m48 mauser rebarrel
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Fork Horn
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Georgia
Posts: 364
RE: m48 mauser rebarrel
I dont quite understand your question, if your wanting to change the caliber you need to change the barrel unless your wanting to wildcat it to 8mm-06, then you would need to make sure it has a barrel bore of .323 or you might have a high presure issue. Your best action would be to wait until you have the rifle, then take it to a competent gunsmith to make sure it is a good action worth building on.
#3
RE: m48 mauser rebarrel
ORIGINAL: dilmus123
just heard that the m48 mauser i just ordered to convert to another calibre
has some kind of milling in the barrel so that i can't use 98 barrel on???
anyone heard this
thanks
just heard that the m48 mauser i just ordered to convert to another calibre
has some kind of milling in the barrel so that i can't use 98 barrel on???
anyone heard this
thanks
#4
RE: m48 mauser rebarrel
The M48 is different than other mauser 98s in that it has a notch milled in the barrel breech for the extractor just leke a 1903 springfield or Winchester Model 70. Any barrel that is threaded to fit a large ring mauser will fit the action, but it will need some machine work for the extractor groove.
#5
RE: m48 mauser rebarrel
ORIGINAL: Briman
The M48 is different than other mauser 98s in that it has a notch milled in the barrel breech for the extractor just leke a 1903 springfield or Winchester Model 70. Any barrel that is threaded to fit a large ring mauser will fit the action, but it will need some machine work for the extractor groove.
The M48 is different than other mauser 98s in that it has a notch milled in the barrel breech for the extractor just leke a 1903 springfield or Winchester Model 70. Any barrel that is threaded to fit a large ring mauser will fit the action, but it will need some machine work for the extractor groove.