​Model 1891 ammo pouches manufactured in Belgium.

The Argentine Mauser (Model 1891) was used by the Argentine government from 1891 until 1909.  This model has a straight bolt handle that must be altered if a scope is mounted and a 2-position safety.  It is designed to be loaded from the top with five-round charger clips but can also be single loaded. This rifle is no longer in production and some parts are not available. The Argentine Mauser was initially made on contract by Ludwig Loewe and Company of Berlin.  It was introduced to Argentina by then-Major Pablo Ricchieri.

Short (Early) and long handguard.

Model 1891 rifles in their original June 1892 first issue configuration. Short Early Type Handguard.

Long late version, adopted after 1895. ​​

Proof marks on receiver.

Lower band, front swivel w/screw, and band spring.

1891 crest.

Bolt sleeve and bolt stop.

Trigger guard; Magazine assembly and catch; 

Rear sight.

Front and rear sight.

Bolt with safety and extractor.

Front and rear guard srew.

Front plate, nose end cap.

Cleaning rod for 1891 and 1909; Bayonet lug and upper band and spring

Bayonet mounting system and cleaning rod.