I'll post some pics as soon as I get the chance. The gun survived because it was in a safe. A fire a few years back destroyed most everything else. My Grandfather died before I was born and this in one of the last things my grandmother has left that was his. I was wondering if there is anyone around that would be willing to take a look at it and get it into working order again.Īlso if anyone knows a round about figure on the value of it. She also told me my grandfather had it refinished somtime in the 80's but decided not to get into functioning order at the time. Add to cart Wolff RIGARMI BRESCIA 6.35mm. Read more Wolff NAMBU 1914 8MM, RECOIL SPRING PAK 11.97. Add to cart Wolff MAKAROV XP RECOIL SPRING 19LB 11.97. Read more Wolff PARAORDNANCE P12 STD HAMMER SPRING 23LB Pak of 1 8.97. I have no reason not to believe her and it does appear to have a nazi proof mark on the left side of the trigger gaurd. Wolff MAUSER HSc EARLY 7.65 & 9mm SERVICE PAK TYPE-I 19.97. She told me my Grandfather brought it home from Germany after being stationed there during WWII.
My grandmother just gave it to me a few days ago and told me it wouldn't shoot because the firing pin had been lost or damaged. The Mak is a PP on steroids, and that is what's needed to soak up what is largely the upper limit of blowback pistol operation stresses.I'm looking for a gunsmith that would be interested in taking a look at my grandfather's WWII bring back Mauser HSC. That the Makarov is one of the BEST-EVER pocket blowbacks ever plagiarized by the Commie copycats goes without saying-the 9 x 18 Ultra is kind of a "whatzis". They were not an overwhelming success, which is not too surprising when you take a 32 ACP-based platform and try to over-reach with a Makarov-level 9mm cartridge. Walther chambered some "PP Super" variants to the Ultra, but those are the only examples I'm familiar with. I don't believe-but I'm not certain-that any Mauser HSc pistols were chambered in 9 x 18 Ultra. It was loaded to about 5%-10% greater pressure than the 380 ACP-again much like the Makarov. Like the Makarov, the overall cartridge length wasn't increased, and it remained a max OAL of. 355" bullets (usually a short truncated cone) and a 380 ACP/9mm Kurtz casing 1mm longer than the standard 380 ACP. 363"-.365" nominal bullet diameter.and the 9 x 18 Ultra, which used.
The more familiar is the Makarov variant with. Truth to tell, there were at least 2 different 9 x 18 calibers, too.
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