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Le fusil Standardmodell (également connu s … Le fusil Standardmodell (également connu sous le nom de Mauser modèle 1924 ou Mauser modèle 1933) est un fusil à verrou chambré pour la cartouche 7,92×57 mm Mauser, développé en 1924 mais entré en production à grande échelle en 1933. Officiellement conçu pour l'exportation et les gardes de sécurité allemands, il a été utilisé par les Sturmabteilung (SA) et Schutzstaffel (SS) paramilitaires. Des variantes d'exportation ont été utilisées en Amérique du Sud, en Éthiopie, en Chine et dans la Péninsule Ibérique. La version carabine de ce fusil était presque identique au Karabiner 98k qui est devenu le fusil de service allemand standard pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale.andard pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale.
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