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Is this a nice .375
Posts: 87 | Location: Victoria Australia | Registered: 07 September 2002
17 December 2005, 05:37
PCIt is a great looking gun...............if I had one criticism it is that to my eye the en-graving looks a little to busy and the buff on the floorplate did not do much for me either.
I know nothing about engraving but from what I have seen it seems hard to pull of the "änimal" scenes.
"Science only goes so far then God takes over."
17 December 2005, 11:11
steve_sThat is one ugly rifle, not my bag baby
17 December 2005, 11:24
gryphon1I have seen plenty of uglier ones
Posts: 87 | Location: Victoria Australia | Registered: 07 September 2002
18 December 2005, 01:57
steve_sHey gryphon- what part of Australia is that Kangaroo humping
18 December 2005, 03:30
gryphon1The ALL BLACKS team mate in their Melbourne Hotel,notice where the big toe nail is going? Yep right up their arse
Joke mate joke,steady up
Posts: 87 | Location: Victoria Australia | Registered: 07 September 2002
18 December 2005, 06:01
duggaboybuffit is certainly a nice unit, price tag scares me though. Great calibre.
18 December 2005, 06:31
thornellNice, but not 30 grand nice in my opinion.
19 December 2005, 09:33
333_OKHSorry to be the US butt in, but I think this rifle is a better deal!
OR
19 December 2005, 18:01
darwinmauserHafta agree with you 333 , functional and elegant without being ostantacious.
It's mercy, compassion and forgiveness I lack; not rationality.
19 December 2005, 18:22
D99I would rather pay $15K for a new JoHanson then pay $8K for a new Mauser.
I don't see the Mauser being worth $8K.
The Heym is only $4K and it's an nice rifle. You can spend $8K with George and get a hell of a nice Empire action mauser.
Just don't get the $8K for a new Mauser company rifle.
That German custom mauser is nice, but is it $30K nice? Only you can answer that question for yourselves.
20 December 2005, 05:49
WoodjackNo its not a nice mauser for the money. I can have something built for half the price that would shame that and anything from H&H.
333_OKH,
That top photo is the 9.3x62(U.S.$4000.) from
http://www.hallowellco.com I agree much nicer rifle.
That rifle below with " mauser" on the ring, who is it made by? is that the new Sig mauser?
Is that Rib Integral? Even thats a much nicer rifle. Does seem to have a few folding sights though, one more and it could pass as a rollercoaster car or a row of seats in a picture theatre
But I still like it.
20 December 2005, 08:19
333_OKHquote:
Tasto Custom .375 Oberndorf Mauser
Tasto custom .375 Oberndorf Mauser. Single square bridge Mauser action. Marquart cut rifle barrel with sights, sling swivel and second recoil lug machined on barrel. Tapered barrel features a machined-in quarter rib, lug and front rib with hooded front sight. One fixed leaf sight and three folding leaf sights milled into quarter rib. Rifle has never neen fired and leaf sights are unregulated. Grisel drop magazine box floor plate. Blackburn trigger. Three position stainless steel safety. Tear drop style four panel checkering on bolt knob with jeweled bolt. The stock is exhibition grade English walnut in a classic style with two cross bolts and exceptional fine mullered border point pattern checkering and ebony tip. N.E.C.G. trap door grip cap containing two spare front sights. Recontoured Dave Talley rear swivel stud. 13 1/2" LOP over red rubber London Guns pad.
This is a custom gun on Cabela's
20 December 2005, 10:29
gryphon1Fellas i couldnt give two knobs of goat shit for such pricey guns...i only posted this one as a means of a yap session,if i wanted to post super guns its not hard to search the net as a means to out do each other with an even more expensive example,me? i stick with my old Winchester mod 70...it knocks `em dead.
Posts: 87 | Location: Victoria Australia | Registered: 07 September 2002
26 December 2005, 08:51
.366torquequote:
Originally posted by gryphon1:
Fellas i couldnt give two knobs of goat shit for such pricey guns...i only posted this one as a means of a yap session,if i wanted to post super guns its not hard to search the net as a means to out do each other with an even more expensive example,me? i stick with my old Winchester mod 70...it knocks `em dead.
30,000 U.S. dollars for a rifle, holy crap that is a lot of money!!!
A few good hunting trips lost just to buy the bloody thing!!
So Imust agree with your final comment gryphon 1