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Newton Arms Legendary Leverbolt Rifle - Harald Wolf
      #124997 - 24/01/09 05:30 AM



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Re: Newton Arms Legendary Leverbolt Rifle - Harald Wolf [Re: Yochanan]
      #125006 - 24/01/09 08:17 AM

I think frankonia sold a convertion for the 98 some years backaslo, call me silly but i wouldnt rebuild a mauser to a streight repeater, i would get a blaser R93.

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Re: Newton Arms Legendary Leverbolt Rifle - Harald Wolf [Re: 450_366]
      #125043 - 25/01/09 02:11 AM

I dont know this action! Is that a new one or a modified Mauser 98 action ?

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Re: Newton Arms Legendary Leverbolt Rifle - Harald Wolf [Re: grandveneur]
      #125044 - 25/01/09 02:30 AM

The Leverbolt was the last gasp of gun engineering from the famous Charles Newton in the late 1920's.

I didn't know a company was resurrecting it!

Great post, thanks.

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Re: Newton Arms Legendary Leverbolt Rifle - Harald Wolf [Re: 9.3x57]
      #125047 - 25/01/09 02:36 AM

Thank you very much!

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Re: Newton Arms Legendary Leverbolt Rifle - Harald Wolf [Re: 450_366]
      #125081 - 25/01/09 01:23 PM

Johan,

Thanks!

Andreas,

In a 458 Lott rifle, I am guessing that quite a few people might want a controlled feed and extraction system instead of the Blaser one. In any case, these rifles do look lovely and should do well if marketed properly.

Good hunting!

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Re: Newton Arms Legendary Leverbolt Rifle - Harald Wolf [Re: mehulkamdar]
      #125276 - 28/01/09 02:09 PM

Any more info??

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Re: Newton Arms Legendary Leverbolt Rifle - Harald Wolf [Re: mehulkamdar]
      #125287 - 28/01/09 05:01 PM

Quote:

Johan,

Thanks!

Andreas,

In a 458 Lott rifle, I am guessing that quite a few people might want a controlled feed and extraction system instead of the Blaser one. In any case, these rifles do look lovely and should do well if marketed properly.

Good hunting!



Is it realy a control feed action? The extractor looks as if it is built to snap over the rim at closing?

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Re: Newton Arms Legendary Leverbolt Rifle - Harald Wolf [Re: 450_366]
      #125325 - 29/01/09 03:36 AM

I believe it is a controlled feed. The P-14 Enfield had a very similar extractor, and it was definitely a controlled feed. As the owner of several Newton rifles, I can only hope that the pictured rifle is heavier than it looks. I would not want to shooting anything of a .458 Lott's recoil energy in a rifle as light as the 1916 Newton bolt rifle. Even the .30 Newtons were notorious for splitting the stocks because of the recoil. My .30 Newton has a split directly behind the recoil lug.

Also, I would be curious as to how the recoil lug of the leverbolt action is designed. The Original Newton rifle had a conventional recoil lug located similar to that of a Mauser. The post World War I so called "Buffalo" Newton had no recoil lug at all, but instead relied on a steel recoil plate pernmanently bedded into the stock which fitted into a latitudinal keyway behind the magazine of the action. Since there are reinforcing bolts in two places in the leverbolt stock, with the front one evidently larger, I assume the recoil lug is conventionally located.

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Re: Newton Arms Legendary Leverbolt Rifle - Harald Wolf [Re: xausa]
      #125364 - 29/01/09 06:06 PM

ah, thats haralds new project, he wisper about it some times. as I know mister wolf it will be a strong build practical rifle.

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