Ms350(N)

Walther Sportmodell

Hy BRP,

I would like have details on your Walther SM on the top. Did you have detailed pictures to present ? PM sent.

Thierry
 
Tiger,

The top rifle in the photos is a Walther Meisterbuchse Olympiaschafte, made some time before 1940. It was the serious competition for the Mauser ES 350B. Like the two ES 350B rifles pictured, it wears an optional diopter sight.

BRP
 
Mauser MS350N project completed.

Howdy folks,
It has been quite a while since I asked you all about what to do regarding replicating the Mauser logo/cartouche on a rare Ms350N that I was working on. I did get it finished and just didn't get back to you all in a prompt manner. I took quite a few pics of it in the before, during and completed stages, too many to include in a post. I put them into three albums that I hope any or all of you should be able to see by going to my profile. I had a bit of a problem uploading the pics however, they are in reverse order in the albums, and I can't figure out how to change them. If unable to see these pics, please let me know. Thanks!
Clint Meier

Never mind for now on the pics and albums. I just spent about 2 hours putting these up and only one album shows and none of the around 50 to 55 pics I uploaded. I have no idea what happened to them.

Added 10-18-15, 7:45 AM: I had a look again this morning at my profile and all three of the albums and the pics were all there! I have no explanation for why I couldn't see them yesterday, but am glad that the two hours did not go to waist.

Added 10-18-15, 5:54 PM: I give up, the pics aren't there now again. I have gotten and used two different upload windows the two times I tried to put pics in albums, and I also have gotten two different login functions, one with only dots after my password and one with dots and the symbol of an eye, a small dot with a parenthesis Line pointed upwards. Does anyone else have these sorts of problems. I will try again sometime when I have more time to devote to this. Best regards.....Clint.
 
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Ms350(N) - logo replication continuation

Hello again folks,
Well, my attempts to put photos of a Mauser MS350N I had been working on into albums on my profile were a dismal failure. My original question was whether or not to replicate the 'Mauser' logo/cartouche on the side of the butt stock. Due to your input, for which I and my client are grateful, the decision was made to go ahead with replicating it and locating it just beside where it had been originally. One photo of the gun before work was started is attached below, and two of the gun after the work was finished. I took many more photos of the gun in various stages of completion of the conservation/preservation work. These can be seen by going to a Flickr image hosting link:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/cgm-gunstockcheckering/sets/72157659550891069/

I also took more photos of the various marking on the metal work and of the gun partially disassembled. These can be seen at this Flickr link:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/cgm-gunstockcheckering/sets/72157657644473313/
 

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Ms350 - ms350n - ms350b

Hi, have a look on early MS350, late MS350N with push buton magazin release and MS 350B; regards
 

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It looks like a nice book but I have a feeling that it is not printed in English. I would look on Amazon. The You Tube video also has an email address where you could ask for more information. I have seen some of their other training rifle videos and there are some steller examples out there. Here is the email address; http://www.armetec.fr
 
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KKW22cal said:
It looks like a nice book but I have a feeling that it is not printed in English. I would look on Amazon.
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Couldn't find it on Amazon. :(

From the screen captures above (in the original post) it looks as if the narrative is in German but some of the descriptions are in English. Would still be a useful reference book, and in a pinch I could always resort to Google-translate.
 
The book describe 140 german smallbore training rifles from 1920 to 1945.
2200 colored pictures without background of rifles deassembled and enter; Up today only some exemples has be printed for controll. Explanation and legend in english are closed to pictures; so even a chinese can look and understand the book.
 
BGcollector said:
The book describe 140 german smallbore training rifles from 1920 to 1945.
2200 colored pictures without background of rifles deassembled and enter; Up today only some exemples has be printed for controll. Explanation and legend in english are closed to pictures; so even a chinese can look and understand the book.
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There are plans to do a full printing? If so, when will it be available for purchase?
 
There are some other books in the process as well. I have no problem buying more than one book.
 
I would make the book and You Tube link its own thread. I think more people would look at it.
 
Still Drooling Over This Rifle.....

would love to find a similar rifle...……

hope you, and your loved ones, are safe from this current world dilemma.
 
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