26 December 2005, 20:18
lb4041936 MexMauser cocking piect/firingpin
Where can the springfield like cocking piece for a mauser be found? 1936 Mexican Mauser??
26 December 2005, 20:24
tomkThere was one on ebay some time back that I kick myself in the ass for not buying...
26 December 2005, 20:47
South40Jeff Selvig (Armory Parts Exchange, Palmer Lake, CO) guysajer1942@yahoo.com has been selling Mex 36 bolts on eBay for a while, he might have an extra cocking piece - S40
27 December 2005, 03:17
vanYou can find all the parts for that mauser on
http://www.gunboards.com or
http://www.e-gunparts.com or
http://www.jackfirstgun.com. have fun. van
30 December 2005, 06:14
bill8mmI happen to have one I'm willing to part with. Make me an offer. I can be reached at bill8mm@msn.com
30 December 2005, 17:42
jeffeossoif you are asking which mauser has a pulling cocking knob, that is the 1936 mexican mauser.
BUT
it only LOOKS like a springfield bolt, as the mexican mauser is a solid firing pin and it is NOT NOT NOT safe to have a hot round with the firing pin down, as the firing pin is ON the primer.
jeffe
30 December 2005, 18:51
TC1quote:
Originally posted by jeffeosso:
if you are asking which mauser has a pulling cocking knob, that is the 1936 mexican mauser.
BUT
it only LOOKS like a springfield bolt, as the mexican mauser is a solid firing pin and it is NOT NOT NOT safe to have a hot round with the firing pin down, as the firing pin is ON the primer.
jeffe
Excellent point. This should be noted by all.
Terry
30 December 2005, 19:42
tomkCan the Mex pin arrangement be converted somehow to have a safety shoulder?
04 January 2006, 00:11
lb404I guess using one on a 500 Jeffery is out! Thanks for the word of caution.