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hauntedmyst

Lifer
Feb 1, 2010
4,006
20,750
Chicago
My 380 is like this with black grips

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My 22

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kurtbob

Lifer
Jul 9, 2019
2,131
12,748
57
SE Georgia
I had several 24/47’s, some still had remnants of the FN stamping on the receiver. SOG 3fers. And a number of fresh M48’s with the bayonet and kit. Sweet Mausers.
Smoothest most accurate bolt actions ever made, in my opinion with the “03” Springfield in a close second
 
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craig61a

Lifer
Apr 29, 2017
5,765
47,527
Minnesota USA
Smoothest most accurate bolt actions ever made, in my opinion with the “03” Springfield in a close second

03 was basically a Mauser. They “stole” the design, and actually had to pay Mauser for the rights to manufacture it.

My favorite bolt action... Swede M94 carbine, South American Mausers are pretty sweet too.
 
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kurtbob

Lifer
Jul 9, 2019
2,131
12,748
57
SE Georgia
03 was basically a Mauser. They “stole” the design, and actually had to pay Mauser for the rights to manufacture it.

My favorite bolt action... Swede M94 carbine, South American Mausers are pretty sweet too.
Exactly on the “03”! I have a M-98 converted to 30-06 and sporterized by my grandfather, ain’t worth $100 but is a deer slaying machine!
 

craig61a

Lifer
Apr 29, 2017
5,765
47,527
Minnesota USA
There were tons of bring back 7.92 Mausers, and surplus mail order Mausers converted back in the day.

Why nobody ever started loading 7.92 is interesting. American mfrs loaded 6.5x55 and a few others.
 
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