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I have all these rifles........not enough thow.....im 18 and have bought all these in the 1.5 years. I have 2 30-06s, 308, 44mag, 257Roberts, original auto 5, 22 marlin, BPS 20 gauge, sks, citori over and under. I am wanting to start to build or buy sportized mausers any help in were i can get good ones for a good price? | ||
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The way that I've gotten my sporterized mausers, is to build them myself. You can find alot of info on the internet about this. You can usually buy a rifle cheaper than you can build one up, but look at what you'll be missing. Learn machining learn welding and soldering learn woodworking learn wood and metal finishing get to hang out at gun shows get the satisfaction of harvesting game with your own creation I sporterized my first 03 Springfield when I was 13, and now at 51 I'm working on a 338/06 on a Czech Brno 98/22 action. It's a lifelong hobby (read addiction) Best Regards, Woody Never underestimate stupid people in large groups. | |||
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Nice collection for young man, congrats on that. Caliber wise I´d go with a 9.3x62. Try to find an old military Mauser and work from that. Older Huskies are quite inexpensive and the actions are very good. | |||
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Amen to what cewe has to say. Take a VZ-24 action and have it rebarreled to 9.3x62mm, or find an old Husqvarna in that caliber. If you feel a little more flush, buy a CZ-550 in 9.3x62, and you will have all the big gun you will ever need. LLS Mannlicher Collector | |||
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To save your money and get to doing more hunting. Mark D | |||
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