mausers/styer-mannlichers in Saskatoon?
- Thread starter BlackWoland
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The pre-war Mausers have a superb fit and finish, using all milled steel parts.
This 1936 German survived the war in good shape. The bore is pristine. It was re-furbed after the war, but I don't think it was polished - or if it was, it was a very light polish because all the stamps are still clear. Bluing is better than many new commercial rifles. So far as I can see, all the numbers match, except for the replacement stock.
This one is available....
This 1936 German survived the war in good shape. The bore is pristine. It was re-furbed after the war, but I don't think it was polished - or if it was, it was a very light polish because all the stamps are still clear. Bluing is better than many new commercial rifles. So far as I can see, all the numbers match, except for the replacement stock.
This one is available....
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$800
I listed it on EE last night and am getting a lot of sad stories about Christmas, no money, etc. No, I won't take a deposit and hold it. I did that with a rifle and the sad stores went on for 6 months.
EMT talks.
Stoon gunsmith shop is your best bet.
