27 January 2006, 03:56
vanNew Production Actions or Military Mauser?
I would buy one of those FN style commerical actions myself. van
28 January 2006, 22:36
333_OKHquote:
The rifle was made by Heym for Montgomery Wards, and the action is an intermediate length. There are more of them around, look for the Model 720 designation.
I recently saw anothe Heym rifle, but the action loos different. What kind of action is this Heym and are they any good?
28 January 2006, 22:57
GSP7That looks like that mauser 3000 that was on gunsamerica.
I think those are more recent manufacture than the early '50s stuff with a side trigger lock safety and a safetyless smooth bolt sleeve. Looks like a newer design bottom metal. That bottom metal might even be some kind of alloy piece of crap, although I dont know for sure
I like the old stuff with the military type bottom metal and safety on the bolt sleeve.
28 January 2006, 23:05
333_OKHThis is like a history lesson or puzzle. Who makes the Voere action that look like commercial Mausers?
28 January 2006, 23:18
GSP7This?
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=43000741 Look at the thump slot, Some kind of older military receiever. Check out the tang safety. That bolt handle looks scarey. Looks like a alloy/aluminum botton metal
29 January 2006, 00:09
333_OKHWhat about a Sako L61R action from a Finnbear????
29 January 2006, 00:18
GSP7What about a model 30 remington!

29 January 2006, 00:52
333_OKHI have a Model 30S, but I will never take it apart for a custom.
There is a possibility of using the Sako since it is already damaged.