From Brian RothHammer
A French member posted this to another 'site in 2017:
Good news.
The uphill struggle for finding fore-end pins for MS detachable stock models has come to an end!
Michael Miedler (Austria) can produce them upon request; he recently produced a new one for me and he was also...
Thanks everyone. I actually tried with the 8 Mauser clips, but the 6.5mm came out due to the different base diameters (11.52/454 for the MS and 11.95/470 for the Mauser), and the plate is narrower than the receiver seat. The Mannlicher Schoenauer Greco frame and the mounting for its plates were...
Great! A special thank you!! This detail is missing and lost... If you can take a slightly more detailed photo, even at some dimensions, so I can reconstruct it, I'd be very grateful!
I'm asking for help from anyone with a 1903 takedown. I always have trouble getting the pin out on mine (I have to unscrew the two screws). Is there a small piece or something missing on the right pin? Thanks a lot.
An interesting option for where the rifle was sold at the beginning of the last century: the importer's shop "J. GRAHAM & C. LTD INVERNESS" is engraved on the barrel. For an English red deer hunter, no scope! (it's not sporting!) only with iron sights.
A truly exciting and unique topic. MS "Old ladies" have an unparalleled charm for me.
I have three Mannlicher Schoenauer, two recent ones, an MC and an MCA in 270 and 6.5x68, and, my favorite, this one! a 1903 take- down with (optional) adjustable peep sight.
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