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Who makes a m98 style gas shroud for the m96 Swedish Mauser ? Roger | ||
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I think Brownells may sell one, but can they ship to you? | |||
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........we have Brownells here Roger | |||
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Weld up a flange on your 96 shroud and machine/grind it to look pretty. | |||
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At one time Gentry built 3 position safeties for 96 Mausers, I've had many people compliment that safety because of its large gas deflecting flange on the shroud. You might try Gentry see if they have any laying around. | |||
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....everywhere I look for this part, they say its un available, discontinued, no longer made.... ....dpcd, were you serious about DIY ? Does anyone know where one of these mythical item are hiding ?? Enquiring minds need to know !! I believe it would be a handy modification to my 9.3... Roger | |||
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Yes I was serious and so was the guy in the attachment. I was just thinking of welding in the scallops and making the shroud round; he took it a step further and made a large gas shield all around. It would not be hard to do. Just a bit of time. Personally, I do shoot 96s and don't plan to blow a case in them so I don't worry about it. | |||
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.......I don't intend being hit by a bus either, but........ Roger | |||
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Well just as a point of reference for what it's worth I have blown a case in a 93 Spanish Mauser that cracked the extractor but no gas reached my face. Go figure. It was long ago when I bought some surplus Chilean (?) rounds to shoot. One must have been double loaded. I managed to extract the brass afterword. The primer pocket was expanded about double in size. The gas went somewhere but thankfully not at me. Roger ___________________________ I'm a trophy hunter - until something better comes along. *we band of 45-70ers* | |||
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.....been there.....ruptured case ( factory round ) in my 7.62x54R Siamese Mauser, fractured the extractor and I got a facefull of powder, stings like a bitch, thank goodness for shooting glasses. Roger | |||
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Out of curiosity, was it an unaltered 93 or did it have the 1916 modifications (gas relief holes in the bolt & front ring) ? "For they have sown the wind, and they shall reap the whirlwind..." Hosea 8:7 | |||
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I don't remember. I'm thinking it didn't? It was my first "big game" rifle I bought when I was a teenager for $40. I got a lot of mileage out of that rifle. I took my first deer, elk and a moose in British Columbia with it. Sometimes I kind of wish I still had it! Roger ___________________________ I'm a trophy hunter - until something better comes along. *we band of 45-70ers* | |||
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Two things here, first, thanks cvycbob for that link,I made a shroud ring and a mates tigging it up for me ( pick it up tomorrow ) and secondly my next question is.... does anyone have a pic of the holes, and a position for them, on a '93 bolt? I have a '93 that I want to re-barrel in 7.62x39, it already has the oval port in the front receiver but none in the bolt Roger | |||
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Swedish Mauser firing pin vent location: https://www.gunpartscorp.com/p...roductImage/3840.jpg M98 Mauser bolt vent holes location: https://www.gunpartscorp.com/p...roductImage/5300.jpg I would emulate the M98 holes. They are large and will handle a good deal of gas, directing it downward into the magazine well. Also they don't point skyward allowing water or dirt to enter the bolt innards. | |||
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thanks for that Bobster.....received a reply from Sunny Hill Ent. about their m96 shroud " due to slow sales we no longer produce this item "..... bummer! Roger | |||
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DPCD, What is your opinion of the mod. 96 Mauser, I think they are smooth operating and the workmanship looks great on them, but Ive heard some bad things about them and never used one..Why would they not be good for at least low pressure cartridges like ????? Just curious, and suspect your the man to know. Ray Atkinson Atkinson Hunting Adventures 10 Ward Lane, Filer, Idaho, 83328 208-731-4120 rayatkinsonhunting@gmail.com | |||
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Well until dpcd answers, I like the ones I've had and see no reason to change. Yes they aren't a 98 and can't take the pressures of one but so what? Chambered for the right cartridges they are great actions. My sporterized by Kimber 6.5x55mm m96 is by far my favorite deer rifle. Besides the Swedes turned out truck loads of them on the commercial market and did chamber them in high pressure cartridges. In reality I think one reason they get a bad rap was because the ammo makers down loaded their 6.5x55 ammo because of the Norwegian Krag, not the Swede M96. Roger ___________________________ I'm a trophy hunter - until something better comes along. *we band of 45-70ers* | |||
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I too like the 96's, the cock on opening doesn't worry me as I grew up on P14's and English Enfield's, I have several M96 based rifles including a 6.5x55 improved and a 9.3 wildcat on the same case. Tradex sells them by the dozen in 6.5, 9.3x57 and even 9.3x62. They've been chambered in 8x57, 30-06 and ( a bit scary ) even larger calibres. The M96 Mausers make excellent lightweight sporters, perfect as is, in 6.5 or 257Rob, 7x57, 8x57, and 9 or 9.5x57. Roger | |||
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Two M96 Mausers....the top in 7x57 and the lower in 35 Remington Roger | |||
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Roger, those rifles are just lovely. Well done! There is hope, even when your brain tells you there isn’t. – John Green, author | |||
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....sorry if I have mislead you, these are not mine, just two exceptional examples of what can be done with a '96....mine are much more utilitarian... Roger | |||
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I like the 93/4/5/6 actions (except for Spanish make; they are a bit rough). Of course, I like most military actions; they all have their purpose. They are all well made and machined and rust blued much like sporters of the period; remember that skilled labor was a dollar a day, and 14 year old boys worked for 50 cents and they carried the parts from machine to machine. There is only one caveat on them and it is just because they are old, maybe softer, and do not handle gas release as well as the 98 design; I limit pressure to 40 K psi cartridges and I advise to use modern brass. Remember that the 1903 Springfield was a copy (illegal one) of the 93 Mauser and everything we changed on it made it worse. (Ok, that cock on opening thing is ok). Now, the Swedes use their 96s for everything but I still limit them to the low pressure cartridges. As for cock on closing; it ain't broken. I have a Swede 96 with a 444 Marlin barrel on it on my bench today. That is my 35 Rem in the pic above too. | |||
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My M96 has all matching numbers. They put the serial number EVERYWHERE. I couldn't bring myself to get rid of the shroud and the safety, so I gave it a Timney trigger with the safety and leave the issue safety flag flopped over on the left (on fire). Just to pretty to alter. Dave | |||
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ge/5300.jpg]https://www.gunpartscorp.com/p...roductImage/5300.jpg[/url] I would emulate the M98 holes. They are large and will handle a good deal of gas, directing it downward into the magazine well. Also they don't point skyward allowing water or dirt to enter the bolt innards.[/QUOTE] The vent holes in the M98 are aligned with the left raceway when the bolt is closed. Not into the magazine. | |||
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If substitute bolt shrouds can be had, can you get one for a Sako? RIP doesn't like their extractors but I've never had mine fail. Looking down the abyss of an open left lug runway has concerned me, though, especially when they vented the bolt that way. | |||
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The holes in the bolt are only for gas that gets into the firing pin hole, and are to prevent firing pin blow back. The bulk of the gas in a catastrophic case failure is not through that path. So, perhaps receiver ports is a better idea. The theory is one of two things; either keep all the gas in, as in the Rem 700, or try to let all of it out in the safest path possible. As in most every other design. Some better than others at that. | |||
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