Mauser C96 Broomhandle Replica, Germany 1896 (Non-Firing) with turning any shelf or mantle

turning any shelf or mantle into a striking focal point

Favoured by lawmen

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MK 4 Revolver

It was adopted by the United States Army and used for the operations of the Vietnam War in 1963

Mauser C96 Broomhandle Replica, Germany 1896 (Non-Firing) with turning any shelf or mantleNon firing collector's replica of the Mauser C96 by Denix, made of metal with simulated engraved wooden grips and a simulated (non working) action. It is an inert display model that cannot be fired and cannot chamber or discharge any ammunition. The original C96, created by Mauser and produced from 1896 to 1937, is one of the most recognisable early pistol designs, nicknamed the "Broomhandle" for its distinctive grip shape. It saw service in World War