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These are at www.e-gunparts.com $69. Are they decent, anybody bought one? Why all the different part numbers? http://www.e-gunparts.com/DisplayAd.asp?chrProductSKU=881550A&chrSuperSKU=881550&MC=&MC=YJ | ||
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My gunsmith bought several of them just to see what they were like and to possibly use on rifles where customers didn't want to keep the original Mauser floorplate. The ones he received are very rough in both fit and finish. We both agreed that for the time he would have to spend grinding and polishing to make one look "good" that you could afford to spend the extra money for a higher quality assembly. I have no idea why all the part numbers. If you are building a custom rifle, I feel that the money spent for one made by Ted Blackburn is money well spent. | |||
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I have to disagree that it's worth the time to buy a 400$$ part for a 250$ rifle.. i've got one, and for 69 bucks and an hour of fitting/polishing, it's more than servicable, and it IS in the bow for release. it's NOT a blackburn.... andit's not 400 bucks it's a reasonable value, and better than what you should expect for 70 bucks... and you ARENT expecting blackburn for 70 bucks jeffe | |||
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jeffe.........does this part include the magazine box.......?......If so , is the box longer than the issue M-98........? | |||
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it's just basiscally a cheap, in the bow, release version of a mil... it's NOT any longer, and that will require some work, and not any talller... about the same amount of work, though, you culd get it to fit on springfield jeffe | |||
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