Thread: Oberndorf Mauser

Originally Posted by stug

Here is a link to a John Speed article about the different types of Mauser sporting rifles. You might need to join nitro express to be able to see it. I do have a PDF copy if anyone is interested

http://nitroexpress.info/ezine/Nicku...Variations.pdf

I’ve got a hard copy, almost


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Originally Posted by stug

Here is a link to a John Speed article about the different types of Mauser sporting rifles. You might need to join nitro express to be able to see it. I do have a PDF copy if anyone is interested

http://nitroexpress.info/ezine/Nicku...Variations.pdf

Great link @stug , cheers , can you PM me the PDF version please , I don't have any of Jon Speeds books , a copy is on my bucket list though !

@Allgood
Thats bloody nice

Originally Posted by Boxton

@Allgood
Thats bloody nice

Thanks. Must post up an interesting story about the rifle......will wait till I finish all the work stacked up around me while the lockdown is in force ( or when I start going stir crazy Lol)

Out of curiosity what's the difference between type A and B? Is there a C?

The Jon Speed article I linked shows the differences. Basically A is the flashiest, B is for the working man.

A lot of yummy photos in this thread. Now I want one

Ok fellas here’s another one , 1931 Kurz , these are short actions and were made on lots of configurations , eg , Type A with Kurz action , Type M with Kurz action etc , this one is a Type B Kurz in 250/3000 .
Interesting history on this rifle is it was owned by one of the Tisdall brothers ,they had 2 consecutive serial numbered Kurz Mausers , the other rifle may not even be in NZ anymore , but if you have a Kurz check your number against my one .

Lucky, isaw one of those as a young bloke working in western Queensland about 40 years ago. Been looking ever since. It had a Nickel 3x scope on it. Your’s is very nice.

What a stunner, do you use it?

Here is my Husqvarna 9.3 x 57.
It has a couple notches on the stock and some initials too.
I dont know anything about it except that I like it!

Originally Posted by 40mm

Here is my Husqvarna 9.3 x 57.
It has a couple notches on the stock and some initials too.
I dont know anything about it except that I like it!

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Nice rifle @40mm , nothing wrong with a Husky , looks nice and original as well .

Originally Posted by Lucky

Nice rifle @40mm , nothing wrong with a Husky , looks nice and original as well .

The way I like em!

Unless its a rambo .303 tactical special.... which is in the pipe line....

The Mauser Obendorf factory also made the first production run of M96’s for the Swedes. Not sure if they did commercial spotters on this action?

I have a mil spec for mil shoots.

lyman #35. they are out there but dear as poison.
https://www.gunsinternational.com/gu...n_id=101600632