File:Paul Mauser's 1888 rifle with a 9-round magazine.png
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English: Cutaway drawing of the predecessor to the M1889 (rotated and slightly cropped) |
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| Source | U.S. Patent 403,765A |
| Author | Paul Mauser |
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