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Beautiful rifle Alf!

How does it shoot?
 
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Alf, exquisite...

Do you plan on using it or retiring it??

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uhhhhhhhh.......I have a birthday coming up, just kidding, very nice.
 
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OUTSTANDING!

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Alf,

I don't think you should have bought it 'unseen', as it appears to be broken in half.
 
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A very nice rifle! Would it be imposing to ask how much it cost? I�m looking for a "classic" rifle in 7x57 and I�ve found a 20`s Mauser with the asking price of 1000E. I haven�t seen it yet and I�m not sure of it�s value. Any ideas?
 
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Absolutely gorgeous, Alf.

I have a Huskvarna (FN commercial model mauser 98) and I am about to start working with it and was wondering about giving it a case hardened finish such as the one on your rifle.

Does this finish require heat treatment that will change the current characteristics of the steel?

Gracias,

Montero < !--color-->
 
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Fantastic to say the least
You are a legend!

I have a list over serial#, barrel lenght, caliber and year for Brno ZG-47. Do you want a copy of it?

Cheers
 
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Alf, wow ! What a peach. Cool caliber, take down and case hardened ! I hope you bought a lottery ticket the day you snatched this one up ! It was indeed your lucky day
 
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Alf,
I am up for adoption!!!!!!!

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Truly Spectacular!!! I just picked up an Oberndorf for the wife. It will be her first centerfire rifle. I'm insanely jealous!
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I think I'm going to have to put ALF on Ignore Mode!! These posts of his are driving me crazy!!

-Bob F.
 
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