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9.94 lb with scope and rings

I also own the CZ550 in .416 Rigby, and I had a new rifle stock made with a cast-off and more heel. This has made it no harder than a 12 gauge shotgun to shoot with

Here is my Mugrave M90 (4510 g) along with my CZ550 Mag Custom in .416 Rigby (4615 g)

A few years ago I saw on a gun dealer's website that he had an older used rifle for sale under the name Mauser, but I could see right away that it was not a Mauser but a Musgrave M90. I then wrote to the dealer who lived at the other end of Denmark, and said I would like to buy it, and got it...

A Musgrave m90 is a solid and relatively heavy rifle, without bells and whistles. In other words, it is first and foremost a tool for a hunter. You can say that it is a clone between a Mauser 98, Winchester M70 and an old Carl Gustav. Due to the high weight of the rifle, it handles the recoil...

I had a trip to the range yesterday with my Musgrave M90 after the rifle had been serviced and scopes fitted. It's a really nice rifle to shoot with.

After trying to save a man's life in the Kalahari desert, and having to wait for almost 1 hour for an ambulance while I try to get his heart going again, I will never ever travel again without a Garmin Inreach in deserted areas. He was only 42 years old, and should have been married 3 months later.

I have made this nice combo with a Gitzo carbon tripod, ball head and a armageddon shooting bag, and it is very stabil

I had this stock made in Denmark by a russian stockmaker CZ550 Magnum .416 Rigby

My two favorite rifles for Africa, and the one at top is my custom made CZ550 Magnum .416 Rigby, and the one in the bottom is my Musgrave 90 30.06.

30.06 8x68s .416 Rigby

I received my Musgrave mod.90 today, and mounted my Aimpoint. Now I just have to wait to the shooting ranch opening on Saturday.

Yes! I received my Musgrave mod.90 today, and mounted my Aimpoint. Now I just have to wait to the shooting ranch opening on Saturday.