Mauser: Model M Stutzen


	Vivid history For 140 years, the name Mauser is synonymous with sturdy, high-quality products. The track record continues from the legendary M 98, the 71 to the new M 03.
	Model 71 Model 71/84 "Special Rifle Type A" Model B Model K Army Model C Africa Model Model M Stutzen Special Range Rifle Model 66 S Model 2000/3000/4000 Model 77 Small Caliber Rifles Model 94 Model 96 Model 97 Model 98 Original Model 98 Original Magnum 98 Rifle and 98K Carbine Shotguns Mauser M 03 Mauser M 03 Africa Mauser M 03 Extreme Mauser M 03 Alpine Mauser M 03 Africa PH Mauser M 03 Target	1914 Model M Stutzen The Model M (M for Mannlicher design, as rival to the "Mannlicher-Schönauer Stutzen" model) was included in the Mauser product range from 1914 to 1946. This light, easy to handle rifle was only provided with standard, medium and short actions and in 9 x 57 caliber or smaller. Amongst five standard versions, the M Stutzen with short actions are very rare. Model S Stutzen (S for Stutzen German for short rifle). This short rifle was on the market at the same time as the Model M in 7 standard versions each with a 50 cm long barrel. Significantly more of this model were produced than of the M Stutzen. The short versions are also the rarest here.

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