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Wow...you've got great taste in rifles. Absolutely beautiful.


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Originally Posted by BC30cal
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Top of the morning to you sir and thanks for the reply.

Were you in Salmon arm in the last 15 odd years?

If so, do you recall the big log house just off the highway south of Davidson's Fruit stand? Anyway that's my sister and brother in law's place.

We're just over the hill a bit from Tickleberry's - which if you were in Penticton you surely visited at least once?! grin

Thanks again and all the best to you as we head into warmer weather.

Dwayne



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I also lived in Vanderhoof for 9 months. I absolutely love that little town.


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Irfubar, a couple of very nice mausers. I never tire of looking at your rifles, all very nicely done with some quiet elegance.

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I think Mauser is the safest design out there. I’ve had a complete case separation before and I only felt a light peppering in my forehead. The cocking piece caught and deflected it all.

Except for weight, I just don’t see how anything more modern in a bolt rifle is an actual improvement. Bolt action rifles were pretty much perfected in 1898. There is only so much that you can do within those design parameters and mostly, it was all done with the 98.

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Modern guns are an improvement in the sense they are cheaper to manufacture and dont require skilled labor to produce.

K98s and their variants are tough to beat. I prefer the VZ24 but any variant does nicely

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Originally Posted by Quak
Modern guns are an improvement in the sense they are cheaper to manufacture and dont require skilled labor to produce.

K98s and their variants are tough to beat. I prefer the VZ24 but any variant does nicely



None of that is really an “improvement” as far as the user goes, except that if any company were to make even a military Mauser nowadays, they would probably cost at least two or three thousand dollars.

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[quote=irfubar

VZ24, 270 W.
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That's SWEET ! !

That's my fav stock design --- altho 'some' Monte Carlos don't mess it up much.

?? To me -- it's reminiscent of a well known stock maker's work ??


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