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An essential accessory for any serious marksman, this Collectable Military Scope Mount is expertly engineered to fit Mauser 96/98 and Mosin-Nagant rifles. This versatile scope mount replaces the rear sight, offering a seamless integration with your firearm. It comes equipped with an elevation adjustment feature, allowing for precise targeting and improved accuracy. Designed to be scout scope ready, this mount is perfect for those looking to enhance their long-range shooting capabilities. Constructed from lightweight aircraft-grade aluminum, this scope mount ensures durability and reliability without adding unnecessary weight to your rifle. Its satin black finish not only adds to the aesthetic appeal but also provides an extra layer of protection against the elements, making it a high-quality choice for outdoor shooting enthusiasts. Whether you're a collector, a hunter, or a competitive shooter, this sturdy and reliable scope mount is an invaluable addition to your Mauser 96/98 or Mosin-Nagant rifle.

219 p. For Collectors Only. Audience: General/trade. good plus, clean and tight, the only thing is the bottom of the pages are wavy, probably from dampness. not too bad'

Allied Rifle Contracts in America is the first work to fully explore American production of foreign military rifles for the Allies during the First World War. The demands of the war caused a number of Allied governments to enter into contracts with American industry. These contracts resulted in the production of a number of different rifles. Featured are the histories of the Mosin-Nagant and Winchester Model 1895, which were produced for Imperial Russia, the Model 1889 Mauser, made for Belgium and the Pattern 1914 which was built for the United Kingdom. Additionally the book provides rare insight into lesser- known contracts for Berthier and Rolling Block with France, and the Savage Model 1899 with Canada. The historical circumstances of these contracts are presented for the first time. Primary source materials and original period documentation were used to recreate the timelines of the various contracts, delving into issues including financing, production limitations, labor problems, factory expansions, corruption, and the foreign military personnel who worked in the United States. The work sheds new light on the degree to which American business was involved with the Allied war effort prior to the American entry into the war in 1917. Readers gain a multifaceted insight into the hurdles that faced the Allied purchasing commissions and American manufacturers. In addition to the in depth historical perspective, the book offers a detailed description of each rifle intended as a guide for the arms collector. This analysis covers features, specifications, markings and accessories to assist collectors in determining correct period pieces and understanding the fascinating history behind the artifacts. Allied Rifle Contracts in America is a fascinating blend of history, economics, technology and esoterica that is an essential part of any historian's or collector's library.