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It isn’t chambered for 8mm
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Looks like a stepped barrel, from what I can see. Rear sight looks like the rear on my Chilean Mauser - 7X57.
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Bubba + "Spanish Mauser" which might have been made in Spain or Germany. Read the markings. Tell us.
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96' Mauser "Sporter" of some sort, 6.5x55, 7x57
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'93, or '95 Spanish Mauser possibly. Pull the bolt and post a picture. Flat bottom at the head '93 Round bolt head '95 Pull the scope base to see if the crest and year of manufacture are still there
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Not 96. Probably 93 or 95. John Boys recommendation is correct. re
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Its not your usual high quality "Stuff"
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Its not your usual high quality "Stuff" Ha, most definitely not! The serials numbers match but there are no other marks I can find besides serial numbers ...
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SO,
I removed the scope and bases and found a partial stamp of a circle with a domino on top which stumped me... but I dug a larg white light out and went over the rifle. At the muzzle end of they see side of the barrel I was able To make out enough letters to reference a google sear to find that it is a Spanish Mauser with a m1915 barrel that’s been converted to 308 Winchester caliber. Apparently imported through a Florida based company called Samco.
I also read the rifle itself may not be designed to ha due the pressure of the 308. Anyone have any experience with these “custom” rifles?
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A lot were converted for the 308. There is disagreement as to wether it is safe for a 308. I don’t believe I would take the risk.
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In the 80's i bought a lot from Samco global. They went tu in 2016 i think. I mainly bought case lots of sks's from them at the staggering price of 17.50 per gun in a 20 gun crate! Those 308's we avoided. Knew guys that had and used them for truck guns. Usually in the beds of the truck😊
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