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Who made the 1935 Argentine 98's?
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Who made the 1935 Argentine 98's?


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Are you referring to those marked D.G.F.M.-(F.M.A.P.) ? If so, they were made in Argentina at a government owned factory.
 
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The FMAP marked 1909's were indigenously made in the 40's long after the 1935 which was made in Germany by Oberndorf. The '35's are commercially marked with the BUGN proofs. Think '30's era Standard Modell for a visual. Same maker.




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I have three of these actions. From the proof marks, I believe they are from Mauser in Oberndorf Germany. I don't believe they are FN made as Kuhnhausen listed.

During there time of manufacture, Mauser was secretly building and selling M98 rifles (to South American countries) that they technically were prohibited from doing so by the treaty that ended WW1.

Some references list this action as an intermediate type action - it isn't. It is a regular sized M98 action.
 
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