give the man a ceegaarrr
Commercial FN actions (all but the earliest ones) tended to have Sako #4 triggers and side-mounted safeties.
it's a 98 mauser with a common winchester model 70 safety conversion. very popular in the 1970's
trigger is a dayton triaster. cheap alternative to a timney.
Bill Prator and Joe Tessari instructors at Trinidad were very good at making those and taught "how to"
in the advanced machine shop class.
trigger is a dayton triaster. cheap alternative to a timney.
Bill Prator and Joe Tessari instructors at Trinidad were very good at making those and taught "how to"
in the advanced machine shop class.
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I believe you got it. Like I said I just know my dad was big on the Mauser's and 98 was it, it was part of his email address.
As others have said it screams 98 Mauser to me.
