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03 June 2010, 19:20
jeffeossoShow what ya got!
I am a springfield then mauser fan .. makes me a heretic, right?
I'll dig up some pics of my favroite 300win .. its a rechambered 1903 (not a nuttin) HIGH serial number, in a fanjen or bishop stock and scoped. ..
i LOVE it.. 3/4" gun, and light light light
04 June 2010, 02:47
vapodogTruck guns are special. They should be cheap so we don't care if they get scratched but they should also be darn functional.....such as this .275 Rigby.
It's an original VZ-24 in 7 X 57 and maintains the original barrel and stock
Williams sights were added and a recoil pad I found laying around and a walnut root forend tip.
Toomany Tools blued the barrel and engraved the .275 Rigby for me.
I have about $250 in it all tolled!
The action is 100% original except for a bit of polishing. The trigger, safety, and bolt handle are all original.
It shoots 120 grain TTSX bullets close to 3,000 FPS.....Bambi beware!
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I always thought the VZ-24s were 8 x 57. Nice gun Vapo.
04 June 2010, 07:54
vapodogquote:
Originally posted by 22WRF:
I always thought the VZ-24s were 8 x 57. Nice gun Vapo.
So did I until some distributors were selling them in 7 X 57.....I grabbed two...
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05 June 2010, 07:22
vapodogquote:
Originally posted by 22WRF:
are there anymore left?
check here
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10 June 2010, 09:09
cable68These are a work in progress
A pair of vz-24 receivers and parts from various sources (eBay, gunbroker, Sarco) that I plan to Bubba into a 9.3x62 and a 458 of some sort. Goal is to do as much as I can myself for the enjoyment of it, not to have a high end showpiece custom, or in a misplaced thought of economics.
Caleb
10 June 2010, 16:16
Rub Linequote:
Originally posted by cable68:
These are a work in progress
A pair of vz-24 receivers and parts from various sources (eBay, gunbroker, Sarco) that I plan to Bubba into a 9.3x62 and a 458 of some sort. Goal is to do as much as I can myself for the enjoyment of it, not to have a high end showpiece custom, or in a misplaced thought of economics.
What are you using for bottom metal? Those look like really nice projects so far. Post up some progress reports as you go.
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11 June 2010, 01:33
cable68quote:
Originally posted by Rub Line:
What are you using for bottom metal? Those look like really nice projects so far. Post up some progress reports as you go.
The bottom metal came from Sarco, they didn't specify a maker, just "Commercial Hinged Triggerguards".
Caleb
12 June 2010, 16:40
dirtyjima 35 whelen on a dwm brazilian 1908 receiver. the pistol grip isn't quite right but its a great shooter.
12 June 2010, 16:46
dirtyjimmy truck gun, an 1888 commission rifle with a turned down swede barrel in 6.5x55. chopped stock & black spraypaint on the metal. one day i'll get some decent wood & rust blue it.
13 June 2010, 04:08
yumastepsideI like that '88, top calibre too !
Roger
13 June 2010, 05:50
Joel/AKPlain jane 30-06 tuck gun on a BRNO action. I had all the parts laying around so it got put together. its a good loaner for family, etc.
This one is in work. 416rem on a winchester 1917. Z1R did some work along with AK custom here in Anchorage.
A lesson in irony
The Food Stamp Program, administered by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, is proud to be distributing this year the greatest amount of free Meals and Food Stamps ever, to 46 million people.
Meanwhile, the National Park Service, administered by the U.S. Department of the Interior, asks us... "Please Do Not Feed the Animals." Their stated reason for the policy is because "The animals will grow dependent on handouts and will not learn to take care of themselves."
Thus ends today's lesson in irony.
13 June 2010, 08:02
jeffeossoquote:
Originally posted by dirtyjim:
my truck gun, an 1888 commission rifle with a turned down swede barrel in 6.5x55. chopped stock & black spraypaint on the metal. one day i'll get some decent wood & rust blue it.
okay .. i love it...
14 June 2010, 00:36
dirtyjimthose two walthers are very nice.
here is a pic. of my other 88 sporter. its still in 8mm but i've been thinking of rebarreling it to 9mm mauser or 9.5x57MS.
it has a lyman 36 swing sight on it.
since mosin nagants were mentioned here is one of those.
it's chambered in 220swift AI, the barrel is a from a remington 722.
14 June 2010, 04:51
SGraves155quote:
Originally posted by SGraves155:
303 Enfields NO. 4 MK 1/2
14 June 2010, 23:03
SGraves155More Enfields
NO. 5 and NO. 4 MK 1/2
16 June 2010, 18:47
BoxheadHere's the truck gun, a pawn shop 1909 Argentine 30-06 rechamber that shoots 3 factory 180 Corelokt's inside 3" to the screwed in "fixed" sights at 100 yards. Walmart feeds this one...
22 June 2010, 19:06
onefunzr2quote:
Originally posted by jeffeosso on June 3rd:
I am a springfield then mauser fan .. makes me a heretic, right?
I'll dig up some pics of my favroite 300win .. its a rechambered 1903 (not a nuttin) HIGH serial number, in a fanjen or bishop stock and scoped. ..
i LOVE it.. 3/4" gun, and light light light
I enjoy seeing what has been done to military rifles from days gone by even though I have none of my own to show.
It's now the second day of summer and the dude who started this thread and offered to show his goods has yet to do so even though 19 days have passed by. I wonder why?
23 June 2010, 03:51
jeffeossoBc I am lazy.But you read into it something I didn't type. Please stay on topic Dave. That seems to be important to you. Stop polluting this board
23 June 2010, 16:55
onefunzr2quote:
Originally posted by jeffeosso:
But you read into it something I didn't type.
No I didn't.
You started this thread.
You said you'd post pics of your gun.
You never did.
I reminded you.
Now what? Ya gonna go cry to DRG again?
23 June 2010, 17:09
SGraves155quote:
Originally posted by onefunzr2:
quote:
Originally posted by jeffeosso:
But you read into it something I didn't type.
No I didn't.
You started this thread.
You said you'd post pics of your gun.
You never did.
I reminded you.
Now what? Ya gonna go cry to DRG again?
Dave,
This Forum was suggested to Admin by Rubline:
http://forums.accuratereloadin...0106691/m/8011092331Saeed obviously agreed.
Jeffeosso appears to have been appointed The Moderator for this Forum and he seems to have posted this thread to get things started for the rest of us--not as an opportunity for him to show his stuff.
I think it's usually a good idea to figure out what's actually/probably going on before jumping in with insults and criticism.
23 June 2010, 18:48
jeffeossoheck, guys, I am a bit lazy from time to time. We all need someone like dave around in our lives to remind us of how to act.
23 June 2010, 19:15
onefunzr2quote:
Originally posted by SGraves155:
I think it's usually a good idea to figure out what's actually/probably going on before jumping in with insults and criticism.
Kindly point out my insults and/or criticism.
As for 'what's going on' that's what I was waiting 19, now 20 days for...what was promised, no more, no less...pics of his sporterized rifle.
quote:
a rechambered 1903 (not a nuttin) HIGH serial number, in a fanjen or bishop stock and scoped.
Jeff, if you're having trouble finding those old pics just whip out your digicam and take some new ones...just as good.
23 June 2010, 21:21
jeffeossoDave,
last time i checked, you don't pay my salary nor command my time .. third time, son, I told you, i can be lazy --
you are just stirring the pot AND posting off topic .. you've got a track record for that .. give it a rest
24 June 2010, 05:40
onefunzr2quote:
Originally posted by jeffeosso:
you are just stirring the pot AND posting off topic .
Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the topic 'show what sporterized rifle ya got?' And you started it for goodness sake. How could a reasonable man think otherwise?
C'mon, it's just ol' show & tell. You certainly don't have to stop earning a living or chopping off those .375" barrels to post a few snapshots, just whenever you have free time and are logged onto AR anyway.
Or you can always renege on your offer to show us your Springfield at the top of this thread if you have had a change of heart since the night of June 3rd. There could be any number of reasons not to show all the AR members your
fave 300win . But if the other folks are as anxious as me, we can't wait to be dazzled. After all, I doubt many 300win made on '03 Springfields are in everyone's vault.
Which is it, a curio or a relic? Have you shot it much or lately? Did you do all the work yourself?
24 June 2010, 06:56
jeffeossoquote:
24 June 2010, 09:23
igorrockThat's my Mosin.
24 June 2010, 15:33
Rub LineI never thought I would catch myself saying this, but that's one sweet Mosin. Was wondering, what kind of scope is that? I like the sling, too.
24 June 2010, 20:02
igorrockScope is old german made NICKEL, quite a good quality.
24 June 2010, 23:21
SGraves155quote:
Originally posted by Rub Line:
I never thought I would catch myself saying this, but that's one sweet Mosin. Was wondering, what kind of scope is that? I like the sling, too.
+1
25 June 2010, 00:28
jeffeossonice nagant! tikka barrel?
26 June 2010, 17:03
dirtyjimigorrock, since i first saw that mosin of yours a couple years ago i don't think its been topped. you still have the nicest mosin sporter i've seen.
here is one of my springfields. it still has the military barrel & is still chambered in 30-06.
its has double set triggers, claw mounts, and a hensoldt dialytan 4x scope. i've never cared to much for the stock so i might restock it in the future but for now its a good shooter.
26 June 2010, 21:58
igorrockquote:
Has anyone actually removed the protruding portion of the magazine, or seen an example of it?
I'm still working on it...;-)
27 June 2010, 03:11
dirtyjimquote:
Originally posted by tin can:
Has anyone actually removed the protruding portion of the magazine, or seen an example of it?
there was an artice in shotgun news a while back where they removed the lower portion of the magazine and fitted a shotgun triggerguard.
they also relocated the bolt handle to the rear of the bolt.
reprints of the article are avaiable
herei've relocated the bolt handle and filled in the gap in the rear bridge on one of my heavy barrel mosin project rifles
27 June 2010, 04:40
dirtyjimhere is one more. it started out as a basket case yugo captured mod98 that had a new barrel. i put it in a stock from great americans bargain bin, reworked the triggerguard, shortened and reshaped the rear sight and did some trading for a rust blue job.
27 June 2010, 09:10
BigfattsHere are mine:
This pic actually only contains one sporterized gun. That's a 1917 in .375 H&H. The 98 is a commercially produced pre-war Oberndorf, the other is a commercial Husqvarna 9.3x57r.
This is a Steyr M95:
27 June 2010, 18:20
dirtyjimquote:
Originally posted by Bigfatts:
This is a Steyr M95:
i realy like that steyr.
here is a picture of the rear sight on my yugo cap. mod98
i cut 1" out of the middle of the rear sight sleeve then welded it back together, shortened & reworked the ramp & spring then had don markey weld the end of a krag sight to the shortened ladder to make it windage adjustable.
i then reworked the front of the sleeve because it was to square looking. i cut the step on the barrel back to match the shortened sight.
it shoots realy well, i think i have about $350 tied up in it.
07 July 2010, 02:00
onefunzr2quote:
Originally posted by jeffeosso:
I'll dig up some pics of my favroite 300win .. its a rechambered 1903 (not a nuttin) HIGH serial number, in a fanjen or bishop stock and scoped. ..
June 6 to July 6 and still no pics of this sporter. When does laziness turn into slothfulness? One month?