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7x57 Mauser



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Very good.
I like that alot


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Looks great!
How was it cut?
Looks like a nice job by hand.


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Nicely done.


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Thanks for the compliments. It was hand-cut by Rick Simmons in Houston. He did a great job and turned it around quickly.


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very nice!!!! beer


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Gorgeous!!!! clap


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Stunning, absolutely stunning!!!!!!


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A hand job? What is this place coming to?


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What? You didn't like ".275x57mm Maugby"?

Just kidding. It looks great.


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If it's a fair question, what did it cost to have the work done? It really looks great. Could you provide contact details for the person who did the work. Thanks, Hoot
 
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Hoot -for hand engraved lettering, one can expect to pay from $5-$9 per letter... it all depends on how you want it done and by whom.

IMO, it's worth every penny.

Our own Scrollcutter Roger Kehr does great work as he's posted here on several occasions. This work was done by Rick Simmons in Houston. PM me if you would like his email.


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I like the engraving too, even though I go on constantly (like a broken record) recommending .275 Rigby instead.


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Looks nice; a question though, who did the octagon barrel?


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Jim - HEYM made the oct barrel.

Photos aren't as good, but here are the other parts.




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Great touch for a cool rifle Chris!

I had one a them thar new fangled Titanium mausers once. But I sold it to some guy who loved it more than me. Gunna have to git me another one I guess. Big Grin
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Very pretty indeed!


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Looks great Chris. David Christman should have mine done in June or July and I have opted for 275 Rigby. I will PM for the contact info.
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He is damn good! Does he set up at the Houston gun shows?



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