Argentine Mauser 1891 7.65x53mm

The Argentine Mauser 1891 7.65x53mm is a bolt-action rifle that was manufactured in Argentina under license from Mauser. Ludwig Loewe & Company, a German firearms manufacturer adopted by the Argentine Army in 1891.

Product Overview: Argentine Mauser 1891 Rifle

Caliber: The Mauser Argentino 1891 is chambered in 7.65x53mm Mauser developed by Argentina and is based on the 7.65x53mm Mauser cartridge used by the Belgian military.
Action: The rifle features a bolt action mechanism, which requires the shooter to manually cycle the bolt to load and eject cartridges.
Magazine: Typically has a fixed internal magazine with a capacity of five rounds loaded individually into the magazine through the top of the action.
Barrel: The rifle has a barrel length typically 29 inches (740mm) (other variants exist), which provides good velocity and accuracy for the 7.65x53mm cartridge.
Overall Length: 37 inches
Overall Weight: 7.20 lbs.
Sights: Iron sights, including a front sight post and an adjustable rear sight.
Historical Significance: The Mauser Argentino 1891 played a significant role in various conflicts and wars, including the Argentine Civil War, the Chaco War, and World War I. It was a reliable and robust rifle that served the Argentine military for many years.
Mauser Design: The Mauser Argentino 1891 is based on the Mauser Model 1891, designed by Peter Paul Mauser. The Mauser design became widely adopted by many countries due to its reliability and accuracy.