Mauser

Douglas Anthony Cooper recounts the heartbreaking saga of Tom Mauser, whose son was killed at Columbine.

But the Spaniards, though apparently making no resistance, suddenly opened fire with thirty Mauser rifles.

It was, of course, entirely different from the Mauser, and it was impossible to get an opportunity for firing it off.

Tiny geysers kicked themselves up where the Mauser bullets struck and skipped on the water.

This they refused, preferring to resign and to provide arms from other sources—Mauser rifles by preference.

One that I shot lived for nearly three hours with five soft-nosed Mauser bullets in its body.