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Unidentified early mauser in the medium bore forum9,3x63
Anyone familiar with the markings? Krupp Stahl I understand perfectly, but the rest?

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Dear Boha: That is a beautiful gun. You deserve it and it goes well the 455 other rifles you have...

And I´m not a bit jealous! Mad


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I'm really happy for your good luck bawling

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Some people have all the luck Cool
 
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boha,
Welcome into the 9,3x63 club!



My Miller & Val. Greiss 9,3x63

We band of 9,3x63 brothers!




 
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That is a typical German Guild gun, made by some unknown little Kraut, in a closet size shop that had the skill to make a perfectly round ball out of a square piece of steel with a worn out file. thumb


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Husky,

The book in your photo. Is it by General von Lettow-Vorbeck? What does the title translate to and who is the publisher?

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Posts: 10138 | Location: Wine Country, Barossa Valley, Australia | Registered: 06 March 2002Reply With Quote
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NitoX,
Yes it is von Lettow-Vorbecks book.
Translation into english: I guess that "Hurray Safari!" is close.
As I understand it, the German Colonial Army used that slogan during peacetime exercises.

I am at work right nowsleep
-But I will check who's the publisher is in some 10 hours, the book in the photo is a Swedish translation. I can recommend it! von Lettow-Vorbeck gave the Empire a real headache.

NitroX,
Who has the best prices on Bertarm .333 Jeffery Flanged brass in Australia? Is it Ammodump? I just bought a double in that caliber and needs cases desperatly gunsmile

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I just bought a double in that caliber and needs cases desperatly



And we need pictures of that double! Smiler

Boha, lovely rifle! thumb

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Posts: 2068 | Location: Goteborg, Sweden | Registered: 22 May 2002Reply With Quote
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That is a typical German Guild gun, made by some unknown little Kraut, in a closet size shop that had the skill to make a perfectly round ball out of a square piece of steel with a worn out file. thumb


Thanks Ray. Is there a Guild stamp or marking, or do you simply see it on the character of it?

Husky, we need to go hunting with these oldies, as soon as I can get a pith helmet and grow a moustache! Bring a 6,5x54MS to fill the pot. Your Miller&Greiss is a gem. A star of Africa.

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boha,
We have to make a plan for "The 9,3x63 African Tour". Our 6,5x54 Mannlichers, .404.rs, yuor .500 and mine .333 Jeffery!

I will email you in the afternoon. You can have some light loads from me to try with before you start up your own loadings.

I think that your rifle has some commonality with mine. Nearly the same Spoon handle - isn't that a Austrian/Bavarian speciality?

Maybe your rifle is made in the South part of The Imperial Deutsche Reich?

Husky




 
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Congratulations to your new toy, post some pictures clap clap

Ammo dump is in NZ unless Nitrox have been influenced by his old mate Hermann and made it a part of the Aussie Reich Big Grin Razzer

Contact Dieter Horneber for some high quality custom brass, not cheap but much much better than Bertram http://www.huelsen-horneber.de/
 
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Now now Johan. You will get in trouble with some self-righteous bystander this time instead of me. Wink von Lettow-Vorbeck was pre-Hermann.

The AmmoDump shifted from Victoria in Australia to NZ about two years ago. I haven't bought from them since then though so don't know. I did buy some brass directly from Bruce Bertram though which he was kind enough to expedite to me plus a box of his new projectiles to try out.


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