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[B] I recently acquired a Belgian Mauser made in Birmingham England. I am fairly sure that it was manufactured and used in WW 1 and I was told that the rifle is a cavalry model. It seems to have the original stock. I am trying to find out more about the left side of the buttstock. It has a metallic insert that appears to be designed for the insertion of another piece of metal which may allow the attachment of some type of sling. I have seen pictures on the Internet of stocks that have similar built in inserts, but I cannot find any info about a sling and sling attachment. Does anyone know more this strange fixture or can possibly point me in a direction for further details. Your help would be greatly appreciated. ThanksB]
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This inquiry begs for a photo of the area of interest, please."Wars are, of course, as a rule to be avoided; but they are far better than certain kinds of peace." - T.R. -
Ya it would help a lot.I DDUW BO'R DIOLCHComment
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mauser_Model_1889 basically a 1891 argentine way ahead of it's time .Comment
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It does however have the slotted plate in the butt for a cavalry carry-strap.
post-14525-0-79210500-1298491677.jpg https://www.greatwarforum.org/topic/...auser-carbine/Comment
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Thank you, One Shot. You have been a great help. Lee HoffmanComment
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