Is There a Gunsmith on Here Who Will Sporterize a
Mauser?
I have an 1893 Turkish Mauser. I want the barrel cut shorter, drilled and tapped, and the bolt bent. I also want a simple, wood, Monte Carlo stock. 14 1/2 inch length of pull.
This rifle is an antique so I could ship it and we wouldn't have to mess with a FFL
I have an 1893 Turkish Mauser. I want the barrel cut shorter, drilled and tapped, and the bolt bent. I also want a simple, wood, Monte Carlo stock. 14 1/2 inch length of pull.
This rifle is an antique so I could ship it and we wouldn't have to mess with a FFL
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Try contacting Evans Compton in Clemmons NC (336) 766 0271 He has patterns for almost any rifle and is very reasonable. Also try Ricky Evans in Winston Salem (336) 766-6501 to do the alterations 0 -
What is your source that documents the fact that your specific rifle was made prior to 1899?
Also, curious as to how much you expect this project to cost?
Neal0 -
"This rifle is an antique so I could ship it and we wouldn't have to mess with a FFL"..............just to note; this doesn't apply. ANY gunsmith you ship it to will have a ffl, and he can return it directly to you. Also are you ready to spend +- $300 to convert a $150 into a $150 rifle? 0 -
+1 MIKE WISKEY. Good candidate for a DIY project. Hacksaw the tube, crown with ball bearing. A pipe cutter will scribe a nice line. Epoxy the mounts in place, then drill and tap after you are sure everything is lined up correctly. Glue and screw a piece of matching wood on and then shape into a cheek piece. Maybe a lace on leather sniper one. Masking tape the rear of the stock, chop saw to length
Bending the bolt is best done with foraging blocks. Perhaps a weld on spoon type.0 -
quote:Originally posted by allen griggs
Mauser?
I have an 1893 Turkish Mauser. I want the barrel cut shorter, drilled and tapped, and the bolt bent. I also want a simple, wood, Monte Carlo stock. 14 1/2 inch length of pull.
For a cheap Monte Carlo stock, Richards Microfit lists a clearance Brown laminate Safari Monte-Carlo for a Mauser 95 in their "Bargain" list for $80. Its 96% so you might be lucky enough to get a drop in fit, though you also may have to do some minor fitting.
http://www.rifle-stocks.com/sierra_monte_carlo.htm0 -
+1 on the do it yourself...
What have you to lose?0
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