http://www.auctionarms.com/search/displayitem.cfm?itemnum=7785027&aa= Mauser Model 98, Custom Rifle, Project gun,#3654

Look at the trigger.

No serial number, how can that be sold?

Interesting trigger, too bad the left side picture is so fuzzy or we might be able to get a better idea of how it works. Would like to know if anyone has seen this trigger style before.

Interesting trigger and safety

I would just cast you $135 to find out how it works!

Trigger looks like it has been modified to work like a Model 70 trigger.

looks like both the trigger AND safety are off of a M70.

For all of its worts, I think it is kinda cool due to the "never seen it before" factor. Don't think it is worth the current $110 bid on its own merit, but would like to handle it just to see exactly how he did it and how well it actually works.

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Originally posted by acpchuck45:Would like to know if anyone has seen this trigger style before.

Pete sent me the prints for this one.

husqvarna?????
I think!

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Originally posted by acpchuck45:
No serial number, how can that be sold?

Interesting trigger, too bad the left side picture is so fuzzy or we might be able to get a better idea of how it works. Would like to know if anyone has seen this trigger style before.

No serial number? I was asking myself the same question.

This the type of technique use to make a somewhat adjustable trigger out of a military trigger.whomever did it thought reall messed it up.But that is what it is. van

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Originally posted by Roy PG:
husqvarna?????
I think!

Definitely NOT Husqvarna.

Origianaly was WW 2 military Mauser. BCD is a code for one of the factories that made Mauser rifles.