Interarms Mark X parts

338magnut

January 28, 2014 04:08

Anyone know of a parts source for the Interarms Zastava Mark X ? Our host GunBroker does not show any and neither does Numrich. I am needing a trigger, safety, and front and rear sights. Also will any of the commercial type Mauser actions interchange. Any info is appreciated. Terrill

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  llama

  January 28, 2014 04:52

  Century is the new/current importer.
  
  Dunno if they'll have parts though

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  Ambrose

  January 28, 2014 05:23

  The Mark X is one of many commercial copies of the 98 Mauser. As such, I would get a 98 trigger w/safety. As far as the sights, I can be of no help; I don't believe I've seen a Mark X with sights.

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  beantownshootah

  January 28, 2014 05:40

  This is basically a commercial version of the large ring Mauser.
  
  There are differences between this gun and the other Mausers, but standard Mauser trigger should either drop right in or work with minimal fitting.
  
  Not sure about safety; I suspect the same is true.
  
  On sights, different versions of this had different sights over the years. Many came with no sights. Older ones were drilled and tapped on the side for possible addition of peep sights.
  
  The fact that these Millet sight bases are listed as for "Mark X and FN Mauser" suggests to me that standard commercial Mauser sights will probably also fit OK:
  
  http://tinyurl.com/pnofk8p

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  Mobuck

  January 28, 2014 06:22

  The trigger/safety is a proprietary design. After market like Bold or Timney will require some stock mods. I've seen the trigger on e##y occasionally but that's a gamble since I've found older vs. newer sometimes aren't interchangeable. There may be differences in the sear/striker interface.
  As for the sights, is the barrel D&T? If so, the distance between screws and barrel diameter might suffice to get you a rear sight. Then for the front, same questions plus difference in height to determine front sight needed. If the barrel isn't already D&T, best option is a knowledgeable gunsmith.

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  TRAP55

  January 28, 2014 10:05

  An after market trigger, like Timney or Bold, depends on which cocking piece the bolt has, one is notched, and one is flat.
  http://www.gunpartscorp.com/Manufacturers/Mauser-33384/Rifles-37349/MarkX-39235.htm
  The original safety is part of the trigger assembly, and the bolt shroud is the streamlined FN style.
  Front sight is a hooded ramp that's silver soldered to the barrel. The rear sight is a Williams style folding leaf.
  FN Commercial, Santa Barbara, Parker Hale, Charles Daly, Remington 798, are a few that most parts interchange with.

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  338magnut

  January 29, 2014 03:24

  I want to thank all for the replies and this will put me on track for what I need. Terrill

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