Spanish Military FR8 Mauser cal. 7,62x51.
An European collector rack is not complete without a Spanish FR-8 (Fusil Reformado) rifle!
Our carbine is derived from a selected M.1943 from which has kept the K98 Mauser action, and the upgrade of a new German Heckler and Koch barrel in caliber 7.62, equipped with a flash hider and a special elevation-adjustable rotary type rear sight having aperatures for 200, 300 and 400 meters, as well as an open "V" notch for 100m.
The front sight has elevation and windage adjustable via a special tool.
This FR-8 preserves the original Spanish Crest, circled by the name "Fabrica De Armas La Coruña" and the production year 1956 on the cartridge chamber, in addition to the bolt, the trigger system and the magazine capacity, of the model 1943 from which it derives.
Changes were made to the cartridge follower and to the stock, now shorter. Furthermore the metal finish is parkerized. The straight handle bolt has matching serial numbers to receiver.
Chambered in 7.62x51 the bore is brite with sharp rifling near excellent. Handsome stock and handguard with side sling swivels Import marked on the barrel.
Historical references | |
Origin: |
Service rifle adopted by the Spanish Army and the Guardia Civil in the Sierra Nevada between 1960 and the 1980s. |
Rarity: |
Very interesting collectibles rifle often remembered as "the last Mauser service-rifle", particularly appreciated for its constructive quality and shooting accuracy. |
Data sheet | |
Description: |
A surprisingly accurate light Mauser style Spanish rifle, equipped with flash-supressor and adjustable sights. |
Caliber: |
7.62x51 mm (308 win) |
Overall lenght: |
980 mm / 38.58" |
Barrel lenght |
470 mm / 18.5" |
Magazine capaciity: |
5 rounds |
Condition of the product | |
State: |
Collectible - Very Good |
Product authenticity | |
Authenticity: |
Original. |
DISCLAIMER | |
Terms of gun sale by correspondence: |
Pursuant to art. 17 of the L. n. 110/1975 the order by correspondence or by distance contract of weapons is allowed to the residents in the Italian State only if the purchaser provides for the withdrawal of the firearm at a license holder for the trade in guns (armory). |
Other information | |
External link: |
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