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Any vintage Mausers with tang safety?
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Does anybody know if any of the best-gun delivers ever made any mausers with tang-safeties? Any pictures?
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Bent Fossdal
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5685 Uggdal
Norway

 
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I have seen a few in my lifetime but not very many. I would like to see pictures too. Thanks...Bill.
 
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The Voere had one. I had one at one but it belongs to someone else now. I'll be home around lunch time. If I can find a picture I'll post it.



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I don't know when they started, but Rigby built a number with top tang safeties after the war.

Ken Waters had one that Rigby built as a presentation rifle for Warren Page. I think the action started life as a BRNO 21. Double set triggers, butterknife bolt, and top tang safety in 7X61 S&H. He wrote an article about it with photos in Rifle or maybe Handloader magazine in the early '90s. I've seen several other Rigby's with top tang safeties. I narrowly missed one a few years ago built on a 98 with claw mounts.
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There are photos of tang safety mausers in "Contemporary American Stockmakers by Ron Toews" including gunmakers Biesen, Brownell, Fisher etc. I don't have the ability to post photos, maybe someone else has this book who can. Sorry
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I have seen nice Guild rifles with tang safeties. THey were all from between the wars and were not on the basic rifles. I will dig around and see if I have any pics. I think soemone sells tang safetites-maybe Golmatic?
 
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If you take a look at EGun.de you will see the odd one on that site occasionally
 
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I can't find any on my pics with stocked rifles, but here are the few I have on tang safeties on actions. If that helps.
-Don


 
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I have a 1930s G&H on a military action with a tang safety. Never had it out of the stock.
 
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The ones I have seem had tang extensions welded on, but I could not find and pcitures of them. Sorry about that.
 
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This one appears to have both a tang and wing safety.

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=99335108


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any chance we could see some pics of your G&H?
 
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Marc, I can't use a digital camera. I'm suffiently impressed with my ability to use a computer to post on these forums ....
 
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