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| Big Ed,
If Capt david is not interested, I will take the Husky barreled action off your hands. I am looking for one in 30/06 .
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| Posts: 35 | Location: Half Moon Bay, California | Registered: 09 May 2002 |
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| I was under the impression that the Mexican was a "large ring M-98 short action" mauser, would someone show me different...I think Mexico had some 1912 Styrs that may have been small ring, but not sure of that...
If I wanted a small ring Mauser I would opt for a G33/40 or its rare twin that was made for the German Customs service and I have forgotten its proper designation..
The Mexican Mod 37 that has a cocking piece like a springfield is a large ring short action Mauser, pretty neat little mauser IMO... |
| Posts: 42309 | Location: Twin Falls, Idaho | Registered: 04 June 2000 |
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| Yes thats it the VZ-33 made for German customs..It was a carbine and used the same action, about 500 of them were put into productin as I recall...
Jack Belk tells me the Mexican actions are not small rings but large ring short actions..also that an FN is not a model 98 Mauser, they were two different guns..but I knew that... |
| Posts: 42309 | Location: Twin Falls, Idaho | Registered: 04 June 2000 |
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| Ray, i've got a dozen of them, or so... they are small ring actions, small ring barrel...
ONLY the 24 is a large ring/barrel...
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I have an old Mexican Mauser small ring carbine.
I stand corrected. I took it out from the back of the safe this evening to photograph and it's a Herstal-Blegique 1924 Large Ring medium action carbine. It does have a 16" barrel. My mistake. Bill |
| Posts: 134 | Location: So CA | Registered: 26 August 2003 |
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