Does anyone owns Mauser Hsc. (kal 7.65mm)? Recently a dealer showed me a piece which looks in good nick but asking whooping 8.5L. Is it worth that? It will be nice if somebody could put forwad some comparitive analysis viz-a-viz other models available in .32 ACP.
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Re: Mauser HSc
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get clear pictures and serial number conduct some research on HSc on this forum and internet. Good pistol but it depends whether its from WWII era or later..prices are crazy IMHO lets see what others suggest its definitely on high side ...
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get clear pictures and serial number conduct some research on HSc on this forum and internet. Good pistol but it depends whether its from WWII era or later..prices are crazy IMHO lets see what others suggest its definitely on high side ...
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Re: Mauser HSc
Thanx for your prompt reply Grewal sahab.
I have taken the pic of the piece using my mob.To me the gun seems to be reblued and grip re-polished though i am not sure about it.I did some research on the net, none of the pic resembled the grip of the piece which he showed me. I can send you the pic if you could shed some more light on it.
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I have taken the pic of the piece using my mob.To me the gun seems to be reblued and grip re-polished though i am not sure about it.I did some research on the net, none of the pic resembled the grip of the piece which he showed me. I can send you the pic if you could shed some more light on it.
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ashok32bareta,
Here is a link for you..... http://www.tague.at/pistolen/en_index.h ... serhsc.htm
This link illustrates all the variations of the Mauser HSc pistol. In case your pistol looks different, then kindly upload its pictures here on the main forum and the members would gladly help you out.
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Here is a link for you..... http://www.tague.at/pistolen/en_index.h ... serhsc.htm
This link illustrates all the variations of the Mauser HSc pistol. In case your pistol looks different, then kindly upload its pictures here on the main forum and the members would gladly help you out.
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Rp.
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Re: Mauser HSc
Two years ago i was shown a nice HSC piece and was quoted 4.3 lks for it. I however went in for a smith snubby which was for around 5. I know smith snubbys command 6-6.5 lks today and generally HSC's are slightly cheaper or were so 2 yrs back. So the price sounds way too high.
However the pistol is a good weapon; very concealable almost PPK'ish kinda outline, reliable , ammo is easily available and the best part is that it is a Double action pistol. I think anything in the region of 6 lks + or - 50k should be fair price. For 7-8 lks you could land a PPk not that this is a bad pistol just that PPK's are more desireable and command higher prices.Personally I would buy a HSC over PPK for the double action feature .So other than the price quoted if the gun is in good nick you should get it.
However the pistol is a good weapon; very concealable almost PPK'ish kinda outline, reliable , ammo is easily available and the best part is that it is a Double action pistol. I think anything in the region of 6 lks + or - 50k should be fair price. For 7-8 lks you could land a PPk not that this is a bad pistol just that PPK's are more desireable and command higher prices.Personally I would buy a HSC over PPK for the double action feature .So other than the price quoted if the gun is in good nick you should get it.
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Looks nice to me. The only problem is the price tag.
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Re: Mauser HSc
looks like walther .the price depends on the persons mood.it ranges from 4 to 7 down here sometime back.there seems no fixed price as there is acute shortage of imported handguns.hope you know the gun scene in india.good luck.
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Hi Rakshitcaptrakshitsharma wrote: .Personally I would buy a HSC over PPK for the double action feature .So other than the price quoted if the gun is in good nick you should get it.
If I am not wrong even PPK's are double action.
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Finaly i bought Beretta 1935 model. Wish I could post Pics but it is not accepting.Can anyone help me to post the pics!!
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Congrats and good luck..you can search this website for instructions on posting using Photobucket etc
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Congrats and good luck..you can search this website for instructions on posting using Photobucket etc
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Thanx Grewal sir, i will post the pics soon.
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-- Fri Jun 03, 2011 2:19 am --
Thanx Grewal sir, i will post the pics soon.
regds
-- Fri Jun 03, 2011 2:44 am --
http://i1107.photobucket.com/albums/h38 ... C_0645.jpg
Thats my Berreta M 1935.
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-- Fri Jun 03, 2011 2:19 am --
Thanx Grewal sir, i will post the pics soon.
regds
-- Fri Jun 03, 2011 2:44 am --
http://i1107.photobucket.com/albums/h38 ... C_0645.jpg
Thats my Berreta M 1935.
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Congrats on getting your new gun. It looks in a good nic.
Happy and safe shooting.
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Re: Mauser HSc
Thanx a lot thebrowningeffect. I shot around 20 rounds with it, performs really well.
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