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1909 Argentine sporterizing help
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About to purchase a 1909 Argentine in sporter stock. Has original 7.65 barrel. Should get for a good price and looking to convert it to a truck gun.
Want the following done:
D and t for scope mounts -ground hump if necessary. Thinking of a 4x fixed scope.
Change original safety to scope friendly version.

Bed rifle if necessary.
Modify/replace bolt handle for scope.

Keeping in mind that this will be a functional truck gun not a work of art, who can I send it to?
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Leave barrel 29 inches long?
 
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I'd shoot it first to determine the barrel will meet your accuracy needs. Some were re-chambered to .30-06 too. Check for stiff bolt lift after firing which may indicate setback of the lug seats. A 20 in inch barrel would work well for vehicle transport.
 
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He said was still 7.65 caliber.
 
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Well, he said it was in original 7.65 caliber. A guy brought one into the shop recently and said that. It had been re-chambered to 30-06. Technically correct, it was 7.65 caliber. 7.65x63 though.

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He said was still 7.65 caliber.
 
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I meant he PM'd me and the ad said it was in original 7.65x53. But as you said, anything is possible.
 
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Get a junker for your truck gun and treat that '09 with a little more respect. Roll Eyes


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Originally posted by Kolo-Pan:
Get a junker for your truck gun and treat that '09 with a little more respect. Roll Eyes


Sounds like it is a "junker"
 
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Originally posted by RUSTY75:
About to purchase a 1909 Argentine in sporter stock. Has original 7.65 barrel. Should get for a good price and looking to convert it to a truck gun.
Want the following done:
D and t for scope mounts -ground hump if necessary.


Warne sells bases for unmodified LR mausers. Can leave the hump alone.
 
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Originally posted by Kolo-Pan:
Get a junker for your truck gun and treat that '09 with a little more respect. Roll Eyes


Sounds like it is a "junker"


One man’s junker is another man’s treasure!


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Your on the right track for the "truck" go with a 20" barrel, even an 18" wont give up much with the right powder..I had a savage 99 with a 18" barrel in 308 and loved it for saddle and truck lost 80 too a 100 fps on average fps.


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