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rebarreling a mauser
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<blockquote data-quote="freddogs" data-source="post: 2885974" data-attributes="member: 23463"><p>I have mausers in 257 AI, 7x57, 308, and 35 Whelan. Unless you're a hobbyist who loves to tinker with guns all the work will cost more than buying a new Mauser model 18 (if you really want a Mauser). If I had to have a 220 swift I would start with something that didn't need sporterizing. Trigger, drilling and tapping for scope mounts, barrel and installation, truing action, testing heat treat on action and maybe re heat treating action, stock, and new bolt handle add up to a lot of expense. I've done it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="freddogs, post: 2885974, member: 23463"] I have mausers in 257 AI, 7x57, 308, and 35 Whelan. Unless you're a hobbyist who loves to tinker with guns all the work will cost more than buying a new Mauser model 18 (if you really want a Mauser). If I had to have a 220 swift I would start with something that didn't need sporterizing. Trigger, drilling and tapping for scope mounts, barrel and installation, truing action, testing heat treat on action and maybe re heat treating action, stock, and new bolt handle add up to a lot of expense. I've done it. [/QUOTE]
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