Thread: Damn I do love a good controlled feed mauser action

Originally Posted by Mathias

Got a candidate too, but not as tidy as Bluebaiter222
7x57 BSA Viscount by chance too...


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very nice certainly streets ahead of those horrible CF2 models that came later

@Dicko.Qn.How does a Higgins get to be in Straalia?

Who knows for sure bluebaiter222 . I heard it was brought to Aust by Mick Smith (Sydney Gunshop operator) for his own/sons use.


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Sydney is a long way from a 5 n dime store

Originally Posted by bluebaiter222

Sydney is a long way from a 5 n dime store

It's amazing where guns turn up though.

Since forever seamen were never checked getting off ships at ports for example. I client showed me a mint Colt 1911 once,I asked him if it was left over from the war? "Nah he replied,I bought it off a taxi driver in Manilla in the 60s.

Heres one of them

They (JC Higgins) were made for Sears mail order catalogue in the US. if you google JC Higgins you will see it was Sears brand and many of the larger Gun Co's supplied rifles, shotguns etc under their house brand.

Post #50.I can't quite beleave this yarn.Jizzy introduced a register to stop this sought if thing.It can't possibly have happened

My Czech mother and daughter:
Sporterised Vz33 rebarreled to 7x57, and BRNO Model 21H also 7x57

(also had the granddaughter ZK600 7x57, but she left home).

BB

Not too many of these around.