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Thread: 1902 Saimese Mauser

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    Boolit Buddy
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    1902 Saimese Mauser

    Working on a 45-70 Siamese Mauser conversion. Need to locate a complete bolt stop assembly and see Numrich is sold out. Anyone know of a source for these? Also, anyone aware of an article written on this conversion? Thanks, Dan

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    Think either Rifle or Handloader magazine did an article about the conversions many years back. You just might try google and see what pops up. Frank

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    Article referenced above: Rifle Magazine Issue 12, Nov-Dec 1970. Available from Wolfe Publishing on CD for about $10. I did not find it particularly helpful but did receive some pointers on the subject from members here. Mine really only feeds #2 from the magazine reliably enough to afford a reload for a follow up shot even after all that. Good Luck.
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    I rebarreled one to 7.62X54 and it worked very nice.

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    If you are converting the mauser to a 45/70, be very careful when you alter the extractor for the 45/70 case. Screw that up and you may not find another one. It took me a year to find a replacement extractor for one that had to much metal removed on a sporterized Siamese mauser 45/70 that I traded for a few years back.

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