1930 bolo mauser opinions please

[fuser1]

hi guys could you give me your opinions, is this an original or a chinese copy, and how much should i pay for it, the seller said offer me but i dont know anything about firearms.
and another question, This were used in WWIII and by who, because a handy arm is not
thanks as always

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close up

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marks

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the holster

[dag001]

Hello fuser1;
The pistol you are showing is not a 1930 bolo (I don't think there ever was such a pistol), but a 1932 "Schnellfeuer" select-fire pistol. Is the pistol registered? I don't know anything about Mexican gun laws but if this pistol were in the U.S. and unregistered, there are severe penalties for posessing it.
This is a very rare and desireable pistol for collectors. If it is registered, that is! Hope this helps.
p.s. These pistols were issued to the Waffen SS on a very limited basis. Sorry I can't help with value. Maybe Captain Hoot can chime in - if I remember correctly, he owns one of these.

[trevor87bikes]

has it got any chinese writing on it ............matt

[fuser1]

hi there is not chinese marks on it just the serial on the left side 60***, the u with the crown next to the waffen fabrik mauser oberndorf s/N ,and in the hammer and in the inferior part of the canon is a 8 a J an 3 , i dont know if it is registered yet, im trying to find out more information before buy it, because i dont have it, but i dont know how much is the value, not even an aprox
thanks

[SIGNALMAN]

Hello, The pistol is not rare, many 10's of thousands were manufactured. That said, however, A REGISTERED schnellfeurer pistol IS QUITE RARE !

The idiot BATF agents would rather have thousands of illegal machine pistols on the streets than allow another amnesty period where you can register them, and get them into the collector market.