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11 January 2007, 19:23

aturner

new to the board and what do you think

hello gentlemen i am andrew watched this board for awhile thought i would ask a question. I have found some FN mauser actions for 50 bucks stripped of course and wanted to build something in 9.3mmX62 or 64mm. I understand that 62 will fit in a standard action.

parts I am considering are richards microfit stock the grade AAA a lothar walther barrel. And if the rounds will fit a detachable gibbs magazine peep hole sites with 2.5x32(leopold or zeiss unless somebody has a better idea) scope mounted like a scout rifle.

any suggestions comments?

drew

11 January 2007, 19:35

Riodot

Welcome to the fun.

It sounds like you have thought this out pretty well.

Some may not like the scout rifle scope, but I like them in some applications.

I like your plan. it should look great. Make sure you take photos of the start (components) and the entire process. I know we all like to see the steps as well as the finished product.

By the way, I have purchased 2 stocks and had one of my blanks shaped at Richards. I have nothing but good to say about them.

Here we go.....

Have fun!!!

11 January 2007, 19:43

aturner

oh this is not my first mauser built i have one in 30-06 with a richards stock

12 January 2007, 02:46

aturner

anybody have a suggestion for a trigger?

12 January 2007, 02:57

Sounds great !! keep us informed, while I like and own a 9.3x62, the 64 is the cooler of the two and has a bit more stoke

12 January 2007, 04:54

grizz007

quote:
anybody have a suggestion for a trigger?

Do a Timney and don't look back. Have a couple of them in my rifles, one FN as well- just a superb trigger.

Yes do a x64 Brenneke! Stripped FN's - good for you.

12 January 2007, 05:04

.366torque

I'll throw in another vote for the 64 Bren & the Timney trigger.
However the x62 would be a better choice for the scout style. Why? Faster follow up sight aquisition. Because of lower recoil.

12 January 2007, 05:11

kudude

Please tell what is included in a stripped Mauser action? Made by whom? What model? Thanks. Kudude

12 January 2007, 06:36

Joel/AK

kudude, to me a stripped action is just the reciever, of course everybody ahs there own ideas on it. I just bought a new chaz daily reciever for a really good price. Have all the parts to make a complete action, I just dont know what the hell to make on it.

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12 January 2007, 18:24

aturner

sarco inc has fn recievers right now just the reciever thats it they got other commerical and military recievers for the 98 short and long action no magnum actions that i saw any where from 48.95 to 99.95. get the shotgun news or sarcoinc.com.

drew