given the Fremdgerät country designation(ö) for österreichisch or Austria. The resulting designation would be Gewehr 29/40(ö). Users : 100 : Some captured in 1939, rest produced under Occupation of Poland : 1,697 : 12,450 : 13,000 : Around 250,000, standard-issue rifle during the 1930s : Some captured in 1939 : 95,894, while many had Polish markings absent, there were documented examples of ones which retained them : Captured from Republicans Around 10,561 were exported to unknown customers, probably either the Spanish Republic or the Spanish State. References Zbigniew Nail, Piotr Zarzycki, the Polish construction arms, SIGMA NOT 1993. Roman Matuszewski, Ireneusz J. Wojciechowski, TBiU no. 91 Mauser rifle wz. 1898, WMON 1983. Instruction on infantry weapons, carbine Polish wz. 29, Publisher of Military Bookshop Min Spr. Prov 1928 Bolt-action rifles of Poland World War II infantry weapons of Poland Science and technology in Poland 7.92×57mm Mauser rifles Mauser rifles Military equipment introduced in the 1930s