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My new mauser !!!
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It's a mauser obendorf carabine in 10,75x68 and it's in great condition !!







My 9,3x62 mauser and the new 10,75x68 Smiler
 
Posts: 3085 | Location: Uruguay - South America | Registered: 10 December 2001Reply With Quote
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Congratulations! It looks very nice. I am quite jealous.

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Beautiful!


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Posts: 9797 | Location: Missouri City, Texas | Registered: 21 June 2000Reply With Quote
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Thanks, I will try to post bigger pictures but next week I will be out with a brazilian client for pigs and deers so it will not be soon.
It's a real beauty, I think it's a model S.

It says WAEFENFABRIK MAUSER OBENDORF and has a U and a B with crowns on top. With the open sights is VERY accurate. thumb
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That's nice. Set trigger and full-stocked too, man some dude is going to try trade you out of it.

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Lorenzo,
A beautiful pair of Mausers in a couple of fantastic calibers. You should be proud! Good hunting!


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Good looking guns !!
 
Posts: 7505 | Location: Australia | Registered: 22 May 2002Reply With Quote
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I think they are both crap and you need to offload them as soon as possible.

While it would be hard I would be willing to help you out if you twist my arm.

Nice Mausers. thumb


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Posts: 10138 | Location: Wine Country, Barossa Valley, Australia | Registered: 06 March 2002Reply With Quote
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Lorenzo,

You better not shot them since it might not be safe Big Grin Honestly, you will be much better of with one of these modern push feed actions...I will send you two push feeds as trade Razzer Fantastic rifles, congratulations clap thumb


NitroX- Go away bawling These rifles are mine, only. If I remember right you fancy those Ikea rifles Big Grin BTW- how's your old uncle Hermann doing? Big Grin Big Grin

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Lorenzo, muy bien, mi amigo, those are incredible, original Mausers that one just doesn't find available in this country except for a king's ransom.

Congratulations!


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Posts: 13472 | Location: New England | Registered: 06 June 2003Reply With Quote
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Lorenzo, that's a very rare and beautiful rifle. I just sold this 10.75:


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Posts: 9487 | Location: Texas Hill Country | Registered: 11 January 2002Reply With Quote
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Thanks my friends, I'm very happy. I need help with some numbers and letters it has. I took off the stock and in the bottom of the barrel says: BS10,75.42 OM (this M is turn side) then continues BU S

Does someone knows what this means?

The rifle number is 86644

Can you imagine going for a bush walk with such a fine companion? thumb

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Your rifle was made in 1923.


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Posts: 9487 | Location: Texas Hill Country | Registered: 11 January 2002Reply With Quote
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Thanks fla,
Please tell me everything you know about this caliber !!! What you hunt with it? what bullet you will recomend me for waterbuff?

Velocities, trajectories, confidence in the caliber for african DG?

I'm completely sick with this rifle!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
At the beggining I bought with the idea of trade it, but despite my wife's terrified face and taking the risk she may think I'm a lunatic, I've been playing around with it inside my house (it's raining) and I fell in love with it!!!

I love it..I love it...I love it...
I'm sick ???? Eeker nut

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Posts: 3085 | Location: Uruguay - South America | Registered: 10 December 2001Reply With Quote
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Lorenzo

You have a perfect handy water buffalo rifle there. When I come and hunt buff one day with you, better still you come here and hunt with me and leave the rifle, it will will slay them dead.

A Woodleigh 400 gr Protected Point (or RNSP) at about 2100 fps. Not a lot of speed but effective.

What barrel length is it? It looks the same length as your 9.3mm.

Or a Woodleigh 350 gr to duplicate its original bullet weight.

It had a bad reputation in earlier days, therefore you need to get rid of it when you visit. But with Woodleigh's well constructed projectiles it will perform much better.

For reading on the 10.75x68:
- negatives - read Harry Manners "Kambaku" - he got rid of his for a .375. Plus I think Taylor canned it as well.
- positives - Harold Wolf in the "Aussie Edition" of "Hatari Times".

I love the 'Mannlicher" styled stock of your rifle. Might make a great saddle rifle too without a scope.

Should kill scrub bulls, pigs and deer pretty well too. Wink Would make a great sambar stalking rifle. What weight is it?

(Johan - ha ha, you very funny fellow. nut Big Grin)


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Posts: 10138 | Location: Wine Country, Barossa Valley, Australia | Registered: 06 March 2002Reply With Quote
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Who cares what Harry Manners said about it??
What he knows about hunting ????? Big Grin

It's very light but don't know exactly how much. I'm thinking in taking away and keep it in a safe place the original stock and make a new one just for hunting. What you think about that??

I'm so exited with the rifle that I will go for some liquor Cool it's 2 am here and wife is sleeping, I'm leaving tomorrow with a client for night pig hunting from blinds and nights have been very cold these days.. bawling
But better than working at the lab Big Grin

Definetely I need some more liqour... Big Grin

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Posts: 3085 | Location: Uruguay - South America | Registered: 10 December 2001Reply With Quote
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That is one of the finest rifles you can find! And a great calibre; with proper bullets it cant be dismissed.
I would celebrate too!

Boha
 
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Lorenzo

Good luck with your new rifle.

I own a 10,75x68 Suhl Mauser (also a 9,3x62Brno) and enjoy shooting the 10,75.Have taken Eland bull with open sights at 120 meters using 350 gr woodleigh.The bullet travelled through both shoulders and was lodged under the far shoulder skin.Velocity of this bullet was 2300vs.I am now loading 375 gr Ken Stewart bullets in soft and solid at 2250vs.Hope to hunt eland in August.
Enjoy
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So you beat me this time!. Very nice gun pard, perhaps you can put it to good use Big Grin
Don´t freeze until September...
 
Posts: 1020 | Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina | Registered: 21 May 2003Reply With Quote
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Ricardo,
Dont worry, I will survive till september.
It will be nice to escape some days out of the city. I have decided, if temperature is more than 10 C° I will be there, less than that, I will send the capataz Big Grin Big Grin

Thanks Boha.

Jan,
Thanks for the info, any hunting experience with that caliber is welcome, how can I grab some of those Ken Stewart bullets? they must work great in waterbuff.

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