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    small ring thread 98

    Some of the turk 98 Mausers have a large ring receiver, with small ring threads. I have been looking for an action for a small ring thread .308 barrel, I have. Does anyone know what other 98 mausers have small ring threads?

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    The 1909 Peruvian Mauser also uses a small ring thread and it also has a longer threaded barrel shank that the standard 98. Roughly .750" vs .635". Basically, a 1909 Peruvian is a rebadged 1903 Turk. Standard Mauser 98 exterior dimensions(standard screw spacing), but uses an intermediate length bolt.

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    Mexican 1910 and 1936 SR 98 mausers used to be fairly common
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    Quote Originally Posted by swheeler View Post
    Mexican 1910 and 1936 SR 98 mausers used to be fairly common
    Not around here- which is wierd because of proximity. Is the 98 small thread pitch/diameter the same as a Small Ring action?
    Unless you are set on the 98, Spanish 1916 actions are easy to get at present.

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    what is the Spanish 1916? large ring or small ring? what thread size. Is it strong enough for a .308? I have a new appearing .308 barrel, threaded for small ring. I don't care what action, just so it screws into it and it is strong enough.

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    Sarco has 1916 Spanish Mauser actions; they are Small Ring actions based on the 1893 Mauser. Someone who knows the rest will chime in. I think the 1916 in good shape will handle .308 fine.

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    I have a 1916 in .308 and it shoots just fine.
    But I keep the loads mild.
    But i use to have another 1916 that was setting back the bolt lugs into the receiver.
    So I re barreled it to 8mm with a barrel I took off a Turkish 98 large ring receiver with small ring thread, that I then re barreled that large ring to 25-06 by just taking a standard 98 barrel and having the shank turned down to the small ring shank size and thread.
    Both of those shoot excellent.
    I would stay with the Turkish Large ring 98 , they have a small ring thread
    It is much stronger, and the bolt Cocks on opening

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