Recent content by M98Man

Still for sale

No worries

International economy with U.K. parcelforce is showing approx GBP £21 Depends if you want it valued modestly or at full tilt, but it’s not clocking in super expensive

I can look into shipping quotes and see if there’s something half competitive if you want, but I’ll likely need address details to get an exact quote

Swaro 4x32 habicht Tirol nova. 26mm steel tube, pled reticle. Lenses immaculate Marks from previous mounting as pictured, very little for age, and will be covered by future mounts, so will look very clean indeed on a rifle £375 British pounds sterling, plus shipping services of your choice, to...

Easy peasy, Westley Richards in Birmingham UK can organise to their US office

All matching 1910 commercial type b Stock shows it’s had a working life, adding tons of character. Bore is very good. Small amounts of wear to metal work, minor, but not ‘perfect’, as would be expected. If you know your mausers, there’s not much to say really, it’s the holy grail. Located in...

Gents, Can one remove a Remington Boss barrel tuner, and if so, is there a standardized thread underneath which can be used for fitting a moderator/silencer instead?

sold

Hej Carsten, Velkommen til AH fra Skotland

ps. rifle is located in the UK..should have added. Shipping to US or AUS would be easy as I know a lot of visitors on this site are from those locations; just requires an agent.

A beautiful civilian Original Mauser Type B hunting rifle built in Oberndorf on a commercial 98' action fitted originally with double set triggers, since converted to traditional single two stage trigger, and magazine floorplate opening by lever key. Safety is converted to two position side...

you're correct, my thought was also early post-war, but looks like it was built on an FN. The Serial Number format of three numbers stamped centrally on the RHS of the front receiver ring is also in line with the FN system used on the '24 and '30 rifles I believe. I have a gut feeling this...

Aha! very interesting, thank you! it all sounds a touch like my original ascertation that it's been built into a sporter in belgium, and seemingly on an FN action rather than a captured K98 action.

Thanks for the time to reply. Yes, was definitely sure about the Belgian PV and LGE, but had no idea about the ULM proof mark, thank you for that, makes perfect sense now! Also, BNP is likely because it was brought back here to the UK, potentially re proofed in Birmingham when sporterized. I...