Mauser Square Bridges

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28 July 2018, 04:17

Magnum Hunter1

Mauser Square Bridges

Thought I would see if any of you guys know of someone other than clawmounts.com that make square bridges for Mausers. Just wanted to check on the options out there.
Thanks

28 July 2018, 05:43

bluefish

kcstott

28 July 2018, 06:45

Magnum Hunter1

I see some youtube vids and some posts on CalGuns but cant seem to find any contact info.

28 July 2018, 16:02

p dog shooter

quote:
Originally posted by Magnum Hunter1:
Thought I would see if any of you guys know of someone other than clawmounts.com that make square bridges for Mausers. Just wanted to check on the options out there.
Thanks

I would just buy Ruger MKIIs they have some of the best mounts on the market.

28 July 2018, 20:25

ColoradoMatt

You might contact New England Custom Gun. They can order you (import from Germany) anything made by Recknagel, and may have access to other such makers wares, in Germany, and elsewhere overseas.

I assume you are referring to non-welded square bridges.

Matt
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28 July 2018, 20:33

Don Markey

quote:
Originally posted by Magnum Hunter1:
I see some youtube vids and some posts on CalGuns but cant seem to find any contact info.

http://www.klstottlemyer.com/

28 July 2018, 20:46

Duane Wiebe (CG&R)

Are you trying to get a set (front and rear?) Do you want to mount a scope? If so, what kind of rings.

Sounds like this might be a custom endeavor..Also depends if you want to retain he charge hump.

The front is pretty easy, the rear may need carful fitting.

$700.00 would no be out of line for a first class job

29 July 2018, 01:27

Gary MacDonald

If you want the look try Sarco, they have the Dumolin. It needs some lovin but in the end it'll be cheaper .

29 July 2018, 03:31

JBrown

quote:
Originally posted by bluefish:
kcstott

+1

He made some for me a few years ago and they turned out beautiful. Dennis Olson welded them on and he was impressed with Kerry's work. BTW, I was impressed with Dennis's work, it is hard to tell that they were added on.

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29 July 2018, 16:08

rgg_7

Were the bases welded? Soldered? What worked the best?

29 July 2018, 18:22

kcstott

quote:
Originally posted by JBrown:
quote:
Originally posted by bluefish:
kcstott

+1

He made some for me a few years ago and they turned out beautiful. Dennis Olson welded them on and he was impressed with Kerry's work. BTW, I was impressed with Dennis's work, it is hard to tell that they were added on.

Just don't tell him what you paid for them,

Prices have gone up since then. Glad to hear my name still thrown around.

For what Clawmounts is selling them for I can't touch that price and won't try to get in a competition with him. As long as they aren't 12L14 that's a damn good price.