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Maybe it is a 1957 model - my lucky year! Thanks for the info - so it was a model 6 before it was a model 3?


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I lost a few old oak trees to Rita. I'm over 200 miles inland - can't imagine what it was like where she came ashore.


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I've been thinking about upgrading from my cheap Lee aluminum press for a few years now but I've loaded thousands of vintage military rounds with it with no problems- until today. I cracked the...

The joint was not under the front band and it indexed perfectly first try. He is a retired history professor and self taught gunsmith.


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I'm blessed to have a neighbor - now 80 - who spent 50 years turning military surplus rifles into nice sporters. He no longer Sporters intact vintage rifles. During that time he amassed a nice...

If I had not picked up the barreled action on gunboards trader for $100 my restoration would not have made sense. The stock is an Ishy walnut dp that Springfield Sporters sells - along with the...

Here is a BSA 1916 no 1 mk3* I restored from a sportered barreled action. I bet Wallaby ain't as tasty as whitetail! But must admit I have not tried Wallaby....

That's one big rat!


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The Turks converted many gew98 rifles to the m38 standard. They will likely be marked ASFA or Ankara - often dated 1937 in my observation but some even in the 40s.


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That looks to have been a Czech army accepted rifle. The "rampant lion" crest was scrubbed. Some of these found there way to Romania during WW2 and the communist govt of that country scrubbed the...

These started life in the 20s and 30s as m1924 rifles - first 100,000 produced by FN then by the factory they built in Yugoslavia.

Hard use through Ww2 left many in poor condition. The new...

I also have one of the Spanish civil war Polish wz29 with scrubbed crest....

Most of the gew98m tangent sight equipped rifles I have seen have been equipped with the s42k(1934) or s42g(1935) marked sights - leading we to believe most were converted in the mid 30's after the...

The receivers and bolts were usually blued when the tangent sights installed. Unusually that this one is still in the "white".

I have a 1920 stamped 1916 Amberg - great shooter - ad with most of...

Numrich gives a modest dealer discount on most parts.


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How many mausers do you have? Me thinks you may be in denial.


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The p13 and 1907 are particularly impressive ...