By that I mean that they do not appear to be parted together " Frankenstein " guns. As such, they are as close to true military turn in Mauser rifles as I have ever seen. Now for the good news, as we said before these rifles have been stored intact in a military depot for quite some time. just one of the better ones in the group. We do offer a hand select for cosmetics that will offer you one of the nicer looking ones if that is your desire but please know that even a hand select is not going to be gorgeous. We have not seen any rust that would not clean up well. You can also expect anywhere from minimal bluing wear to a lot of bluing wear, and we have even seen some surface rust on a few. * About the Grading -The rifles have dents, dings, scrapes, gouges, discoloration and possible small cracks in the stocks. Most will be missing their cleaning rods and sight hoods so no guarantees on those. Expect standard digs, dings, minor stock cracks and bluing wear but all are very functional and should make great shooters in addition to being nice surplus collector pieces. These rifles are in original surplus turn in condition and will have an overall average condition of high end Fair to mostly Surplus Good cosmetic condition. It is chambered in 7.92×57mm ( 8MM Mauser ) caliber. The Spanish M43, was produced in La Coruña until 1957, it was a variant of the 98k with a straight bolt handle, a front sight guard and a handle groove in the front stock much like the earlier Reichspostgewehr. It is based on the German K98 Mauser and is chambered in 8mm Mauser.
The Spanish M1943 Short Rifle was made by La Coruna in Spain.
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