Mauser 1914 missing part

[metalcruncher]

I bought a Mauser 1910 and a Mauser 1914 handgun. I took them both apart to clean them and realized the 1914 has two parts missing and an incorrect spring.

The beauty of buying similar handguns is that the parts and function are the same or at least similar. So I was able to determine easily with all the parts laid out what was incorrect and what was missing.

The 1914 is missing the striker guide and it has the wrong spring installed to make up for the missing guide. Easy fix.

It's also missing the disconnector. Now from what I've found on the usual sites (Numrich, Sarco, etc), it that there is a early version disconnector and a late version disconnector.

So my questions to the forum:

A) am I looking for the right part?
B) where else should I look?

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Mauser 1910 partially disassembled

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Mauser 1910 disconnector in place

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Mauser 1910 disconnector removed

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Mauser 1914 partially disassembled

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Mauser 1914 missing disconnector

[metalcruncher]

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Mauser 1914 with 1910 disconnector. Doesn't fit and it looks like the correct disconnector had a stud in the back to hold it in place

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I think this is the correct part. Nowhere to be found though.

[SkyHawk]

This guy had some fairly recently

https://luger.gunboards.com/showthread.php?112155-WTB-Disconnector-for-Mauser-M1914-in-32-ACP-Early-Style-(Milled)-Disconnector&p=865331#post865331

Tom Heller (Luger Doc)
P O Box 398
St Charles MO 63302
Tel 636-447-3006
Email- lugerdoc@charter.net

You are looking for the early style milled with button/stud on the back. He will know what you are asking for, the question will be does he have them.

[metalcruncher]

Thanks Skyhawk.

Emailed Tom and he says he has the disconnector.

[SkyHawk]

Thanks Skyhawk.

Emailed Tom and he says he has the disconnector.

Awesome!!! Another old gun saved