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richj
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Beitzinger VZ-33 rifle in 270 with a thinned out 09 trigger guard, thin wrist stock in Claro that took very nice checkering. Gino Cargnel engraving. probably 25 years old.

Took these pics today on the counter of the store.







 
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Biebs
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Can't beat a classic Mauser from a great maker.
 
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That is a beauty...

JC
 
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Originally posted by 22WRF:
They could have done a much better job on that trigger guard. If it were mine I would replace it with a Blackburn or Wiebe guard.


If you replace it please send me the old one.....

I think it's quite nice the way it is!


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The only thing wrong is you found it and not me. You just have to love those custom mausers. verry nice. Life to short to hunt with a ugly gun.
 
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Can you say what the asking price is for that rifle?

Thanks


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richj
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I'll be there 3/3 I'll ask.
 
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It is good to see a rifle with a proper forend! tu2


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Duane Wiebe
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Hi Bent...what's a "proper fore end"?
 
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Haha, Duane, just a matter of personal taste, as the smiley would indicate? I am not happy with the short fore ends in vouge today and among early 1900'brittish gunmakers. None offends meant, just flagging my opinion.


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Originally posted by Duane Wiebe:
Hi Bent...what's a "proper fore end"?


There ya go again, trying to start an argument Wink
 
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