| gpsb |
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| 04/04/08 12:30 AM |
My new toy:Fabrique Nationale FN Mauser 98 action .270 win
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Hello Everyone
Very excited about newest member of the family, I recently purchased a FN .270 rifle that I had concerns about being a salt wood stock (discussed previously in one of the threads), but after careful examination of the stock and action apart, the rifle was not one of the salties and I made the big decission and brought it. I would like to add pictures of the rifle and action on the forum and get some feedback from the experts. I never added a picture on NE forum so if someone could please guide me through the steps that would be of great help. Thanks.
GPS
| 88MauSporter |
| (.375 member) |
| 04/04/08 12:45 AM |
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Re: My new toy:Fabrique Nationale FN Mauser 98 action .270 win
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Not meaning to indorse any other web site, but the only way I was able to accomplish Posting photos is by establishing an account on Photobucket.com.
They have a pathway addresses for this. There is a designated IMG Code that is copied and placed to the Post on the forum. After a number of months on the Forum, I finally figured this out just recently.
I enjoy the older FN Mauser sporters. I have one in .375 from the 1950's and a new 1970's disco stocked vesion (squared angles, white lines, montecarlo roll-over, all the stuff I don't like) in .30-06.
I have a few FN actioned '98 military carbines that are like commercial finish as well.
Hope the above helps.
| gpsb |
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| 04/04/08 12:58 AM |
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Re: My new toy:Fabrique Nationale FN Mauser 98 action .270 win
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Thanks, I will open up an account on photobucket and try it. This is my first mauser action and I love it. [image]http://i293.photobucket.com/al
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http://i293.photobucket.com/albums/mm46/gpsb/IMG_1184.jpg
| 9.3x57 |
| (.450 member) |
| 04/04/08 01:38 AM |
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Re: My new toy:Fabrique Nationale FN Mauser 98 action .270 win
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Anybody know when this gun was made?
My son has one exactly like it in the same .270 caliber, except I think my son's was rebarreled at some point and definitely was epoxy bedded.