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- Mauser_Model_1871 length "1350.0".
- Mauser_Model_1871 weight "4.5".
- Mauser_Model_1871 abstract "The Mauser Model 1871 adopted as the Gewehr 71 or Infanterie-Gewehr 71 ("I.G.Mod.71" was stamped on the rifles themselves) was the first rifle model in a distinguished line designed and manufactured by Paul Mauser and Wilhelm Mauser of the Mauser company and later mass-produced at Spandau.During 1870–71 trials with many different rifles took place, with the "M1869 Bavarian Werder" being the Mausers' chief competitor. The Mauser was provisionally adopted at the end of 1871, pending the development of an appropriate safety. It was adopted by the German Empire excluding Bavaria. The action was not based on its predecessor, the Dreyse needle gun which had seen service during the Franco-Prussian War of 1870–71.The now well recognized Mauser "wing" type safety lever was developed for the Gewehr 71. The Gewehr 71 is a conventional looking bolt action chambered in 11mm using black powder cartridges. The action included only a bolt guide rib as its single locking lug, locking forward of the receiving bridge. The original design was a single-shot. The design was updated in 1884 with an 8-round tubular magazine designed by Alfred von Kropatschek, making this Germany's first repeating rifle. This version was designated the Gewehr 1871/84. A version of this repeater was adopted by the Ottoman Empire. Designated the M1887, it differentiated from the M71/84 in that it had a side mounted cleaning rod, a second locking lug on the rear of the bolt, and it was in caliber 9.5×60mmR, which Paul Mauser touted as the most efficient (black powder) cartridge.In the early 20th century a few were converted to 7.65×53mm by the arsenal in Ankara.A shorter version of the Model 1871, the M1879 Grenzaufsehergewehr, was issued to the border guards in 1880. It shot a proprietary 11.15×37.5mmR cartridge, a trimmed down version of the full-power military cartridge.Serbia adopted a more up-to-date version of the rifle in 1881, the M1878/80, still single-shot, but chambered in its proprietary 10.15×63R caliber. It had unique additions in that it had a bolt guide (much like the M1870 Italian Vetterli) and the "progressive rifling" developed by the Serbian Major Kola Milanović. The grooves reduced in diameter from breech to muzzle. The muzzle velocity of the Mauser-Milanović was 1,680 feet per second (510 m/s). It saw first combat in the Serbo-Bulgarian War. Approximately 110,000 Mauser-Milanović rifles entered the Serbian arsenal. Starting 1907, about half of these were converted in Kragujevac to shoot the 7×57mm from a 5-shot magazine; the new barrels were purchased from Steyr. Both the old and new guns (designated M80/07) saw action in the Balkan Wars and World War I. The converted M80/07 are often referred to as "Djurich Mausers".The M71 was used by the Korean Empire Army (especially Guard units—this rifle replaced the Russian Berdan rifle). The number of rifles used is uncertain but the Korean Empire manufactured ammunition for them, which means that the Korean Empire used a respectable number of them.In 1894, Uruguay had their stockpile of M71 rifles converted to 6.5×53.5mm SR by Société Française d'Armes Portatives Saint Denis in France. They were given new stocks, barrels, sights, bands, and side mounted cleaning rods. These were unsatisfactory due to weak springs, and many were thrown away.[citation needed]Irish Republicans imported some 900 single-shot 1871 Mausers in the Howth gun-running for the nationalist militia called the Irish Volunteers in 1914. They were used in action by the Volunteers in the Easter Rising of 1916, an unsuccessful insurrection aimed at ending British rule in Ireland. The 1871 Mauser became known in Ireland as the "Howth Mauser".".
- Mauser_Model_1871 length "1.35".
- Mauser_Model_1871 origin German_Empire.
- Mauser_Model_1871 thumbnail Rifle_Mauser_M1871.jpg?width=300.
- Mauser_Model_1871 type Service_rifle.
- Mauser_Model_1871 usedInWar Balkan_Wars.
- Mauser_Model_1871 usedInWar Boxer_Rebellion.
- Mauser_Model_1871 usedInWar Easter_Rising.
- Mauser_Model_1871 usedInWar First_Boer_War.
- Mauser_Model_1871 usedInWar First_Sino-Japanese_War.
- Mauser_Model_1871 usedInWar Satsuma_Rebellion.
- Mauser_Model_1871 usedInWar Second_Boer_War.
- Mauser_Model_1871 usedInWar Serbo-Bulgarian_War.
- Mauser_Model_1871 usedInWar World_War_I.
- Mauser_Model_1871 weight "4500.0".
- Mauser_Model_1871 wikiPageExternalLink mauser_71.pdf.
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- Mauser_Model_1871 wikiPageID "4317385".
- Mauser_Model_1871 wikiPageRevisionID "606575135".
- Mauser_Model_1871 action Bolt_action.
- Mauser_Model_1871 caliber "0.43".
- Mauser_Model_1871 caption "Mauser Model 1871".
- Mauser_Model_1871 cartridge "10.15".
- Mauser_Model_1871 cartridge "11".
- Mauser_Model_1871 cartridge "11.15".
- Mauser_Model_1871 cartridge "6.5".
- Mauser_Model_1871 cartridge "7".
- Mauser_Model_1871 cartridge "7.65".
- Mauser_Model_1871 cartridge "9.5".
- Mauser_Model_1871 designDate "1871".
- Mauser_Model_1871 designer Mauser.
- Mauser_Model_1871 feed Single-shot.
- Mauser_Model_1871 feed "M71/84: 8-round tubular magazine".
- Mauser_Model_1871 feed "M80/07: 5-round stripper clip, internal magazine".
- Mauser_Model_1871 hasPhotoCollection Mauser_Model_1871.
- Mauser_Model_1871 isRanged "yes".
- Mauser_Model_1871 length "1350.0".
- Mauser_Model_1871 manufacturer Mauser.
- Mauser_Model_1871 name "Mauser Model 1871 / Gewehr 71".
- Mauser_Model_1871 origin German_Empire.
- Mauser_Model_1871 partLength "855.0".
- Mauser_Model_1871 service "1872".
- Mauser_Model_1871 sights "Iron sights".
- Mauser_Model_1871 type Service_rifle.
- Mauser_Model_1871 usedBy Ecuador.
- Mauser_Model_1871 usedBy Empire_of_Japan.
- Mauser_Model_1871 usedBy German_Empire.
- Mauser_Model_1871 usedBy Honduras.
- Mauser_Model_1871 usedBy Irish_Volunteers.
- Mauser_Model_1871 usedBy Kingdom_of_Serbia.
- Mauser_Model_1871 usedBy Kingdom_of_Siam.
- Mauser_Model_1871 usedBy Korean_Empire.
- Mauser_Model_1871 usedBy Qing_dynasty.
- Mauser_Model_1871 usedBy Uruguay.
- Mauser_Model_1871 variants "Carbine".
- Mauser_Model_1871 variants "G.A.G. M1879".
- Mauser_Model_1871 variants "Jagerbuchse".
- Mauser_Model_1871 variants "M1878/80".
- Mauser_Model_1871 variants "M1887".
- Mauser_Model_1871 variants "M71/84".
- Mauser_Model_1871 variants "M80/07C".
- Mauser_Model_1871 velocity "1430.0".
- Mauser_Model_1871 wars Balkan_Wars.
- Mauser_Model_1871 wars Boxer_Rebellion.
- Mauser_Model_1871 wars Easter_Rising.
- Mauser_Model_1871 wars First_Boer_War.
- Mauser_Model_1871 wars First_Sino-Japanese_War.
- Mauser_Model_1871 wars Satsuma_Rebellion.
- Mauser_Model_1871 wars Second_Boer_War.
- Mauser_Model_1871 wars Serbo-Bulgarian_War.
- Mauser_Model_1871 wars World_War_I.
- Mauser_Model_1871 weight "4.5".
- Mauser_Model_1871 wordnet_type synset-weapon-noun-1.
- Mauser_Model_1871 subject Category:Bolt-action_rifles.
- Mauser_Model_1871 subject Category:Early_rifles.
- Mauser_Model_1871 subject Category:Rifles_of_Germany.
- Mauser_Model_1871 type Device.
- Mauser_Model_1871 type Weapon.
- Mauser_Model_1871 type Product.
- Mauser_Model_1871 type PhysicalDevice.
- Mauser_Model_1871 type Weapon.
- Mauser_Model_1871 type DesignedArtifact.
- Mauser_Model_1871 comment "The Mauser Model 1871 adopted as the Gewehr 71 or Infanterie-Gewehr 71 ("I.G.Mod.71" was stamped on the rifles themselves) was the first rifle model in a distinguished line designed and manufactured by Paul Mauser and Wilhelm Mauser of the Mauser company and later mass-produced at Spandau.During 1870–71 trials with many different rifles took place, with the "M1869 Bavarian Werder" being the Mausers' chief competitor.".
- Mauser_Model_1871 label "Gew71".
- Mauser_Model_1871 label "Gewehr 71".
- Mauser_Model_1871 label "Karabin Mausera wzór 1871".
- Mauser_Model_1871 label "Mauser Model 1871".
- Mauser_Model_1871 label "Mauser Model 1871".
- Mauser_Model_1871 label "Mauser Modell 71".
- Mauser_Model_1871 label "Mauser Modelo 1871".
- Mauser_Model_1871 sameAs Mauser_Modell_71.
- Mauser_Model_1871 sameAs Mauser_Modelo_1871.
- Mauser_Model_1871 sameAs Gewehr_71.
- Mauser_Model_1871 sameAs Gew71.
- Mauser_Model_1871 sameAs Karabin_Mausera_wzór_1871.
- Mauser_Model_1871 sameAs m.0bwrhw.