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Back in the early 1970 s my cousin had a military split bridge mauser in 8x57. For the life of me i cant remember the model num. but i know it had a turned down bolt handle. He passed away a couple years ago and i,m trying to rember what kind of gun it was. I know it had a flat Mauser type floor plate | ||
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I found it. Hungarian 98/40. | |||
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The G98/40 s aren't Mausers. The design is Mannlicher based, patterned after the Hungarian 35M. | |||
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How about a 1904 Portuguese? ![]() The bottom metal is interchangable with M98. ![]() The M1904/39 was chambered in 8X57IS https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...er%E2%80%93Vergueiro GOOGLE HOTLINK FIX FOR BLOCKED PHOTOBUCKET IMAGES https://chrome.google.com/webs...inkfix=1516144253810 | |||
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The last split bridge Mauser made was the 71/84, a black powder rifle. Everything after that was a Mannlicher design, including the 88 Commission, which was not designed nor built by Mauser, although everyone calls them 88 Mausers. They aren't. | |||
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Yes , hungarian 98/ 40 we called it a Mauser because it was chambered in 8x57. thanks | |||
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If you want another one I will sell you one. | |||
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