Show Your Bolt Actions

[H Wally]

looking for butt plate....anyone????

Filthy creatures!

 

[NAA]

Filthy creatures!

Ouch!!!

The last wrist-torquer I saw was a .303 handgun based on a Martini action. Believe it was made in India...

 

[marks 36 hamon]

it's a smoke/fragment grenade discharger ,somewhere around here i have a pic of one mounted on a ferret scout car not really meant to be held in your hands and fired ..but you could

 

[desporterizer]

Here are mine. Notice anything funny about the rifle on the bottom in the first pic?

 

[slicknick]

Where's the handgaurd?

 

[desporterizer]

Hand guard is mia, but thats not what is odd about it. Its an example of why you should check before you hack away on a milsurp. Anybody elese want to guess? Sorry about the pics orientation but I cant turn the damm thing around & have it show here. Its upright on photobucket.

 

[Spencer]

Thanks gunasauras, the pics are perfect. I wanted to see exactly what they did on an original sniper when converting it.

 

[gunasauras]

Thanks gunasauras, the pics are perfect. I wanted to see exactly what they did on an original sniper when converting it.

Glad to be of assistance.....have a good one!

 

[Claven2]

Hand guard is mia, but thats not what is odd about it. Its an example of why you should check before you hack away on a milsurp. Anybody elese want to guess? Sorry about the pics orientation but I cant turn the damm thing around & have it show here. Its upright on photobucket.

It's in pre-1910 configuration. No recoil bolt, no provision for handguard and the swivel is on the mag body Next time ask me something challenging.

 

[H Wally]

Ouch!!!

The last wrist-torquer I saw was a .303 handgun based on a Martini action. Believe it was made in India...

I was under the impression a lot were also made from working enfields for the jawas in the star wars movies, hence my reference. If this is something actually milsurp then I partially recind my statement; jawas are still filthy.

 

[desporterizer]

Claven got it! It has provision for a handguard though. The according to sources on the net(aka karl heinz) 1894 was the first year for the handguard. By coincidence its a 1894 tula that was sporterised. Half the parts on it are handmade as the originals are long gone. Try to find a rear sight adjuster for the flat sight. I would be surprised if there were more than 100 of these things left world wide.

 

[Unsub]

Any delisle/enfields out there?

 

[transitsc]

Is that it? I thought we could drum up alot more than this. I think some of ya are holding out!

 

[mark k]

Here's my fave. It's a '41 Portugese Mauser.

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[Tyler]

Top: Remington P-14, work in progress.
Bottom: Eddystone P-14 from 1916

Izhevsk M91-30 from 1942

No.4 Mk 1 Fazarkerly from 1948

Same as above, with my Cooey Mod 600.

 

[transitsc]

Well to revive a thread, three more to enter into the herd:

1937 S/147 RC K98k

1945 Izhevsk M44

1940 Izhevsk M38

http://i107.photobucket.com/albums/m282/Transitsc/DSC00036.jpg

 

[Claven2]

Here's a new photo of an old favorite, a byf44 East German refur

A Smith Corona M1903A3

an NRF made SMLE MkIII* (1953 BSA FTR)

 

[Timberlord]

'43 No4 Mk1* Longbranch

'44byf Mod.98 mismatch

'36 Tula 91/30 Mosin Nagent

'05 Swede M96 CG

'68 RFI Rifle 2A1

'45 GRI No1Mklll*

'38 Turk Mauser M03/30

M95 Steyr Carbine

 

[transitsc]

New bolt to add!!

1932 Tula M91/30, hex receiver and all matched!!

http://i107.photobucket.com/albums/m282/Transitsc/DSC00038.jpg