| 1. | Mauser K98k | | | Covers the K98k rifle, the Wehrmacht's Standard Arm. Includes information on the 8mm round.
www.angelfire.com |
| 2. | Dayton Traister Inc. | | | Dayton Traister Inc. manufacturers the Mark II adjustable trigger, speed lock kit and Mark II Safety for Mauser M93-98 and M1903/1903A3 Springfields.
www.daytraco.com |
| 4. | France-Collection, dossier Springfield 1903 | | | The Mauser was superior from the standpoint of rapidity of loading and the ammunition it fired.On August 15, 1900, Springfield Armory completed an experimental magazine rifle which they believed to be an improvement over the Krag.
www.france-collection.com |
| 6. | World War II Tribute | | | Tribute to the 1903 Springfield, the M1-Garand, and the men who carried them into World War II.
www.1903springfield.com |
| 7. | Mitchell's Mausers | | | New, but 55 years old, and still in 'Military New' unissued condition. An accident of history has preserved these superior design 98k rifles, designated M48, complete with all of their original accessories.
www.mitchellSales.com |
| 8. | Peter Paul Mauser | | | In 1897 Mauser produced the Mauser Gewehr magazine-rifle. It was Germany's answer to the French Lebel M1888. It has been claimed that it was the most successful bolt-action rifle ever designed.
www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk |
| 10. | Hoosier Gun Works | | | Mauser M-93-M-98 gun parts. Enfield #1 Mk3 and #4 Mk1 parts.
www.hoosiergunworks.com |
| 11. | K98k Mauser | | | Provides information on the German K98k rifle, and its 7.92x57 (8mm) cartridge. Also includes an Internet Mauser Shooting Society.
www.infantryrifles.com |
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