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I need someone to explain the statements made by various makers of rifle actions. What does it mean when Montana Rifle, Dakota Arms and Kimber state that their actions are a combination of the best Model 70 and Mauser 98 features? Thanks, Scott | ||
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Well, for me that would mean the control round feeding of the Mauser design that is used in the Model 70 and others. The 3 position Model 70 safety and the model 70 trigger. | |||
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It usually means that all of the model 98 features were too difficult to duplicate, so they used model 70 features instead. The self-locking extractor and left side bolt safety are two primary 98 features that get left off of the model 70 and its copies. | |||
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Who said third bolt lug and unbeatable gas handling by virtue of inbuilt design and not some cruddy little thingy. | |||
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Quote: That made me laugh! I used to buy guns just to take them apart to look at the design, clean them, fix them, see if I could blow them up with overloads, and put them in storage. When I got a 1903 Turkish Mauser and took it appart, I stayed up all night looking at the parts. I had never seen such a good design before. I can still only figure out what the reason for half of the things I see in a '98 Mauser. Maybe only the understood features of a Mauser get copied | |||
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