C96 pistol (368 pieces)

The German Pistol Winston Churchill fought in the Battles of Sudan

Created by Mauser in 1896, the C96 was one of the first semi-automatic pistols to go into production on an industrial scale and became one of the most recognizable in modern armament history.

Its fixed charger positioned in front of the trigger, its broomstick-shaped buttock and its unmistakable profile made it the preferred pistol of historical figures like Winston Churchill and Lawrence of Arabia.

This replica of 368 fluid fitting parts recreates each curve and every detail of the Mauser C96, with functional trigger, removable charger and rubber tension firing mechanism that delivers genuine interactivity in a compact and elegant format.

The Functional Elegance of an Epoch Gun

Front Removable Charger: One of the most unique features of the C96, the loader fixed in front of the trigger, is faithfully reproduced and integrated into the firing mechanism, making each recharge a gesture of historical authenticity.

Functional Trigger with Real Shooting: The rubber mechanism accumulated under internal tension is released by the trigger, launching the projectiles with controlled and safe force, without any chemical or pneumatic substances involved.

Choir with Iconic Profile: The unmistakable shape of the butt on a broom handle, one of the most recognizable silhouettes in the history of pistols, is reproduced with proportional fidelity that any historical armament enthusiast will immediately recognize.

Mounted, the Mauser C96 replica presents 3,8 cm wide, 16,5 cm tall and 30 cm in total length, compact dimensions that make it an ideal piece for desks, shelves and showcases of thematic collections.

More than a Century of History in 368 Pieces

The Mauser C96 participated in two World Wars, traveled through the deserts of Sudan and the plains of China and survived a century of technological evolution while maintaining its reputation as an iconic pistol.

This replica preserves this legacy in an assembly experience that is, at the same time, a historical immersion and a project of high satisfaction modeling.