I'm sorry, I thought this thread was about a stripper that could cook. I'll quietly exit now.....
The craftmanship exhibited in this rifle is fantastic. The detail work is outstanding. Check out the difference between the stock Mauser action and the reworked one, particularly the bottom metal/trigger guard, bolt handle, and the trigger.
And, while this is as fine a rimfire rifle as I've seen, nothing about it suggests that it will never be shot, or will be a safe queen. Personally, I would love to take it afield in search of Professor Bushytail.
And, while this is as fine a rimfire rifle as I've seen, nothing about it suggests that it will never be shot, or will be a safe queen. Personally, I would love to take it afield in search of Professor Bushytail.
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It is a true work of art. Alas, I always get in trouble for drooling all over such nice things.
It is no doubt a pretty tool and I recognize the amount of love, time and labor that went into it but since it doesn't wiggle when it walks you'll get no drool from me..
That rifle can't wiggle, but it doesn't talk back, either.
STUNNING is one word comes to mind. Ron if your dream comes true, will you let me touch it?lol
The front mount on the objective is something I just saw tonight after seeing this thread a couple of times.
I've never seen that before. Only mounts on the tube.
I've never seen that before. Only mounts on the tube.
I've read that is a common way of mounting scopes in Europe. Dorleac & Dorleac show a number of rifles with scopes mounted in that fashion on their website.
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