Swedish Mauser with electro-penciled parts?

[Edvil91]

How's it going Calguns!

Sorry for asking yet not contributing...I was on the sidelines. I have a question about a swedish mauser m94-14 that involves "matching" parts. I have finally disassembled her and what do you know, electro-penciled trigger and sear. Everything else matches besides the firing pin. The electro-penciled parts do match numbers-wise. Anyways, was this normal and does this decrease value significantly?

Thank you for everyones time, much appreciated!

Also, does anyone know where I can acquire the disk screws, the "original" and in used condition? I have purchase some from numrich, but they look like brand new and not "correct".

After I finish rubbing her down with some renaissance wax, I'll post her up.

Also I'll post some goodies this weekend of something I recently acquired, promise.

[Gutz]

Maybe here:

https://www.buymilsurp.com/rifle-parts-accessories-mauser-swedish-m38-and-m96-c-3548_369.html

[Edvil91]

Gutz, thanks brother! Unfortunately, they don't have them...

[Edvil91]

K here she is

[Emdawg]

Pity about those marks. Looks like its worthless. Just sell it to me and I will give you a fair deal.


Haha! Very nice carbine. I am jealous.

['ol shooter]

What a good looking rifle.

[v/dBrink]

How's it going Calguns!

Sorry for asking yet not contributing...I was on the sidelines. I have a question about a swedish mauser m94-14 that involves "matching" parts. I have finally disassembled her and what do you know, electro-penciled trigger and sear. Everything else matches besides the firing pin. The electro-penciled parts do match numbers-wise. Anyways, was this normal and does this decrease value significantly?

Thank you for everyones time, much appreciated!

Also, does anyone know where I can acquire the disk screws, the "original" and in used condition? I have purchase some from numrich, but they look like brand new and not "correct".

After I finish rubbing her down with some renaissance wax, I'll post her up.

Also I'll post some goodies this weekend of something I recently acquired, promise.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G%C3%B6ta_artilleriregemente

Electropenciled parts were SOP in the later post-WW2 years. Doesn't hurt value especially on non-visible parts.

Disc screws can be found: flat head plain steel, flat head blued steel, flat head slotted brass, flat head philips brass. There is no source for genuine Swedish military screws... except in my private stash which I don't share.

Factoid: There were no carbines made after 1907 until production resumed in 1914. Carbines were not mfg every year: 1898, 1901, 1903, 1904, 1906, 1907, 1914, 1915, 1916, 1917, 1918, 1929, 1932.

Total known production: 113150. In 1966 I owned s/n 113150. There hasn't been one with a higher s/n reported anywhere in the world since I began documenting s/n: http://dutchman.rebooty.com/94swede.html

Nice looking carbine. About $750 + $100 for the goodies.

[Edvil91]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G%C3%B6ta_artilleriregemente

Electropenciled parts were SOP in the later post-WW2 years. Doesn't hurt value especially on non-visible parts.

Disc screws can be found: flat head plain steel, flat head blued steel, flat head slotted brass, flat head philips brass. There is no source for genuine Swedish military screws... except in my private stash which I don't share.

Factoid: There were no carbines made after 1907 until production resumed in 1914. Carbines were not mfg every year: 1898, 1901, 1903, 1904, 1906, 1907, 1914, 1915, 1916, 1917, 1918, 1929, 1932.

Total known production: 113150. In 1966 I owned s/n 113150. There hasn't been one with a higher s/n reported anywhere in the world since I began documenting s/n: http://dutchman.rebooty.com/94swede.html

Nice looking carbine. About $750 + $100 for the goodies.

Thanks! About the screws...the carbine did come with brass phillips head screws, which I still have, but from what I have read they don't seem "correct".
The brass screws are different in dimensions with respect to the ones the I have purchased at numrich. Could you tell me anything about that.

[Gutz]

Damn, she's pretty!!!

[v/dBrink]

The brass screws are different in dimensions with respect to the ones the I have purchased at numrich. Could you tell me anything about that.

Since I can't see either of the two types of screws you're talking about it's safe to assume the answer to your question is ..... no.

[Edvil91]

What a good looking rifle.

Thanks bud!

[Exodus343]

damn.... now I really want a carbine to go with my 1899 CG....