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Spandau 71/84 Rifle, 11mm Mauser, 31 Inch Barrel, 10 1/4 lbs.
Guns International #: 103259768 Seller's Inventory #: 4453465
Category: Military Rifles - Non-US - Military Arms
Seller's Information
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Seller: Cabelas Tulalip
Company: Bass Pro - Cabelas
Member Since: 6/14/12
State: Washington
Zip: 98271
Country: United States
Phone: (360) 474-4880
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Seller: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns.
Free shipping to any Bass Pro/Cabela’s US stores. $25 shipping fee to any Third Party FFL dealer
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Description:
The I.G.Mod.71/84 (Infanterie-Gewehr M1871/84), Germany's first infantry repeater, is a further evolution of Mauser's successful I.G.Mod.71, but it is not a conversion of the M71 nor a simple upgrade, but rather a newly-designed and newly built rifle merely based on the M71. The I.G.Mod.71/84 is an 1871 pattern rifle with a tubular magazine (itself a derivation of the Winchester system), coupled with a Mauser designed lifting mechanism and improved rear sight. The most significant improvement was the addition of an 8 round tubular magazine in the forestock, loaded singly from the top with the bolt open. As a repeater, the M71/84 constituted a firepower improvement over the M1871 single shot, the under barrel tubular magazine was clumsy and time consuming to reload and served to provide only a backup for emergency firepower. Fully loaded, the rifle was very front-heavy and its center of gravity changed with every shot. The introduction of easily reloadable box magazine repeaters such as the Austrian Mannlicher in 1885-86 tolled the approaching end of the tube magazine repeater. While the M71/84 was competitive at the time of its adoption, the introduction in 1886 by the French of their Lebel rifle chambering a revolutionary 8mm smokeless powder cartridge made the M71/84 obsolete almost overnight. This action escalated the great European arms race of the late 19th Century, and Germany embarked upon a crash program to adopt a competitive rifle. None
Price: $1,099.99
Curio/Relic: Yes
Chambers: Bolt Action
Metal Condition: Good
Wood Condition: "Good, Stock has been Polished
Bore Condition: Good
Barrels: 31 Inch Barrel
Triggers: Factory
Butt Pad: Metal Butt
Weight: 10 1/4 lbs.
Sights: Front Patridge Sight with Rear Graduated Flip-Up Sight
Item Location: Tulalip, WA