BSA 300 win mag
- Thread starter Hawking
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Perhaps a picture would help? I believe BSA sold rifles made by themselves, and sometimes by other manufacturers. Without a picture it is hard to make any further comment. No particular cachet to the BSA brand, so it is likely worth no more than an ordinary used hunting rifle in .300 Win Mag.
gunrunner100
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A picture of the rifle would help. A couple of questions would be answered, specifically if this rifle is made on a commercial BSA action or reworked P-17 action.
gunrunner100
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Struck a raw nerve?
Birmingham Small Arms.
It was a joke. I've never even heard of Birmingham Small Arms.
I think that was the point of the knowledge comment. Sarcastic posts about something you know nothing about don't do anything for your own credibility.
It could one of three different models. There was the Model B and Model C built on Enfield M17 and P14 actions, then there was the Monarch/Majestic controlled feed actions built by BSA and then the push feed CF-2 BSA.
Which one do you have?
Which one do you have?
Just curious, but why would you stay away from an Austrian made mauser? I far as I knew, Austria made some really fine mausers. Voere used select military actions reworked and their own production commercial variants to build some fine rifles. Steyr made some very high quality military rifles (Chilean 1912's etc.)
I've never seen a BSA with an Austrian mauser action, but I'm not really into the BSA rifles. Some more info on these would be interesting.
If it's the CF2 parts are very hard to come by, and expensive when you do find them. I've been looking for a CF2 bolt for a 300 Win Mag for years. - dan
All the CF2's I've used (3 or 4) were accurate rifles. Not exceptionally so, but well within their designed use as hunting riles, generally moa. I'd give you $100 for the bolt. - dan
