MAUSER 25

You can check Red Deer Shooting Centre Inc in Albert. I think they have Mauser rifles available. You can also check out Mauser's official website for authorized dealers or distributors in Canada.
 
Tigart said:
You can check Red Deer Shooting Centre Inc in Albert. I think they have Mauser rifles available. You can also check out Mauser's official website for authorized dealers or distributors in Canada.
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I contact them by email (Mauser) and they refer me to Gravel Agency. I call Gravel and they do not have the Mauser stck in their system yet and do not know when it will be available, that why i do a open call on CGN to see if there others options
 
Podzols said:
I contact them by email (Mauser) and they refer me to Gravel Agency. I call Gravel and they do not have the Mauser stck in their system yet and do not know when it will be available, that why i do a open call on CGN to see if there others options
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Oh ok. Good luck in your search.
 
FLHTCUI said:
Have you checked out any of the site sponsors who have a Huge presence at the top of the home page and on each sub forum?
Clay may or maybe not be able to assist you.
Here are just but a few of what this fine store carries in the brand you are looking to.
Tight Groups,
Rob
https://store.prophetriver.com/mauser-1
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I just call Prophet and the sale rep tell me that he doesnt think tant the M25 will be available for the Canadian marquet soon due to a too much demand in europe
 
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Podzols said:
I just call Prophet and the sale rep tell me that he doesnt think tant the M25 will be available for the Canadian marquet soon due to a too much demand in eureope
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Then I think you have your answer.
Your next step is to locate a dealer in Europe who is legally able to export out of country and willing too assist you .
It can get complicated, but anything is doable with time, energy and of course Money.
 
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Then I think you have your answer.
Your next step is to locate a dealer in Europe who is legally able to export out of country and willing too assist you .
It can get complicated, but anything is doable with time, energy and of course Money.
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Yep

Why do i have weird attraction to europeen product, i have the same attraction for a Winchester SXR2 pump only sold in europe ?
 
Podzols said:
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Why do i have weird attraction to europeen product, i have the same attraction for a Winchester SXR2 pump only sold in europe ?
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For the same reason I bought a Browning Acera in 7x64Breneke a Brno fox II in .22 Hornet , CZ 452,452,455 and a Brno 21-H in 7x57.
The reason being ??
I don't know, but it is fun sometimes.
As to Rounder12 , is there a Straight Pull Mauser in the EE specifically the Model 25 today, care to share the link ?
As for the "I don't think it is worth the energy" some will disagree and until Lemmy writes a song the Catch is Better than the Chase...
RIP Ian Fraser Kilmister (24 December 1945 – 28 December 2015) aka Lemmy of MotorHead fame.
Tight Groups,
Rob

https://dealers.mauser.com/en/
 
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Gravel is absolutely horrible to deal with, they were unaware that they are the Nightforce warranty centre lol, frenchies

quelle surprise​

 
Just wondering if there was any updates on a Canadian dealer who brought those m25 in?
 
This is not a slight on anyone personally importing. I think it is pretty freaking cool Orange is bringing in Jakele and Walther rifles we may never see in Canada.

There is often a savings to the tune of hundreds of dollars from a euro msrp to landed CAD price in retail. If you want to import or buy an imported rifle, make sure you really want it.

As someone in the market for a straight pull, I would love a mauser 25. I was tempted by haenels buy wolverine seems to no longer have them. I am not in love with the brx1 for various design and aesthetic reasons. The rs700 is very cool but quite pricey compared to the other offerings.
 
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conor_90 said:
This is not a slight on anyone personally importing. I think it is pretty freaking cool Orange is bringing in Jakele and Walther rifles we may never see in Canada.

There is often a savings to the tune of hundreds of dollars from a euro msrp to landed CAD price in retail. If you want to import or buy an imported rifle, make sure you really want it.

As someone in the market for a straight pull, I would love a mauser 25. I was tempted by haenels buy wolverine seems to no longer have them. I am not in love with the brx1 for various design and aesthetic reasons. The rs700 is very cool but quite pricey compared to the other offerings.
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I did t mind the brx1 when I handled it at the store out east. But it was heavy.
I don’t have any experience with other linear bolt action rifles other than a Ross I use to have!
 
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