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Celia Villa, hija del centauro del norte, 1936
Mauser 1871
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More details of the Bock Mauser it has Greener Style Safety, to use with the scope.
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So the bolt in the Bock Mauser is not matching to the gun. It is actually form a WW2 K98 and has Waffen Stamps on it. I think that the rifle must have been brought back by an American GI after WW2 and a gunsmith later converted the bolt handle as well as engraved it. The scroll work theme also doesn't match the rest or the rifle. And although it is nice, the craftsmanship is not up to par with Otto Bocks work. I also cross reference any pictures of Bock Mauser with spoon handle bolts and it doesn't match up. Sad as it maybe, at least it was not run over by a Sherman tank.
A look at the inside of the Bock Mauser. It is interesting that the rifle has it own serial number and that there is another serial number that all the small parts are matched to. But then the stock is number to the gun and not to the steel parts.