bennettfam
Single-Sixer
CD,
Is that a hooded front sight on the Yugo? (4th from right in photo)
If so, it that original config?
Is that a hooded front sight on the Yugo? (4th from right in photo)
If so, it that original config?
My Mausers (New .45-70 pix)
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Mike Armstrong
Hunter
Great collection, CD!
Tx gun runner
Single-Sixer
Mike Armstrong said:
+1 .....
oldthings
Single-Sixer
nice ,,good photos,,too,,
deserttrans
Buckeye
Excellent collection.
HerrMesser
Single-Sixer
Nice collection of the best rifles made.
One of these days I need to get a group photo of all of mine.
Rad
One of these days I need to get a group photo of all of mine.
Rad
Cracker-American
Blackhawk
I feel like I watching a version of history.
Very nice.
Very nice.
Beautiful guns,CD. The Mausers are classics.
I've only owned a couple of Mausers. I recently sold a Spanish Mauser that had been re-chambered to 308. I think it was a K98? It was a solid gun.
Here's my collection of Mauser now...It's a Mauser MN410b, .22lr. It was made in the late 1930's and is a great specimen of the craftsmanship of that time. It's in very good condition, but not mint, so it gets shot occasionally. There are some very interesting markings on the stock that I can't decipher. There's not a lot of info on these old .22s. One thing for sure is that it's a lot better shooter than I am.
hud
I've only owned a couple of Mausers. I recently sold a Spanish Mauser that had been re-chambered to 308. I think it was a K98? It was a solid gun.
Here's my collection of Mauser now...It's a Mauser MN410b, .22lr. It was made in the late 1930's and is a great specimen of the craftsmanship of that time. It's in very good condition, but not mint, so it gets shot occasionally. There are some very interesting markings on the stock that I can't decipher. There's not a lot of info on these old .22s. One thing for sure is that it's a lot better shooter than I am.
hud
CD, I had no idea you had so many Mausers! :shock:
The Siamese 98s converted to .45-70 have always interested me. Can you show us some more pictures of that one and tell us something about it and how it shoots? Did you buy it already converted or have the work done yourself?
I only own two '98, an Israeli-surplus "stocker" converted to 7.62 NATO, and a VERY heavy barrelled (it weighs 16 pounds) .243 varmint sporter I bought from a dear friend about 35 years ago. Haven't shot the latter much and have never shot the former at all (yet).
The Siamese 98s converted to .45-70 have always interested me. Can you show us some more pictures of that one and tell us something about it and how it shoots? Did you buy it already converted or have the work done yourself?
I only own two '98, an Israeli-surplus "stocker" converted to 7.62 NATO, and a VERY heavy barrelled (it weighs 16 pounds) .243 varmint sporter I bought from a dear friend about 35 years ago. Haven't shot the latter much and have never shot the former at all (yet).
southpaw13
Bearcat
Very nice collection there CD 
UmpquaCharlie
Buckeye
PM sent regarding a Husgavara (spelling) Nagant
Charlie
Charlie
Mike Mulligan
Single-Sixer
Nice to get to see a 45-70 Siamese conversion, and very nicely done. Love the old school projects!
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