Mauser Banner Ch.d.A

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Xavier

Senior Member

• Nov 12, 2011

• #1

Hi all,
please find pictures of a full matching number Mauser Banner 1934 with Ch.d.A marking on the stock.
Which is the right sling for that kind of rifle (H buckle configuration, standard one ?, else) ???
best regards
Xavier

 

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Xavier

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• Nov 12, 2011

• #2

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Xavier

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• Nov 12, 2011

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mauser Banner Ch.d.A

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denny gaither

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• Nov 12, 2011

• #4

Sling

Here ya go!

 

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Hambone

Community Organizer

Staff member

• Nov 12, 2011

• #5

Nice honest, hard to find rifle Xavier. Pic stickied.

 

THunter

Well-known member

• Nov 12, 2011

• #6

Awesome rifle! Thanks for sharing! I wonder what bubba was trying to accomplish with the rear band?

 

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Ssteven

Member

• Dec 22, 2019

• #7

A very nice 1934 bringback that spent a few decades in a veterans closet...

 

Pat

Moderator

Staff member

• Dec 22, 2019

• #8

Am I correct in assuming a Belgian connection with the ‘Ch.d.A.’ stamp?


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Peter S

Senior Member

• Dec 22, 2019

• #9

Ssteven said:

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A very nice 1934 bringback that spent a few decades in a veterans closet...

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That's cool because that very rifle is sitting in my gun safe right now.

http://www.k98kforum.com/showthread.php?29064-1934-Mauser-Banner-Ch-d-A

 

Absolut

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• Dec 23, 2019

• #10

Pat said:

Am I correct in assuming a Belgian connection with the ‘Ch.d.A.’ stamp?

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Ch.d.A. means "Chef des Amtes" and is German.

 

Pat

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• Dec 23, 2019

• #11

Absolut said:

Ch.d.A. means "Chef des Amtes" and is German.

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Thanks for clearing that up, Absolut. This is the first title that came to mind for me, but it just didn’t make any sense:

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Stan

Senior Member

• Dec 23, 2019

• #12

Pat said:

Thanks for clearing that up, Absolut. This is the first title that came to mind for me, but it just didn’t make any sense:

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You might already know, but the Ch.A. on your Belgian bayonet would be for the Chasseurs Ardennais. Can't recall if the number "3" is a Battalion or Regiment number.

 

Pat

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• Dec 23, 2019

• #13

Yep, that's why I bought that one!:
http://www.k98kforum.com/showthread.php?35480-Model-1916-Belgian-Gendarmerie-bayonet-unit-marked

The Chasseurs link didn't make sense, so that stamp on the butt stock really had me intrigued.