Recent content by teksan80

Thank you all for the info and responses. I will be taking your advice and rechecking everything on the rifle this weekend and then go out and check sight in again. I am going to sight in with a shooting stand instead of off my bipod at first. Once I have that done then I will go back to the...

Picked up a Savage 111 in .300 win mag with Nikon 3-8 scope. First time out was getting good groups. Shooting .5" or less at 100yds. Second trip out to different range that allowed me to shoot further I was trying to sight in for 200 yrd zero. This time out I took the Federal factory loads that...

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Enter Me In The Quigley-Ford Scope Contest

I use my windows based phone to access LRH occassionally.

Not yet but plan to as soon as I get my 25-06 back together. They are a problem here. I have family that work on some ranches here and we can hunt them on the private land or all over public land.

Sometimes they are not too bad but we dont have a lot of options in northwestern nm.

Ah, did not know that. They told me when I tried to order bolts at the local shop they were totally different. Thank you very much. Now I can order up some bolts.

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by base plate i mean the floor plate. the problem I am having is that everything on brownells, and the other suppliers is that they have parts for 98's and the like but no one has anything listed for the '35. Does anyone know whether or not the 98 bolts will fit the model 35? I guess that should...

I have searched the forum and did not find anything on this. Sorry if it duplicates any other thread. I have been unable to find any parts suppliers online that carry base plate bolts and screws for a model 1935 FN Mauser. My screws were accidently tossed and I was wondering if anyone on here...

What part of NM are you located in. I will have to go find one of these to check it out as I have not looked at one yet. I have been looking at the model 11 lrh. But I may be interested in this one.

Ok, I will check it as soon as I get it back from the smith next week. I have the stock now im refinishing it. I will take pics and post them then.

From your description I would say it has been rebarreled after the war. There are no decernable markings. I will look again once I get the barreled action back from my smith. Most of the markings on the action are not of any use because long before I recieved the rifle the scope mount was welded...

Have any of you had any experience with a M1935 belgian mauser. I took mine to a local smith. A good smith. He said the barrel looks to be the same vintage. I have always known the rifle to be a .25-o6 but the smith was not sure. I have been looking online and have not found anything ever...