The OP's rifle still should be verified first hand by a gun smith to know for sure, but based on the little detail we can see right now I would venture to say it is this:
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I knew I should have taken a shot of the crest... My bad but I'll see if I can get down and do so.The OP's rifle still should be verified first hand by a gun smith to know for sure, but based on the little detail we can see right now I would venture to say it is this:
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More detail about the Persian Mauser Model 98: (scroll down a few pages)
Small-arms weapon markings
Recently, I was approached by the awesome team of Silah Report (@Silah_Report) to comment on the weapon markings and engravings of Middle-Eastern, North African and Central-Asian small-arms. Honore…
Additional AI info:
The Persian Mauser Model 98/29 is chambered in 7.92×57mm Mauser, commonly referred to as 8mm Mauser. These rifles, produced by the Brno factory in Czechoslovakia for Iran during the 1930s, are known for their long 29.1-inch barrels, high-quality manufacturing, and Farsi markings.
Key Details:
These rifles are widely considered some of the best-manufactured Mauser long rifles, often featuring high-quality walnut stocks and exceptional, bright, strong-rifled barrels.
- Caliber: 7.92×57mm (8mm Mauser).
- Manufacturer: Brno (Czech).
- Years Produced: Approximately 1931–1938.
- Action: Bolt-action, based on the Mauser 98 system.
That is the crest. I tried to post a pic but I don't know if it's loading or not.The OP's rifle still should be verified first hand by a gun smith to know for sure, but based on the little detail we can see right now I would venture to say it is this:
View attachment 2261653
More detail about the Persian Mauser Model 98: (scroll down a few pages)
Small-arms weapon markings
Recently, I was approached by the awesome team of Silah Report (@Silah_Report) to comment on the weapon markings and engravings of Middle-Eastern, North African and Central-Asian small-arms. Honore…
Additional AI info:
The Persian Mauser Model 98/29 is chambered in 7.92×57mm Mauser, commonly referred to as 8mm Mauser. These rifles, produced by the Brno factory in Czechoslovakia for Iran during the 1930s, are known for their long 29.1-inch barrels, high-quality manufacturing, and Farsi markings.
Key Details:
These rifles are widely considered some of the best-manufactured Mauser long rifles, often featuring high-quality walnut stocks and exceptional, bright, strong-rifled barrels.
- Caliber: 7.92×57mm (8mm Mauser).
- Manufacturer: Brno (Czech).
- Years Produced: Approximately 1931–1938.
- Action: Bolt-action, based on the Mauser 98 system.
