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I am looking at a Type M Sporter described as a Pattern 270. I believe Oberndorf offered the Type M in four patterns, namely 270,271,274 and 272. My Google skills have let me down, I am hoping someone can explain what the differences between these four patterns might be, or better yet, refer me to a web site laying this information out? Thanks so much, THBailey |
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There are five Patterns of the Model M Mauser Sporter, the four you have listed plus a Pattern 276, refer web site below. https://auctions.morphyauctions.com/lot-446978.aspx The book by Ludwig Olson, Mauser Bolt Rifles, Third Edition, lists all the Patterns for the various models of Sporter Mausers, with Type M as follows; Carbines, Type M* 19.69" round barrel, stocked to muzzle, steel fore-end cap, flat bolt handle, steel-capped pistol grip, steel buttplate with trap. Calibers 6.5x54, 7x57, 8x51, 8x60, and 9x57. *Many Type B rifles and Type M carbines were made in caliber .30-'06 for the American market. Pattern No. 270 Double set trigger, standard and two-leaf rear sight. Pattern No. 271 Same as No. 270, but with telescopic sight. Pattern No. 272 Same as No. 270, but with military-type single trigger. Pattern No. 274 Military-type single trigger, tangent rear sight. Pattern No. 276 Same as No. 274 but with double set trigger. Hope this is helpful. Ludwig Olsons book is a good reference for anyone interested in the Mauser rifle both military and sporter versions. |
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Perfect. Thanks so much. THB |