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Is it difficult to import a rifle bought from them into the US? Does Martini & Hagn manage the importation on a US sale? Thanks


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Thanks Butch, I have some photos I just took and but am not able as of yet to figure out how to post them here. Do you know how I do this? thanks, Jeff

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Can you E-mail them?

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Sure, I can email them. My sister took a bunch of pictures and sent them to my computer so attaching them to an email is no problem. Let me know where to send them. Thanks, Jeff.

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Wildcatter,

Martini can arrange for import into the US. In my case however, it was unnecessary, as the rifle resides in Oregon.

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Here are the pics:
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Thanks for posting my pictures for me.... If anyone can give me any information on the above rifle and perhaps a value, I would very much appreciate it. Here is what I know. It is a Model 70 Winchester, circa 1957, custom built by Maurice Ottmar. The Gun is a beautiful piece of craftsmanship and has "M. Ottmar -Gunmaker" inscribed on the barrel. There appears to be either an insert or sleeve in the barrel or perhaps that is just the way it was crowned. The bore is very shiny and nice. I have more photos if anyone would like more detail or info. The gun is from an Estate sale, recently purchased here is South Eastern Washington state. Thanks, Jeff

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jeff: That Swift of yours is a beauty......!




The 280 Remington is overbore.

The 7 Rem Mag is over bore.
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Thanks, Do you know anything about the builder or Value?

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Jeff, that is a beautiful rifle! Thanks for sharing the pics.


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jeff,I'm afraid I don't except in general terms. I had an Ottmar 300 Win Mag with all metal by Tom Burgess on a 1909 Argentine mauser for awhile.....so,I have a general idea, but that is it...You should have it professionally appraised for the best answer, I think.




The 280 Remington is overbore.

The 7 Rem Mag is over bore.
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I see, I was just hoping that someone here on the site might know. I am looking to sell the rifle also. Thanks.

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I've seen four or five in the last three years for sale. A .404 that went for about 8K,couple of .30-06 in the $4000 range,the others I don't remenber?? There is a .358 Norma mag at Cabelas..
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http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/c...inm70ottmar_whe.jsp?categoryId=SEARCH_gl


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Thanks, That is interesting. What research I have done and the info I have found indicates that most of Ottmars work was limited to stocking. Does that sound right? But on this gun he is the Gunmaker and it is stated as such on the barrel. This is the first rifle I have seen that bears his name on the barrel as the Gunmaker. Comments?

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Jeff, go over to AccurateReloading and go to the gunsmithing forum and contact Customstox, he was a very close friend of Ottmat and should be able to give you a very good idea of value.



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Thanks I will. Is Customsox loacted in Washington state ?

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Yes he is over on the dry side, just can't remember the town.Send me a PM and I will try to get you contact info.

Sent a PM with all the contact info.

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Originally Posted by jeffcycle
What research I have done and the info I have found indicates that most of Ottmars work was limited to stocking. Does that sound right?


Ottmar was a talented metalsmith as well as stockmaker. He used a lot of Half Moon hand lapped cut rifled barrels on the projects he metalsmithed. He went through the Gunsmithing program in Trinidad during the same time that Pete Grisel, "Boots" Obermeyer, and Ed Shulin did.


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That is interesting because the barrel appears to have some sort of insert or sleeve. Is this possible ?

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