blocking spring
- Disassembly of the charger
- Complete Parts List
Gun operation Mauser Model 1914 (I)
- Operation not fixed breech
- Firing by striker launched
- Arming the striker
- Risk of breakage of the rear of the carcass mounded
Gun operation Mauser Model 1914 (II)
- Explanation of the trigger mechanism
- Explanation of the disconnection
Gun operation Mauser Model 1914 (III)
- Operation of the manual safety
- Operating the bolt catch
- How the slide is held back
- The magazine safety explained
Gun operation Mauser Model 1914 (IV)
- Action of the ejector on the cartridge online
- Chambering of the cartridge
- Extraction and ejection of the cartridge
Markings found on the 1914 Mauser 7.65mm caliber
- Marks of the firm Mauser
- Markings and military police
- The marking of property "1920"
- Serial number and marking test
- Other markings
Evolution Model 1910 Mauser 6.35mm caliber
- Prototype 1909 Mauser 9mm Parabellum
- Prototype of 6.35mm caliber Mauser 1910
- Start of production of the standard 6.35mm caliber Mauser 1910
- Mauser Pistol in 6.35mm caliber 1910-1914
- Mauser Pistol in 6.35mm caliber 1910-1934
Evolution Model 1914 Mauser caliber 7,65mm
- First variation called "bump" in caliber 7,65mm
- Standard Model 1914 production start
- Production of war and post war
- Late submission of post-war (1923 - 1929)
- Model 1914-1934
- Guns purchased by the Army from 1914 to 1934 and the German Navy
- M20 training kit