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I bought this off of Gunbroker and just picked it up today. SR20G in 375 H&H. I was ready to order a Ruger African when I found this. It didn't come with rings, so I will need to have a set made, but I really like this rifle. I haven't shot it yet, but I'm going to try and get to the range tomorrow.









 
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They look like bases for a claw mount.

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Beaut!! Just get rid of that muzzlebrake!
 
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They look like bases for a claw mount.

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They are, and it's not going to be cheap to have the rings made. I asked they guys at New England Custom Gun for a ballpark estimate, and they said that the average cost of fitting rings to existing bases is about seven hundred dollars, but considering the deal I got on the gun it's not too bad.
 
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Beaut!! Just get rid of that muzzlebrake!


Yeah, the muzzlebrake is huge, but I figured thread protectors are relatively easy to find, and the brake might be nice at the range (according to my cheapo fishing scale, this rifle is barely over 6.5#).
 
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On the mounts contact Chris Sell at Heym USA. He sould be able to get you in right direction for scope rings.He assisted me as to who to use to obtain scope mounting. He is on double rifle thread.
www.heymusa.com.


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Posts: 268 | Location: Western Arkansas/Barksdale,TX. USA | Registered: 18 February 2008Reply With Quote
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Weren't these also marketed as Mauser 3000s?


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On the mounts contact Chris Sell at Heym USA. He sould be able to get you in right direction for scope rings.He assisted me as to who to use to obtain scope mounting. He is on double rifle thread.
www.heymusa.com.


Cool, thanks for the info. I'll try and get ahold of hime sometime this week.

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Weren't these also marketed as Mauser 3000s?


I did some reading on them, and it sounded like Heym was contracted by Mauser to make the Mauser 3000s, and after the contract expired Heym continued making the rifles as the SR 20.
 
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Went to the range yesterday, and put a box of 300 gr. Federal SPs through it. At forty yards, I shot an offhand 6-shot, 4" group. The factory irons are pretty good.

I pulled the muzzlebreak off for a while just for fun, and recoil wasn't too bad. This rifle weighs a hair under 7 pounds and I was shooting in a t-shirt, so I thought it would be worse, but it was actually manageable.
 
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