Mauser C96 Broomhandle, 1930 Commercial | Collector's Guide
What a collector needs to know about the Mauser 1930 Commercial C96 Broomhandle. Learn to determine which parts should be blued, type of bluing, proof marking, proof location, timing of proof strikes (before or after finishing), serial number ranges, serial number locations, and typical wear mark patterns. We will remove the floor plate, disassemble the frame and subframe, and review key serial number locations. Were grips serial numbered? Is it worth it to remove the grip screws? How does one judge the originality of shoulder stocks? Watch this video to find out key details before you invest in a Mauser C96 1930 Commercial broomhandle.
▶︎
C96 Broomhandle Mauser - Awesome, Terrible and Slightly Unsafe
▶︎
Why Winston Churchill Carried This German Pistol Into Battle
▶︎
Mauser: How Two Brothers Built the Most Influential Firearm in History, Then Lost Everything
▶︎
Chinese Shansei Mauser C96 | Collector Guide
▶︎
History of WWI Primer 09B*: Mauser C96 at War Documentary
▶︎
Scoped C96 "Broomhandle" Sporting Carbine
▶︎
Just Too Powerful: The C96 in 9mm Mauser Export
▶︎
CZ 75: How a Communist State Gun Beat Every NATO Pistol in Secret Testing
▶︎
Broomhandle Mauser Maintenance Series – Disassembly
▶︎
Broomhandle Mauser "Red Nine" - the C96 in World War One (Updated)
▶︎
Stocks of the C96: Mauser C96 stock variants
▶︎
Mauser C96 Historical Pistol
▶︎
Verdun 1916: The 300-Day Hell of World War I
▶︎
Your first Mauser C96 Broomhandle!
▶︎
Two Broomhandles Go to China: A Look at a Pair of Mauser Broomhandle C/96 Pistols Used in China.
▶︎
History of WWI Primer 09A*: Mauser C96: Italian Modello 1899 Documentary
▶︎
Two World Wars: A Weimar Police C96 Mauser
▶︎
Mauser C96 “Broomhandle” vs “OG” 1911 US Army
▶︎
Ranking Every Carry Gun From Worst To Best For Reliability
▶︎