Selected Handgun Detail

Manufacturer
	Mauser Jagdwaffen GmbH More Info

About the Gun

Blowback striker-fired semi-auto with a fixed barrel. Features a one-piece wrap around walnut grip, basic blade and notch sights, cocked indicator and an internal magazine hold open/safety.

Production

Production of this firearm spanned from 1910 to 1934, with manufacturing primarily occurring in Oberndorf, Germany. Most units were made during the early 20th century, reflecting the era's craftsmanship and design preferences.

Market value

For this gun, the MSRP is not applicable as it’s a historical model. Used market value in 95% condition is approximately $400-$600, based on 2024-2025 auction and sales data.

Cartridge Specifications
Cartridge:	.25 Automatic
Alias:	6.35mm Browning
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Analysis

This compact pistol in .25 Auto caliber offers a blend of historical significance and practical design for its era. Its accuracy is commendable for a small-frame handgun, delivering consistent performance at close range, ideal for personal defense. The ergonomics are well-suited to smaller hands, with a grip that aligns naturally for instinctive pointing. Reliability is generally solid when maintained properly, though it demands regular cleaning to prevent malfunctions due to its tight tolerances. On the downside, maintenance can be cumbersome, requiring specialized tools for disassembly. Sourcing replacement parts is often challenging, limiting its appeal for frequent use. The trigger pull is notably heavy, which may affect precision for some shooters, while the felt recoil is mild, making it manageable even for novices. Overall, this firearm suits collectors or those seeking a lightweight backup, but practical limitations temper its modern utility.