Luxembourg M96

[smittylite]

Does anyone know if the 1900 M96 Oberndorf Mausers which were made for Luxembourg had the stock disk in them? I know that they have Swedish proofs on them, but not sure about the stock disk.

[smittylite]

The Luxembourg Rifle

At the end of Mauser production in 1900, between 500 and 1,000 m/96 rifles were built and sold to the Duchy of Luxembourg. The are identical to the Swedish m/96 with the following exceptions:

1) receiver ring marking.

WAFFENFABRIK

MAUSER

OBERNDORFA/N

1900

2) barrels were marked "L 205," 3) the standard Mauser 1893 upper band was substituted for the Swedish upper band to permit the use of a conventional Mauser bayonet. All parts including the barrel were stamped with the Swedish Crown inspection stamp.

and I found out that they do not have the stock disk.

and guess what?













My layaway 1900 Oberndorf doesn't

[smittylite]

:cool:
















.......fit that profile. :p

[Schuetzenman]

:sex: :geton: :hohyeah: :rockin: Lucky Bastige!

[smittylite]

Not really, if you check my last post, mine does have the stock disk, does not have the german mauser front band, and does not have A/N following Oberndorf. Trying to throw some bait out there. :p She's just a sweet little '96.