What a nice guy! He's heavy into F Class, as well as bench rest 1,000 yard competition. I figure they are built from the ground up as a sporter, but still have the old world feel of a pre-war Mauser. Includes bolt assembly, magazine, follower, bolt catch, screws, Trigger. (Mauser System) The rifle Is composed of the following main parts: 1. It was a 7x57 Mauser sporter that I had consigned to a local dealer. Without a doubt, I consider the Mauser Model 1898 as king of bolt-action rifles – both military and sporting types. I have been building a sporter rifle based on a turkish mauser action, with a Adam and Bennett shortchambered in 6. The crudely scratched name on the barrel is probably of a former owner. there's a little over 800 into this swedish mauser, and over a grand into the k98. I am building a tacticool Mauser 98 at the moment and preliminary accuracy is quite good.The 98 Mauser action is the one you want to build a 6.A pre chambered Wilson barrel is cheap and will only need minor headspacing adjustment usually just a few 404 on Mauser 98 actions were used by game wardens/scouts in Africa for years. Want to focus on a single load, changing out the front sight to get the POI I want. picked up a nice 91 mauser with a sporter stock and a cut down barrel.As I know some of you also like to tinker with guns I thought I would share the steps I went through to build Just got this in a trade this past week.Joined Messages 296 Likes 107 Location Southeastern, Ma Face the action, have a 'sporter' bolt handle welded on. Literally tens of thousands of custom rifles have been built on the Mauser 98 action but at today's prices that may no longer be the most economical way to go. Building a mauser sporter It's the only one that had a hinged floorplate like a sporting rifle and was built under closer tolerances.

Us springfield 1898 30 40 krag