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#1 of 20 McMillan Commemorative M40A1...Thoughts?
Any idea of a source for the return stocks? I might want to pick one up for a future build.- ScharfshutzeK98
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#1 of 20 McMillan Commemorative M40A1...Thoughts?
Wow! I would love to add that to the collection!!!- ScharfshutzeK98
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Who is the most historically significant SNIPER?
I got it........haha- ScharfshutzeK98
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Who is the most historically significant SNIPER?
No mention of Bruno Sutkus?- ScharfshutzeK98
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- Forum: Vintage Sniper Rifles
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Mosin barrel shot out?
I would get an inch pound screwdriver for your range bag and check the action screws while shooting. I believe that the general consensus is 35 inch lbs. of course it will help if there are shims involved. I offer an accurizing kit that may help with your issues. Email me at...- ScharfshutzeK98
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Vintage sniper match photos
Hey Mike, Its Raupleminze from gunboards. I couldnt agree with you more. I wish there was a little more diversity at these matches, it might create more of a historical challenge than a "who can shoot a 1903 the best" contest. I have thought for a few years how great it would be if...- ScharfshutzeK98
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Vintage sniper match photos
Not a single K98 at the vintage matches? I really should try to get out there.- ScharfshutzeK98
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Who all's got a "Vintage Sniper Rifle"
Jealousy, is an understatement Mike...........- ScharfshutzeK98
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Accurizing Mosin-Nagant
Be sure to post up some target pics! Here is a pic of the kit in case anyone is interested.- ScharfshutzeK98
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Accurizing Mosin-Nagant
I actually designed an accurizing kit for doing this. The kit includes accurizing instructions which include some soviet manual pictures, laser cut 26 gauge galvanized receiver/trigger guard shims, and a olive drab strip of light canvas for barrel wrap. I tried to keep the kit as historically...- ScharfshutzeK98
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My First PU Sniper Rifle is on The Way...
Looks sharp!- ScharfshutzeK98
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My First PU Sniper Rifle is on The Way...
What did you do to get the stock "in shape"? It looks satin finished now.- ScharfshutzeK98
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hidden history in my type 99!
Very nice! I have a type 99 that was taken at Saipan. All matching and still has the numbers matching dust cover and original muzzle cap. I found sand under the barreled action of mine as well. My girlfriend collected it all and put it in a little glass bottle and made a weathered label for...- ScharfshutzeK98
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1939 Mauser k98F1 'restomod'
That is a beautiful stock, look into a leather cheekpad in an oxblood stain. I think it would complement things well.- ScharfshutzeK98
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Good smith for a Mosin 91/30 mount install?
Re: Good smith for a Mosin 91/30 mount install? <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: MJ1</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Not all got returned. Here is an unissued/unfired Yugo. Some just had the gear pulled off. Maybe for good reason as this one has...- ScharfshutzeK98
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Good smith for a Mosin 91/30 mount install?
Re: Good smith for a Mosin 91/30 mount install? I used Frank Robertson on my re-sniper, here is the thread. http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthre...919#Post3683919- ScharfshutzeK98
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