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While perusing the Gun Library at the grand opening of the new Cabela's in Fort Worth, I ran across this Parker Hale "Hussar". Parker Hale made only a few of these- on the Brno ZG-47 action! This one will get a new bolt handle, new barrel (338Hawk, 9.3x62, 404Jeff, can't decide) and I'll polish off the stampings on the action:



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Looks interesting. I didn't know that the integral dove tail was a part of those actions.


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Yes, all ZG-47s have 19mm integral dovetails, same as the late model 21/22s, ZKKs and CZs- a Brno/CZ feature since 1949.


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Were the VZ-24's (did I get the numbers right?) all made before 1949? I saw one the other day and it looked like a carbon copy M98.


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The VZ24 is a Czech military 98 Mauser made during WWII. ZB Brno (not CZ) is currently using refurbished VZs on their sporters. Here's a link if interested: ZbrojovkaBrno




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What a find! Should make a very nice custom rifle. I'd love to see more pics of it.

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NEATO Forrest...

416 taylor?

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Thats an interesting safety. Can they be fitted to standard model 98s or does it require other special parts?
 
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I vote for the 9.3x62. Just a rebarrel and no bolt or mag box work needed.

Plus, I have not shot this round yet. roflmao

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X-51, that safety is unique to the ZG-47. It works like a M70 to block the bolt but operates horizontally rather than vertically, is similar to those on early Sako Riihimakis.

HK & Jeffe, I'm leaning towards the 9.3, may know where there's a barrel!


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you have too many custom rifles already!
 
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Forrest, looks to be the start of something special. How about a fukk picture? Very nice indeed
 
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Damn typing Big Grin should have been full picture Mad
 
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JimmyD, here's the best my camera can do (it's only good for close-ups). The rifle itself isn't real special, I'm mainly interested in the action:





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Who would have ever thought that they would have had one of those? thumb Wink Congratulations.



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Forrest, man that is nice. Good looking stock but I would guess that will not be part of the project. So, will this be a go now project or something thats sort of a backburner?
 
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Jimmy, for now it's not high priority, way too many other irons in the fire. The stock, barrel & scope will go on ebay when the time comes.

Doug, wish I'd gotten there Thursday when the store first opened. They had ALOT of used & vintage guns, no junk, the salesman told me over 600 on the racks, and apparently they sold a ton the first day, no doubt some interesting collector pieces. I got there Saturday. Very impressive gun department, especially when you consider it is part of a large chain selling all kinds of sporting goods.


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9,3X64 or 404 clap clap clap clap

Need safety? If, PM me Cool

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Oh crap! now I have to find a ZG-47. Some other poster had several rifles with that safety.

Nice find .
 
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GSP7: Oh crap! now I have to find a ZG-47

I probably should keep my mouth shut but I have my share and still seem to find plenty of things to spend my money on. The ZG-47 is my favorite bolt rifle, only 20K made, only 300 Hussars made, also a few hundred FW Heyms made on ZG-47 actions, none commercially sold in the USA.


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