Mysterious Mauser rifle part

Hello everybody,

Who knows what kind of part this is from a ww2 Mauser rifle?

Greetings Gerard from Holland

 

Gerard,

I have just had a look at this exploded view of a Mauser and I cannot see any part resembling yours.

http://world.guns.ru/userfiles/images/rifle/2/1288251737.jpg

I am no weapons expert and hope that some of our experts can identify the part for you.

Regards
Tom

 

What makes you think its mauser?

 

Maybe it's a removeable bracket for an attachment like a bayonet or bipod perhaps?

 

Hello,
I am gone to tell you the storie.
I was about 12 years old in 1954.
I found my dads mauser from ww2. removed the bolt
and more parts, than i fixed it again, one part left.
I tryd and tryd but did not find were to fix.
So I kept this part carefully to fix later.
I saw , fixing it on a shaft possibel you can use it
as a tool, to prick a small hole somewhere in a corner,
What do you think ??
Regards, Gerard from Holland

 

Maybe this can help determine which part it might be:

K98k Mauser Page

Here's a good video of how to dis- and reassembly a K98:

K98 Cleaning and Disassembly - YouTube

 

That is no part from any standard Mauser 98, K or otherwise.

Are you sure it was not already in the box when you started?

Regards
TonyE

 

Hello, everybody,
Special TonyE Now I have doubt, but what can it be than ?
This question was always with me , not yet the solution.
Still a mistery,
Do you like to know about my dads two mauser rifles, than read
,,my dads warstories,, in the forum .

Regards, Gerard from Holland

 

Hello everybody,

Who knows what kind of part this is from a ww2 Mauser rifle?

Greetings Gerard from Holland

Hello
This is nothing to do with a Mauser I'm afraid - it is a driver for turning on a lathe between centres.
Hope that helps
Hyacynth

 

Hyacynth ........BINGO........
You helped me a lot, after long years sometimes brains make mistake.
This must be one of the small tools belonging to my small lathe bench.

Thank you very mutch, now my brains have piece for that.

Regards, Gerard from Holland

 

Holy mackerel Gerard, that was the reaction I had when I dismantled and reassembled my MZ bike! Lots of parts remaining that I had no idea where they belonged! And the damned bike managed to run even better than before, the Communist God bless her benighted soul

 

Carriers lathe or cylindical grinding - from my other world of Verniers and Micrometers.

 

Great,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Some people recougnise immedeatly this tool.
Now my headache is over.......Thanks a lot.

Gerard from Holland.

 

Hyacynth ........BINGO........
You helped me a lot, after long years sometimes brains make mistake.
This must be one of the small tools belonging to my small lathe bench.

Thank you very mutch, now my brains have piece for that.

Regards, Gerard from Holland


Ha ha ha

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