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| Very nice rifle, I wish it could talk, I would love to hear the stories it has to tell. Congrats. Can you explain the purpose and function of the 2 triggers? |
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| M1 had to show me how to use the double set triggers you pull the rear trigger and it sets the front trigger. For a light trigger pull if you don't pull the rear trigger the front trigger is about 4 to 5 lbs with it set it is around 2.5 lbs.
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| | | Posts: 2501 | Location: Wasilla, Alaska | Registered: 31 May 2004 |
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| beautiful rifle - I agree, if only it could talk... I brightened them up a little so we could see the pix a little better  |
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| Thanks CaptJack.
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| Nice find!  I like it! Terry
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Well, other than that Mrs. Lincoln, how was the play?
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| Nice old Mauser in a good caliber, regardless of who made it.
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| Very nice indeed !! |
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A beautiful rifle. Just think how much nicer it would look without the muzzle brake!!!!!
Yea, chop that thing off and re-crown the barrel. You'll on lose about 1/2". A gun that nice shouldn't be bastardised with a muzzle break. Butter-knife bolt handles and double-set triggers don't go with MB's. |
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| Well my plan is to chop the barrel to about 20 inches buy a good ramline or corelit synthetic stock, after that chop that bolt off and have another one put on and put in good timmney trigger should be a good pig gun. Then I will have a true beauty the only other gun I own is model 94 in 30-30 and the pellet gun my wife bought me for christmas. Have an nice day 323
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| I'll buy your stock if you switch to synthetic. fla3006@yahoo.com
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I'll buy your stock if you switch to synthetic. fla3006@yahoo.com
I was just messing around I'm not going to do any of that stuff to the rifle. I thought about getting the muzzle brake taken off but boy this rifle is light. Does anyone out there know what the original sights looked like for this rifle were they express sights and if they are, are they available?
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| | | Posts: 2501 | Location: Wasilla, Alaska | Registered: 31 May 2004 |
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|  , 323 , I thought you were joking ! Wew... Did I see that rifle on one of the auction sites? Nice rifle! |
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I'll buy your stock if you switch to synthetic. fla3006@yahoo.com
I was just messing around I'm not going to do any of that stuff to the rifle.
You never know. I know someone who recently took an original MINT commercial Type A Oberndorf sporter in 30-06 with integral rib barrel and stripped it just to get the receiver for some half ass custom project! Kinda like taking the engine out of a Duesenberg to put in a Model A.
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| If anything I would like to get it back to it's original form ie; open sights it also has a buehler type safety these old mauser came with regular military mauser safeties? But if i'm unable to I will keep it like it is, maybe one day I will get stupid and get rid of it! and let some other guy deal with it. Oh yeah I'm going to go shoot it today I will see how bad this muzzle brake is.
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| | | Posts: 2501 | Location: Wasilla, Alaska | Registered: 31 May 2004 |
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| Nice find. I recently found a nice older sporter like that too. Only it had been rebarreled. I plan on rebarreling again to 9.3x62 and want to get some input from you folks on barrel length. My two options are 23.6" and 25.6". Like 323, my rifle is pretty light weight. And will only sport open sights. thx.  Aut vincere aut mori |
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| 323, Beautiful rifle. It should look superb with open sights. Good hunting!
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