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Santa Barbera Mauser

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22 March 2006, 08:52
MADDOG
Santa Barbera Mauser
I have a chance to get a 30-06 based on one of these actions. Please educate me on this action as I am unfamilar with it.. Good and bad. Thanks Maddog


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22 March 2006, 21:18
MADDOG
Any one??
Thanks Maddog


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22 March 2006, 21:58
snowcat
Do a search here, there's lots of information.


Jay Kolbe
22 March 2006, 22:50
MADDOG
Ok thanks.. Maddog


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My granddaughter
"Multitudes loose the sight of that which is, by setting their eyes on that which is not".
23 March 2006, 16:56
6_5X57
The correct name is "Santa Barbara" action. It is a mauser action made in Spain, by A governmental enterprise ("Empresa Nacional Santa Bárbara"). At this moment, is out of production. I own a rifle with this action and I am happy with it. The action looks like strong, has a nice regulable trigger and a floorplate system similar to Argentine mauser 1909. The barrels installed in this action by the firm, ared used to be very accurate.


Ignacio Colomer
23 March 2006, 19:07
GSP7
Maddog , I have one that was sold by Sears . It seems OK. differnt bolt handle than a FN, fireing pin spring seems alittle stiff(comment about the spring stiffness in the DeHass book also). Has the "C" ring.
23 March 2006, 22:31
Don Slater
quote:
Originally posted by GSP7:
Maddog , I have one that was sold by Sears . It seems OK. differnt bolt handle than a FN, fireing pin spring seems alittle stiff(comment about the spring stiffness in the DeHass book also). Has the "C" ring.


Yep. A little stiff, but new springs can be had for just about any "poundage" from wolff.