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rigbymauser
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Reged: 15/05/05
Posts: 1970
Loc: Denmark
Kurz mauser 6,5 KP
      #223933 - 19/01/13 11:07 PM

Here is what I picked up in Copenhagen here this week.












It gas a strange see-through mount. I do not believe it original. I will have that one taken of later. It is solded on. In the years to come I`ll have this gun restored if not some mouthdrooling collector block my way and snap it and flash with an amount of money I didn´realize this gun is worth .
This gun is not a true collectors gun anyway and I would love to have it sympathically restored, without a total makeover a la Dorleac & Dorleac job.(which is ofcouse very flashy)
This kind of gun would make a nice little roebuck gun. Sometimes these guns can be found where nobody knows anything about them. For many dealers here in Denmark would say: "Nice little gun indeed, but look have many MAUSERS we allready have on our shelves collecting dust".
The serienumber of this gun is 118553 which dictates aprox 1937 if I recall correct.
BTW. These pictures are taken with my new Nokia920 Windows8 Android. It works pretty well I think.

Edited by CptCurl (07/06/13 08:48 PM)

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DORLEAC
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Reged: 22/01/12
Posts: 464
Loc: Perpignan, France
Re: Kurz mauser 6,5 KP [Re: rigbymauser]
      #223935 - 19/01/13 11:38 PM

Nice Kurz M type.
However "flashy" is not the good word to describe our restoration work…we try to return rifles to their past beauty using the same process that were used during their making: hand polishing, slow rust bluing, traditional color case hardening, oil finished woods, etc…
Perhaps are our photos too "flashy", but the guns certainly not !
Thanks for posting.

DORLEAC
www.dorleac-dorleac.com

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rigbymauser
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Reged: 15/05/05
Posts: 1970
Loc: Denmark
Re: Kurz mauser 6,5 KP [Re: DORLEAC]
      #223937 - 19/01/13 11:55 PM

Quote:

Nice Kurz M type.
However "flashy" is not the good word to describe our restoration work…
DORLEAC
www.dorleac-dorleac.com



Sorry if the word "flashy" has become observed as a negative eleboration of your splendid work.

Your work is par-excellence and second-to-none. I hope you have read my general comments and the rifles posted here by you?.
I wish this rifle restored, but not to a point it becomes too shiny.

Edited by rigbymauser (19/01/13 11:56 PM)

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