Mauser Model 1910 Pocket Pistol

Characteristics:

Type: Single Action semiautomatic.

Caliber(s): 6.35x16mmSR (.25ACP).

Weight unloaded: 425 g.

Length: 116 mm.

Barrel length: 80 mm.

Magazine capacity: 9 rounds.

Info Mauser Model 1910 Pocket Pistol

The pocket pistol series includes the Model 1910, Model 1914, and Model 1934. They are very similar to each other with differences of caliber and small features such as the shape of the grips. There are also other rare variants such as the Model 1912-14, which were experimental and did not go into production. These pistols are fairly common yet uniquely well made, well finished compact pistols.

The Model 1910 is a 6.35 caliber (25 Auto ACP), grips can be black plastic ("Franzite"), hard rubber or checkered wood wrap around grip. A few examples were factory nickel finish which are worth slightly more, but beware of after market "Chrome" finishes applied over the original bluing.

The model 1910 designation is often used to describe different models. The model 1910's produced between 1911 and July 1913 had a latch on the side for breakdown and are known as 'side latch' or 'first' models. A modified version of this gun was introduced in 1914, still in 6.35mm, without the latch. This gun is often called a 'neues model' or 'second model' 1910. Slight changes were made to the model 1910 in 1914 including an added feature that holds open the receiver after the last shot is fired. Some people may refer to this as the model 1910/14.

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