Mauser C96 Red 9, DescriptionMauser C96 M1916 Red 9 6.
Mauser C96 Red 9, Note the presence of the red "9" on both sides of the distinctive "broomhandle" style pistol grip for which these pistols get their nickname. 9mm. How much did it cost you? And where did you get it? Any thoughts on Waffenmeisters ZF39 scope? And what would be better SSR or turret mount? Made in 9 m/m Luger to help simplify ammo supply in the field, the pistol and its identical brother in 7. Matching 6 INCH " barrel. This gun started out as a typical military issue full size C/96. Butt lanyard ring missing. This denotes that the weapon is one of 150,000 C96 9MM LUGER German Mauser C96 Broomhandle Red 9. Manufactured c. 63 mm · 50-500 meter tangent sight · 24 (approximately) groove walnut grips panels, usually with a "9" carved or branded in It is a genuine red 9; it has the proper magwell follower, is in the proper serial range for a red 9, and has the appropriate 50-500M sight leaf The Mauser C96 Red 9 is a legendary firearm steeped in history, famous for its distinctive red number "9" on the grip. This pistol still retains the original Red 9 grips, but has been reworked to comply with the Treaty of Versailles. s1m, awgd0, zfov, 9w, dx7k, ztzsf, uvfh, ma, 12, ax,