Mausers Lets see custom and standard!!

[SaxonPig]

OK. Just remember you asked for it. I am something of a Mauser freak. Have more than I need but not nearly as many as i want.


Russian capture K98 with all German markings intact.

"Mystery Mauser" (how distributor described them back in the 1980s). "Scrubbed" Yugo with no maker's stampings. Some 3,000 built in 1955 for the Israelis to use in clandestine operations but delivery interrupted. Sold on the used market.

European style sporter built from military BRNO 98. I like BRNOs. You'll see.

I built this a few years ago. Folding leaf "express sight," laminated stock. A little different.

I made this from a commercial CZ action. Very traditional looking sporter.

Paid through the nose to have this imported from a Canadian dealer during the embargo of the 1980s.

Continued nest post...

 

[SaxonPig]

Continued...

Told you I have a thing for BRNOs.

Ditto...

Recent acquisition.

Damn thing has shot 1/2" groups at 100 yards with MilSpec ammo.

This one is cute.

I'm tired now...

 

[Unlicensed Dremel]

Told you I have a thing for BRNOs.

Can't blame ya. Man, what great wood figure on that last FS!

Hey Wyosmith, that's 3 separate ones, right? Can you please provide descriptions? The wood is amazing on that last one.

 

[goodwrench]

8mm mausers and a g43 8mm

 

[tahunua001]

I love that 22F with the butterknife handle... gets me every time you post it.

 

[DennisCA]

My Yugo 24/47 (all matching numbers):

 

[SaxonPig]

I just realized that I goofed and I don't see how to edit my post. In #41 the last photo should be this one.

 

[Hdonly]

1891 Argentine

My Mom bought this rifle for my Dad in 1963 for $12. It was the first gun I ever fired. About 30 years ago when I was younger and much more foolish, I took the hacksaw to it. Yes I regret it , but what's done is done. Just recently drug it out and bought a Boyd's stock for it. Working on the stock and will be bedding the action.