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Or, does anyone have a copy of the manual? There’s an exploded view in there, but it’s too fuzzy in small pictures.

Could simply be a reblue, nice rifle.

I was flipping through The Mauser Archives last night and noticed something interesting on pg.288. It’s a listing for inventoried parts from 1940, and it lists 22mm front rings with windage adjustment and shortly after this same Hensoldt scope shown above is listed. The majority of scopes I’ve...

Interesting, I never noticed, so obvious too. Here’s 7373 of 1942.

Not sure if there is any documentation for that thought or not? It might be all empirical evidence from trends, BC’s and features go a long way in determining this I’m sure.

Nice find!! Is the cover marked?

Working up some pictures. I believe it’s a set up similar to the one on the Remington shown above. The rings are in the style stated in Jim C. and Martin K.’s book as being of Sauer origin, whether they are or not, I do not know. It’s in poor condition but still functioning fine, this...

Do you have images of the two piece used on a Mod.88? I believe I bought one of these.

I don’t track them, but there are more known now, a couple of excellent original examples have surfaced since then. I believe roughly a dozen or more are known now. Only a 36 Bsw is more scarce if you want to talk purely codes. Search for old threads here and the picture reference too for...

From the first picture it’s an RC

Yes, you are correct, I thought that was a little unusual myself.

Love the Ajack on yours Gem! Lucked into a scope rig off of GB last week, finally complete.

Beautiful rifle! I love these, so well made, it looks like yours is gold washed too. Picked up a laminate earlier this year.

There wouldn’t be screw holes in the side when new, the point of the long dovetail, was the versatility to fit various spacing. The rail gets the ring mounting holes drilled in place once they are fit to a rifle. Someone obviously tried to rig something with this scope at some point. These...

I see the bore gauging on the barrel now, I couldn’t make it out in the shadow, it looked odd laking that. So have more of these been noted from Mauser or is it something new?

A Banner doesn’t have this barrel length, the rifling is different on the 8.15 guns too. I was asking about the chambering since there has been work done to this rifle by the additional proofs, it may have been rebarreled by the looks of it. Possibly a Wehrmann converted to 8x57? What does...

This one was just on GB, it’s a Wehrmannsgewehr.

8.15x46, but with the proofs that show just below the wood line I am curious. Does it have four lands or more for rifling?

What’s it chambered in?

There’s no expansion at the end, I believe it should have some if for a 98/22. It’s one constant diameter the whole length like a trainer stacking rod.