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I know this is a show me tread but anyone know the weight of a interarms Mark x in 308? It is total factory no mods with a wood stock and no iron sights. I cant seem to find any factory specs. Would have been built in 80s - early 90s. Its part of a group of firearms I am coming into. I wont be picking them up until November.

Old thread but some awesome looking mausers! They are my favorite bolt actions.

Here is my 270. I will be rewoking this rifle this year



Here is my 35 whelen

Peator, that one made my heart flutter a bit!

My Model 96 American 30-06; the rifle that goes on nearly every trip I take at least as backup:











She likes 168 gr NBTs & Hunter:



Ironic; I keep building custom rifles but this one continues to be used A LOT.

It now wears an FXII 6x36mm LRD in TLWs.

Billu,

Great looking rifles, I especially like that 35 Whelen.

I see you are from Volant. I will be going to Greenville Pa to a high school graduation this week and plan to stop and fish the Neshannock Creek there at Volant. I have fished it a couple of times in the past and have always had a good time.

VA Hunter, Stop by and say hello .....I live directly across stream from the Orvis fly shop. My property line is actually mid stream of the Neshannock Creek.

The Whelen is my favorite rifle. A true custom work of art...that goes hunting

Billu,

You have a great piece of property and a great view. I hope to fish the creek Thursday and/or Friday morning depending on schedule.

The 35 Whelen is a favorite of mine. I had "Redneck" here at the fire build me one on a Win 70 Stainless action with PacNor barrel and it is one of my favorite rifles. I hope to turn it loose on a bear this fall.

In 2007 I built these two 243s on 1903 Turk Mausers [and spare parts in my Mauser junk yard] for a 14 year old girl I heard about that wanted one. Her father was fighting in Iraq at the time.

They came over, I met them, she picked the light weight one.

No doubt. That's a beautiful example.

My one and only mauser. A campfire classifieds find. Yugo 48 in 8x57. Its actually a really good shooter. Running 195gr hornady at just over 2400fps with H4895.

Model 94 Swede

Whitworth 7mm Rem. Mag.

The machining detail on that thing is amazing. Hate to think what duplicating that would cost these days.

Lucky you. Don't let RevMike see that puppy!

+1 Look at that...

I am down to three:



Top is a 280 AI custom by Frank Robinson.

Middle is a 240 PSP by Flaig's of Pittsburgh.

Bottom is a 6.5x284 custom, again by Frank Robinson.

donsm70

I loved Flaigs when they were around. Don't see shops like that anymore. Nice group of mausers there

Here is my 270. I will be rewoking this rifle this year

Billu, don't go and get foolish with that fine rifle!

Thanks Bill,

I like your 270 too. Are you sure you want to redo it?

Don

Don,

I am sure about redoing the 270.....Lots of wood on that stock. To European for my taste. It will be even nicer when I get done with it