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Mauser Military Rifles of the World Robert W.D. Ball
Publisher: KP Books

The ultimate Mauser military rifle reference, this superior guide is packed with more models, all-color photos and Mauser history is tailored to the interests and needs of firearms collectors. You can try "Mauser Military Rifles of the World" a book by Robert D.W. Just wondering if Styer used some other Polish rifle parts other than receivers. Mauser military rifles offer collectors almost unlimited variations, and author Bob Ball continues to find rare and interesting specimens. Ball, 54 different countries contracted with Mauser to make more than 1,000 models of the basic rifle from 1871 to 1945. A World War Two German rifle originally, this one came out of the Steyr factory in Austria in 1941 according to the factory code and date on the receiver below. According to "Mauser Military Rifles of the World", the only listing for an 8 mm Spanish Mauser is the Model 1943 Short Rifle, which seems to be nothing more than the typical re-worked German M98 variant. Rifles of the World - John Walter - Google Books The third edition of this definitive reference includes expanded coverage of commercial and military rifles from around the world. Mauser Military Rifles of the World (Mauser Military Rifles of the World, 2nd ed) $44.95. Ball, by krause publications http://www.krause.com That book has a lot of photos and covers a lot of the history of the Mauser rifles. According to Mauser Military Rifles of the World, by Robert W.D. There are thousands of Yugoslavian Mausers made on the German machines right after WWII that can be had pretty cheaply, many of them in new, unissued condition.