Old fake army junk=good shootn
- Thread starter Klunk
- Start date
300Spartans
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Canada of course
Those Israeli Mausers are a lot of fun to shoot. I wish I still had one.
I have a couple of those, one that's saturated with cosmolene and wrapped in brown paper. It also has the Czech Lion crest on the receiver. It's the only one I've seen in the wrap. The other I shoot. Zero finish left on it, a total mix master for parts, other than the bold and receiver are force matched, on a dirty and beaten laminate stock. Looks like its been dragged through hell and back but it has an excellent bore and is a great shooter. When I bought it, I was lucky enough to be able to shoot a dozen rifles when I bought it and it, of course out shot the pack. To bad it was the ugly duckling. Oh well sleepers do have their uses.
That is a very nice looking rifle Klunk. It's almost enough to tempt me into building one up. It also looks to be a great shooter.
To bad there aren't more milsurp shoots going on. They're few and far between and not well advertised. Unless you belong to the particular club putting one on, it's usually after the event occurred that I hear about it.
That is a very nice looking rifle Klunk. It's almost enough to tempt me into building one up. It also looks to be a great shooter.
To bad there aren't more milsurp shoots going on. They're few and far between and not well advertised. Unless you belong to the particular club putting one on, it's usually after the event occurred that I hear about it.
- Location
- Leduc County, Alberta
Beautiful rifle! Does it still have the original Waffenampts and receiver code/date? Or has it been Hebrewed??
Those Israelis are always nifty lil' guns.
Wish I hadn't sold my LSR.
Those Israelis are always nifty lil' guns.
Wish I hadn't sold my LSR.
grinding!
looks great, can you see through the scope with your cheek on the stock, look
nonsense! send it to me and I'll give it a well deserved work out!
looks great, can you see through the scope with your cheek on the stock, look
nonsense! send it to me and I'll give it a well deserved work out!
nahh...its more of chin weld
the forward bit of the scope base needed about 1/8" ground off to bring scope into alignment and still have a range knob correctly set (100m for the group pictured)
its a pst war rifle with the angry lion....lotsa small parts are WaA'ed
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the forward bit of the scope base needed about 1/8" ground off to bring scope into alignment and still have a range knob correctly set (100m for the group pictured)
its a pst war rifle with the angry lion....lotsa small parts are WaA'ed
zee entire item:
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