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Zastava M24/47 Mauser Rifle – 7.92x57mm (8mm Mauser), Yugoslavian Military Surplus

$399.00

Own a piece of history with the Zastava M24/47 Mauser rifle in 8mm Mauser. A Yugoslavian arsenal-refurbished surplus rifle featuring military stock, crest markings, and reliable Mauser action.

SKU: M24014215
Condition: Used
Caliber: 8mm
Model: M24/47 Mauser
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Description

The Zastava M24/47 is a post–World War II Yugoslavian refurbishment of pre-war Mauser Model 24 rifles, reworked at the Zavod 44 (Factory 44) arsenal. Chambered in the powerful 7.92x57mm (8mm Mauser), this bolt-action rifle is a robust and historically significant military surplus firearm.

This example retains its original hardwood stock with visible field wear and character markings, consistent with decades of service. The receiver is stamped M24/47 along with the Yugoslav crest, a hallmark of these rifles. While the metal finish shows patina from age and use, these rifles are known for their rugged reliability and accuracy when properly maintained.

Whether you’re a collector of surplus Mausers or simply seeking a budget-friendly shooter in a classic military caliber, the Zastava M24/47 offers a solid and affordable piece of Cold War–era history.


Specifications

Specification Detail
Manufacturer Zastava (Yugoslavia/Serbia)
Model M24/47 Mauser
Caliber 7.92x57mm (8mm Mauser)
Capacity 5-round internal magazine (stripper clip fed)
Barrel Length 23" (approx.)
Action Bolt-Action
Receiver Markings Yugoslav crest, “M24/47,” Zavod 44 arsenal
Stock Hardwood military stock w/ surplus wear
Finish Blued steel w/ patina
Condition Surplus – shows wear, fully functional
Product Highlights
Brand Zastava
Model M24/47 Mauser
Caliber 8mm
Condition Used
SKU M24014215

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