Gunsmithing Disassembly and Reassembly: Mauser C96 "The Broomhandle" (Gunworks)
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Jim Green, gunsmith and owner of GunWorks in Harrington, Maine, is also a co-star on the new National Geographic Channel TV show, Lords of War. Jim disassembles a Marlin 1895 "Guide Gun" in 45-70 and includes some reassembly tips.
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Jim, I helped a buddy of mine pick up one last year, but it was the Red 9 version. Prior owner was a collector, but never shot it. I found tear down instructions on the web and took it down for a good cleaning. There was stuff in there which solidified and was a pain to get out. Not sure if it was cosmo, or old oil. But after a grueling assembly process, it shot like a champ. Wish you made this vid last year. Thanks and keep up the good work.
Great video. Made my disassembly and reassembly a breeze.
Thank you for the great instruction! I bought a shooter C96 and the first time I took it apart the sear fell out and I nearly browned my britches! Got her back together with your help. Thanks again!
Thanks Jim, Great and invaluable information For Us. We All Need Help Now and Again !
Thanks to this video I found the problem with my Mauser C96, the sear had somehow gotten in from of the spring, thanks man! Easy fix when you can watch this video.
Excellent video! Very clear and easy to follow.
Super helpful video. Allowed me to disassemble and clean my 1923 Mauser C96, as well as diagnose a few worn pieces
Good Morning Jim ; thank you first of all for the vid . I am working on a C96 for a friend who has had the gun for 25 years but never fired it , he is 84 years of age and wants to shoot it before he cant. This vid will help me get it to that point .
Thanks again
Jim - thanks a million for this video! You saved my bacon re-assembling my C96. Out of all the videos here, yours is the best. I easily got it back together in just a few minutes. Happy New Year! - Jim Miles
Thank you so much! I recently got a C96. What a fun piece of history!
Great video! I just got a C96 in the mail today and it needed a thorough cleaning. Along the way I found someone had tied the mag spring together with fishing line! I'm glad you mentioned parkerizing as that is what I plan to do to mine. It has pitting and is nothing more than a shooter. The barrel still has some rifling left so I'll take a chance on it.
1895,wow that thing was ahead of it s time,i knew bout it bein related to you know who...some heavy mag spring too.Such a steampunk lookin gun...and a classic
Another fine video Sir, Keep up the good work .
Jim,
Excellent video! I just bought my first C96 and had no clue how to disassemble and reassemble it.
This is just what I needed.
Thanks for sharing this with all of us.
great job jim...that really is a pistol with alot of parts...must have been rough to have to clean that in the field...thanks for showing it...
This video is a great help to me. I've been wanting to get a broomhandle for ages and it seems like it's now or never. The local shops have half a dozen in good shape and I have a couple of grand burning a hole in my pocket. Best thing about the C96 is there isn't any plastic in it, like there is with new guns. My new Mossberg 500 was a real disappointment in that department. Liked and subscribed.
Wow!! Very detailed, excellent explanation on disassembly and reassembly. You make it look easy. Thank you for a job well done.
Great stuff Jim - thank you for taking the time to do this and giving us the tips and techniques to do it!!
Thanks for taking the time to explain in laymen terms the takedown and assembly of the C96. Love your explanation of it looking "alien as crap"!
Nice job! Helped me take care of the C96 I just acquired without a problem!
will never have one of these. but its nice to see how easy you make this look
Love the detail and tips! Definitely less of a daunting disassembly to imagine after seeing you walk through it all!
Great presentation. I think I could screw this up without first watching this excellent step-by-step video. Jim made it look easy.
Very helpful, thanks
Good video, very helpful, I just got a C96.
Awesome guide, thanks!
Glad it helped!
Dr. Xaos Thanks..... Good Instructional Video....I'll Give It a Try...!!!
Good Video! One historical fact. It is generally accepted that the first shot in warfare of this pistol was made by Winston Churchill in the South African wars at the end of the 19th Century. Nice job.
Dick
Thanks for the video and for your service
Thanks for this clear explanation. Very good job !
Great video, thanks for making it.
Great vids, you get to the meat quickly and explain everything simply without a lot of blather. BTW thank you for your service to our country, from an old Squid.
thank you much for this great video,Jim. i easily reassembled my uncles' bolo with it. on a side note; that accent of yours might be alot of things , but it's not native to Maine! take care brother!
This guy looks crazy I love em
Very good video
I had a chance to shoot one of these today and it was not ejecting the spent casing
Slide would not move
Your video may help take care of this problem
Excellent Video SemperFi
I don't know if the TV show you was or are on is still going Lords of War. I like the TV show. I really like your channel. Just found it yesterday. Yes this is the Han Solo pistol, one of the reasons they are so high in price the Star War collectors have turned alot of them into replicas from what I understand. Great video keep up the good work.
Great instructional video!!!
Okay. So. Helped GREAT for me trying to clean it just now. HOWEVER, broke like a spring or something in the frame that helped keep pressure on the button for the magazine release when trying to get the trigger out... Hopefully super glue or something could fix that?
Thanks excellent video!!!
I'm looking for a gunsmith who works on Broomhandles. Not just the usual gunsmith, but rather a specialist. Any ideas? Dow East is out of business although this is a good video on assembly and disassembly.
LoL to no mention of the trigger spring.
Great videos! I have a question. Do you have mossberg 464 extractor?
love these vids!
"...alien as all crap..." I love that!
I have a Mauser c96 that has problems can you look at it
How do you remove the trigger spring prior to removing the actual trigger??
alien as all crap lol very informative and entertaining video you got a sub from me sir.
i want assembly of locking frame of M712 and also dessembly
there is no diffrence between pistol c96 and m712 are same but diffrence is locking frame i want that you send me m712 locking frame assembly and dissembly
there is diffrence between c96 and M712 locking frame
what a head
thanx, really great video. this gun looks that ugly and uncommon. it cannot be compared in terms of outer shape and handling to what hand guns we have nowadays. but, i love this thingy. this is very old design. one can smell the mechanical age of 1896 - the time its construction has been finished. but, your video shows that each detail seems to be result of deeper thinking. each part fits into each other. if you know where to press the right button or to turn the right part into right position disassembly seems not to be not difficult. BTW, what did the owner of this gun did to it? why does this one look that ruined. doesn't the owner appreciate this gun in terms of history?
Not to b rude, but this is a war pistol and I believe the first owner, a soldier probably, has used it
Took my gun apart put it back and now the hammer will not lock back I cannot cock the Hammer have taken gun apart five times