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cool and very different. I've considered mounting a redfield 3200 24x I have on my ar, right now its sitting on a husky m38 swede

great cartridge, poor stock design on rugers increases the felt recoil. shoot it from a standing rest and they aren't bad, from a bench they are more of a sucker gun. if you or your range doesn't have a standing rest they are easy to make. its a car rim, two pieces of pipe that can fit snugly...

as your closing the bolt push in on the extractor, it will spring the front out allowing it to slip over the rim. its worked for over 100 years

couldn't say how the lgs's are doing cause I don't buy generic off the shelf guns and they don't like doing transfers. ammo comes ups, guns get shipped to a pawn shop across town, i probably drive past 20 gunshops to get there. the last time i picked up a rifle from the lgs, a rifle that they...

Fn commercial mausers were available with left hand safeties. Looks like the dayton traiser only reversed.i think numrich still sells a knock-off. You'll need a new bolt shroud & possibly a new cocking piece. let me know what brand of safety you bought & I'll walk you through installing it

I picked up a pre-64 winchester model 70 a few years ago at a pawnshop dirt cheap. Never could warm up to it and sold it for a decent profit. I'll stick to mausers, 1903's, & winchester 54's

Bob has been around for as long as I've had internet access, at least 15 years. The only problems I've ever had was trying to order stuff that was sold out but the website wasn't updated to show it. I also ordered two sets of the same parts a couple days apart & they thought it was a duplicate...

I've used bob's a few times in the past. I heard he wasn't in good health and might not be taking orders right now

I'd shoot them both first & the one that shoots best is the one I'd cut up

in these threads collector means milsurp collector not sporter collector & i'm pretty sure you knew that. milsurp collectors only see a ruined military rifle regaurdless of the condition of the donor rifle or the finished product. all collectors are good for is regurgitating their tired old...

check a 30-06 round in your mag box and more than likely it will fit in your 1908 brazilian without any mods anf if it dosn't you can usually thin the front & back down with a file. if your magbox has capture or locking screws -06 should fit, usually the single screw boxes are slightly shorter

since i own around 30 sporters and customs, and have at least 20 project rifles in the works at any given time i'll give my opinion on their value and probably offened a few people at the same. your arverage run of the mill sporter is worth $200 or less. sporters built on gew98, argentine...

its called a double set trigger. the front trigger can be used as you would normaly, but if you pull the rear trigger first it sets the front trigger to a pull weight of just a couple ounces. it sounds complicated but once you've worked with a couple of them they are quite simple

5.6x36R is the german version of the 22 hornet, its sometimes marked 5.6mmx35 or 5.4x35. can you post a better pic of the marking on the underside of the barrel

the rings are not easy to make and even harder to properly fit to the bases. the claws must be fitted so that the bottom of the ring fit 100% to the top of the footplate, with zero play sideways and up and down. the rear ring height can now be determined by measuring the distance between the...

Very nice rifle. Those are typical german claw mount bases, not redfield. cheek piece is more austrian style than german. too bad the scope isn't still with the gun since fitting a new set of rings to those bases will run a minimum of $400

We've all got our opinion on what looks good & what looks crappy. I'd take those three over any richards, fajen, bishop or any monte carlo style stock from any maker. I also think thumb hole stocks are hideous but lots of people like them.

i agree theese three are horrible spanish 1893 cut down withsmall schabble fore end greek m-s 1903/14 with pistol grip added to cut down military stock early 1903 with cut down staight grip stock

375h&h it's big enough for anything on the planet and it's small enough for anything on the planet and the recoil is mild.

I use it on rifles that are going to be stored for several years.at a time, but I use johnsons paste wax for the rifles I use a lot