700 SPS SS vs. 700 BDL SS

Status
Not open for further replies.
Win/64 said:
I have 5 Husqvarna's 3 Pre 64 model 70 Winchesters 2 Kimber 84m's and 3 Mauser 98 sporters,and 2-96 Sweedes I have owned Remington's in the past.They just didn't seem to have the "Soul" of the other guns listed.


Interesting. And yet you post questions like these:

Is this a good caliber?



Is the Remington 700 a bolt action?


Is every bolt action rifle, a Mauser action?

I was lucky enough to find my dads old deer rifle (stashed away in the storage bin). Hopefully will take it deer hunting this fall. Where we hunt most shots are under a hundred yards. Any sugestions as far as factory ammo goes-bullet types - various mfg's Thx for your help.

:dancingbanana:
 
You own all those Mausers and Remingtons but don't know the difference between a Mauser action and a Remington.... or anything about a 270 Win????

Something smells funny...
 
Last edited:
mylesrom said:
You own all those Mausers and Remingtons but don't know the difference between a Mauser action and a Remington.... or anything about a 270 Win????
You didn't even read what I said I don't own any Remington's As far as the post goes for my dads 30-06 that's the first 30-06 I've ever owned. As far as the Mauser post goes you obviously didn't read it or understand it.
 
Win/64 said:
You didn't even read what I said I don't own any Remington's As far as the post goes for my dads 30-06 that's the first 30-06 I've ever owned. As far as the Mauser post goes you obviously didn't read it or understand it.



Here is your question in the Post you Started

""Is every bolt action rifle, a Mauser action?"

"Is the Reminton 700 a bolt action, if so it must be a Mauser action"


I read the whole post,.
 
Last edited:
You may have read the post but you didn't understand it. I'll put it in a nutshell for you. Is every bolt rifle basically a Mauser design since it was his originally.....
 
You may have read the post but you didn't understand it. I'll put it in a nutshell for you. Is every bolt rifle basically a Mauser design since it was his originally.....

No every bolt action is not a mauser.If the rifle does not use the original mauser design including the mauser claw and controlled round feed system.it is not a mauser.Unless of course the actual Mauser company sells it.:D

If you go to the link below,you will see that bolt action rifles existed before the mauser was even invented.

http://www.chuckhawks.com/bolt_action.htm
 
Last edited:
That doesn't make every bolt action repeating rifle a mauser,especially since his first repeater used a tubular magazine which didn't work out well and was dropped.By the time the famous 1998 mauser was invented there were already several bolt action repeating rifles on the market.
 
Win/64 said:
Well if its a bolt action repeating rifle it must be a Mauser design.


By that thinking, the Mauser must be a Chassepot or a even a Dreyse Needle fire, since it is a Bolt action.

So, if it is a bolt action, it must be a Chassepot.:dancingbanana:
 
I will repsond with the exact answer I gave on the Mauser post that you didn't repsond to.

"Is every car out there a FORD, because Model T's were the first production car, therefore every car must be a ford because they were the first."

Does this type of logic make sense?

So is every car out there a Ford???
 
Last edited:
I prefer actions that are similar to Mausers adaptation of the Chassepot rifle, like WInchesters and Rugers, but I do own a couple of 700's, of course.:)
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Back
Top Bottom