Description
4/9/24 – This is a minty example of a commercial Mauser Model 1930 Broomhandle from the 1930’s. This variant appeared in 1930, and was the first C-96 to have a real model designation. Mauser called it the Modell 1930, but the common modern name is the M-30. With the M-30, Mauser dropped the Bolo-sized C-96 for good, and reverted to the standard formula which had dominated throughout the prewar and wartime eras – 10 shot magazine, large grip, long barrel, 1000 meter tangent sight, and grooved walnut grip panels. This particular example has retained about 97-98% of its original high polish finish. There is just very minor wear on the high edges of the frame, a few very light streaks of wear on the underside of the barrel, and a couple of very light surface scratches here and there. Fitted with excellent un-numbered wood grips. Mint bore.
