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Square bridge Mauser jsut completed for one of the guys here.



Jim Kobe
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Jim, Love the bridge treatment. Nice piece in a great caliber.
 
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another beauty!


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That's beautiful!

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Jim, another fine piece of work in a great caliber...very classy.
 
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That is a beautiful rifle! Great work!


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Very nice! beer I love the classic lines. What a wonderful mauser.
 
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I am the lucky guy! I am anxious to get it in my hands. Thanks Jim.
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Wow! Very nicely done. Excellent work Jim... congrats Butch!


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Love it.......Great work Jim!

Congratulations Butch!



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Beautiful Rifle.

Terrible photos.
 
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Beautiful work Jim. tu2 tu2



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Amazing work and a great caliber. I bet it looks at least twice as good in real life....I can just imagine caressing the wood.....


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well i guess you haven't just been sitting around drinkin beer after all Big Grin beer
 
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I am the lucky guy! I am anxious to get it in my hands. Thanks Jim.
Butch


Butch, that will be one sweet rifle, hope we get more info on it when you get your paws on it!

Enjoy.....


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Dear Mr. Kobe:

What action did you use as the starting point?

Sincerely,

Chris Bemis
 
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I am not sure, it was delivered to me by the owner.


Jim Kobe
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Chris,
It was a Banner Mauser with what I was told a Chinese flower on it.
Butch
 
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It's a treat to see the artistry posted here.

Thanks Jim.
 
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Very impressive!!!


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nice job-

congrats-

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Pretty, Pretty, Pretty!!!!

Butch you are one lucky fella. Glad to see good money well spent Big Grin


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Is it possible to get an outline of all the work done to create this beauty?

Best,
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You will have to check with Butch on the metalwork, I did the stock with a blank furnished by him.

He should have it shortly.


Jim Kobe
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great looking rifle, how about some pics from the top of that checkering going over the top like that. I always like that.

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I will get more photos when it arrives. I found the $100 Banner Mauser at the local gunshop. Tig welded the rear tang screw to make it blind. I made some scope bases that David Christman tig welded on. Ed Lapour safety, I think it is a Blackburn trigger, but could be a Timney. I used a Shilen barrel. I just touched the Cring and the face of the receiver with a carbide tool. The receiver was recased. Right or wrong I cut the tenon to be .001 longer to fit the Cring and also the front of the receiver. The bottom metal is Blackburn and the receiver screws are by Duane Wiebe. The rear sight, barrel band, and front ramp sight are NECG. Jim did what it took to make it feed and had to take a cut on the scope mounts to true them. The wood came from TC1 and is a Turkish blank that was part of the group of blanks that the Scholarship rifle's stock came from. Jim arranged for some real subtle checkering. He was a great help and put up with me through the build.
I would highly recommend Jim.
Butch
 
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great work of art . Butch you've a fine gun and caliber Elton
 
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Great rifle Butch. I like everything about it.

Beautiful stock work by Jim.
 
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Just got it today. It is much nicer than the photos. Mr. Kobe is a damn fine gunsmith. I hope the photos will show the very small amount of very fine engraving. I will have more photos in a couple days and will start a new thread.
Butch
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Butch, very nice.
What is the barrel length?


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The barrel length is 23"
Butch
 
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