While Mauser's pocket pistols were very successful on the commercial market, Mauser was also trying to develop a larger caliber pistol for military use. Most successful of these was Model 1912/14, though only about 200 were ever made. A few of these did reach commercial market and it's likely the pistol would have continued in production had WWI not broken out. Higher serial numbered guns were slotted for Model 1896-style holster stock. Few of these also had tangent sights. NOTE: Add 50 percent for shoulder stock.