Money in this rifle.

John Gryphon

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• Monday at 2:49 AM

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John Gryphon

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• Monday at 3:01 AM

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Part two

 

Rafter

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• Monday at 4:06 AM

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Not sure that I'm a fan of the light coloured marble cake walnut - not that it is ever likely tto have an impact on my firearms purchasing decisions.

More seriously, that is some outstanding craftmanship. Well done Mauser.

 

John Gryphon

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• Monday at 4:10 AM

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Rafter said:

I'm a fan of the light coloured marble cake walnut -

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heres ya answer

 

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Rafter

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• Monday at 5:09 AM

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You could use that to cover up the shiny gold stuff too - winning!

At least the gold inlay adds some rust proofing. I wonder if anyone has used zinc for corrosion protection, as a sacrificial anode.

 

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Shabz

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• Monday at 5:12 AM

• #6

Definite candidate for a nice cerakote job.

 

John Gryphon

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• Monday at 5:44 AM

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Rafter said:

as a sacrificial anode.

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had them on our piling barge and doubt that a gun warrants them lol.

i must add that part two are rigbys not Mauser.