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Thought some here might find this of interest.

http://www.gunsinternational.c...cfm?gun_id=100143347

Gorgeous rifle, I'd be tempted if I didn't have a 7x57 already in the works.


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That sure is a beauty! As nice as you could ask for. tu2 tu2



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Spectacular
 
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Link says it is a sweede model 96

Looks like a large ring though.

Anybody know what exactly we are looking at?
 
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I have to say that the light colour of the stock is not my idea of spectacular, although the design and execution of them are. Its just that I prefer a bit darker colour.

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Link says it is a sweede model 96

Looks like a large ring though.

Anybody know what exactly we are looking at?

I'll bet you're seeing a Swede with its left side cut thinner like a G.33/40. Really sets it off and provides a very attractive transition line into the cutout and bolt stop box area. I like it A LOT!
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J.D. That makes sense.

Like the cuts on a g33/40 that make it look like a large-ring.

Similar to what TC1 had done to his mini-mauser.
 
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Well let me show my ignorance here. What is the purpose of the large semicircular cut on the left side of the receiver?
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Some say it's for stripper clip loading, some say it's for gas escape/relief. Paul Mauser said it was for gas escape but IMO he also located it there at the rear so that the clip loading was made easier.
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Originally posted by J.D.Steele:
Some say it's for stripper clip loading, some say it's for gas escape/relief. Paul Mauser said it was for gas escape but IMO he also located it there at the rear so that the clip loading was made easier.
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Joe, I think you are probably right on both counts with the location being a secondary consideration.
Somewhere I saw his patent with the explanation of the cutout. From MP perhaps?
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Very nice rifle and priced fairly at about what it would cost for the stock work alone today!


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Well let me show my ignorance here. What is the purpose of the large semicircular cut on the left side of the receiver?
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It's clearance for the tip of your thumb when loading with a stripper clip.


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