So which version do you have? Below are some rough model guidelines that might be able to help. All three of these models are exceptionally well made and were the best pocket pistols that Mauser produced at the time. Given that the three pistols look nearly the same, and are mechanically the same, and that the parts between two version can interchange, lends itself to a lot of confusion among collectors as to exactly which model of the pistol they may have in their collection.
The parts can be easily interchanged between the model 1914 and the model 1934. All three models of this pistol, 1910, 1914 and the 1934 are mechanically identical.
Then twenty years later in 1934, the factory director, August Weiß whose nickname was 'Parabellum-Weiß' came out with the final design to this pistol that changed the shape of the grip to fit more comfortably in the hand. There was also some minor design changes such as the lug at the rear of the barrel which is discussed in the pictures below. The main difference between the two models was in the dimensions to accept the larger caliber round. In 1914 Mauser used the design of the model 1910 and built the model 1914 that is chambered for the larger 7.65mm(.32 ACP) round.
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