Portuguese M937-A

[Missourigunguy]

Picked this one up recently at the Tulsa show from a fellow member. Wasn’t on my list of things to look for but glad I found it. Has minor pitting under the stock and from what I understand the Portuguese didn’t store these very well. Also came with a port. non matching bayonet. Now I guess I need to find a M937 and M937-B

 

[Missourigunguy]

A couple more

 

[Telperion]

Congrats! I like those Portuguese Mausers!!

 

[AndyB]

Very nice rifle, what is little strange the bayonet adapter is bented down from barell? Is the adapter serialed or proofed

 

[Missourigunguy]

The bayonet lug is matched.

 

[AndyB]

Thanks maybe the rifle falled with attached bayonet on the blade area and the lug was bented down a little.

 

[RockinWR]

Any others early Ports this way to report?
Standard Lug may have been purposely bent to allow bayo/sheath to clear unique front sight guard.
Otherwise it must have seen a lot of practice on the ole haybale. )
Bob

 

[Aaron]

Great example, I hope to find one of these eventually but I know I couldn't stop at just the one variant!

 

[Missourigunguy]

I’m already on the lookout for the m937-B

 

[Kintepro]

Nice, I've also been wanting one of these.

 

[mag318]

I lucked into a M937B at a friends LGS and it is the most pristine K98k rifle I've ever seen. These Portuguese Mausers are very interesting rifles.

 

[mauser99]

owning a 41 Port is the closest you'll ever get to seeing a fresh as built 41 dated k98k// they are truely a work of art. The quality second to none..

 

[AN-94]

Got the chance to handle a really nice Portuguese 937b rifle a few years back and was taken away with how gorgeous it was. What's a fair price for a Portuguese m/937b these days? I don't seem to have any luck chasing S/42 K98ks as of late.