lancaster
(.470 member)
13/02/15 09:32 PM
Re: Schultz&Larsen Stutzen

so here it is, was a long time


think I will freshen up the stock

had seen a lot of use



the rear looking bolt with the very strong receiver was ahead of its time, whats common today with CNC machining was then good old craftmansship. the three position wing safety works exactly like a mauser safety.





the spring loaded magazin cover moving the follower in when open







first rifle I know a Suhler Einhakmontage claw mount is not made in germany/austria. think it was made by S&L when the rifle was sporterized after the war. the claw mount parts looking a little bit different - speaking danish with heavy german accent.




scandinavian trio, swedisch mauser, danish S&L, finnish mosin





for a quartet I would need a norwegian Kongsberg M 48 or M 51 Krag but they are rare


http://www.kvf.no/vaapen.php?type=Rifle&weaponid=RIF0109










http://www.kvf.no/vaapen.php?type=Rifle&weaponid=RIF0110
















my cock on closing bolt action number three, swedisch mauser, schultz&larsen, hungarian G 98/40



the four rounds magazine+one in the chamber reminds me on the old mosin that use a similar rimmed cartridge. difference is you can not load the S&L magazine from the top.



you fill the magazin by open the cover and let fall 4 rounds into it



for open the magazine cover you have to press the spring loaded button on the right side







when I had the rifle in my hands first time the bolt falls out of the receiver and I was looking for th bolt stop. was not sure about this because it dont move in the beginning and its sometimes wise if you dont use brutal force.



than the lever move and it is indeed the bolt stop




looks like S&L makes usally full and half stocks sporter


here is a full stock for sale in canada

http://psmilitaria.50megs.com/guns.html


and this is the same model I have


http://danskgevaer.com/wp/?cat=5




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