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Nailcreek
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Mauser Project in 275 Rigby
      #269518 - 23/08/15 03:39 AM

After following some of the threads on this site, I took the plunge and decided to have a Mauser sporter built, in the spirit of a Rigby in 275 (aka 7X57 Mauser). Starting with a 1900 Danzig action, the action's been trued and rebarreled, with a new bolt handle, express sights and front barrel sling swivel. The metal work has been done by Bill Jacobs of Bolt and Barrel Gunsmithing (Telephone: 864-993-2522/ Email: clemsongunsmith@hotmail.com) and the stockwork is currently being done by Mark Novak in South Carolina. I'll share more photos as they come in!








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casper50
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Re: Mauser Project in 275 Rigby [Re: Nailcreek]
      #269519 - 23/08/15 06:39 AM

very nice. I love the bolt handle shape.

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Re: Mauser Project in 275 Rigby [Re: casper50]
      #269521 - 23/08/15 07:33 AM

I have to ask, simply because I play about with a little wood from time to time, but is there an unseen reason for laying out the b/a on the blank in this way. I expect there will be some cast to the stock but the blank looks to be amply thick enough to have the b/a laid out to take advantage of the straight(er) grain for the forestock and still have sufficient thickness to allow for cast.

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Nailcreek
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Re: Mauser Project in 275 Rigby [Re: VonGruff]
      #269523 - 23/08/15 07:53 AM

Great question, and one that crossed my mind as well. I'm playing phone tag with Mark and will ask when I do catch up with him.

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Re: Mauser Project in 275 Rigby [Re: Nailcreek]
      #269524 - 23/08/15 08:11 AM

Nice looking project!

IMO and based on no technical experience I reckon he will get another stock out of that blank the way it is set out. But I will stand to be corrected.


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Re: Mauser Project in 275 Rigby [Re: Bidgee]
      #269531 - 23/08/15 10:33 AM

G'Day Fella's,

Nail Creek, Mmmmmmmmmmmm Donuts!

Also, as Von Gruff asked?

Doh!
Homer

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LesLeeSpeed
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Re: Mauser Project in 275 Rigby [Re: Bidgee]
      #269532 - 23/08/15 10:34 AM

Quote:

Nice looking project!

IMO and based on no technical experience I reckon he will get another stock out of that blank the way it is set out. But I will stand to be corrected.



My thought as well when I looked. If you ask for the balance of the blank, you may be able to make a matched pair. A little .22 with matching stock would make a lovely combination.
LesLeeSpeed.


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Nailcreek
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Re: Mauser Project in 275 Rigby [Re: LesLeeSpeed]
      #269539 - 23/08/15 01:03 PM

The bolt handle is from Alaskan Arms.

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gwh
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Re: Mauser Project in 275 Rigby [Re: Nailcreek]
      #269552 - 23/08/15 09:42 PM

Nice, I just picked up an original zkk600 in 7x57, interested to see how yours turns out.

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Wanabebwana
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Re: Mauser Project in 275 Rigby [Re: gwh]
      #269653 - 26/08/15 12:38 PM

Great job. I have great respect for those who can do this I only wish I could. Is the bolt handle a new one welded on?

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Nailcreek
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Re: Mauser Project in 275 Rigby [Re: Wanabebwana]
      #269655 - 26/08/15 01:05 PM

The new bolt handle is from Alaskan Arms. From a conversation with Mark, the stock layout is to take advantage of some figure in the blank. I'm looking forward to seeing more pictures.

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