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| Beautiful, also please keep us apprised of the Mauser project.
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| Karl, Your Webley looks better than the original! Nice rifle...jim
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| Outstanding rifle! I want to see the Mauser too.
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| Not only beautiful, but obviously strong as a bull! Caliber??
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| That one is a two barrel set in 375 Flanged and 500 NE, the photo shows the 500 NE Barrel. |
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| Pretty cool, I must say. How do you handle the barrel change? Interupted thread?
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| quote: Originally posted by tiggertate:
Pretty cool, I must say. How do you handle the barrel change? Interupted thread?
The barrels are changed by removing the breech block, removing the key from the forend (you can’t see it in the photo because of the flash glare), unscrewing the barrel and changing the extractor if necessary, then reversing the process. We provide the tools necessary to do this in the field. |
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| very nice, keep up the good work |
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| looks great! would like to see the 375 bbl on it. |
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