Oberndorf Mauser Model S 7 x57

It's roughly the same distance from Alberta to New Brunswick as it is from London to Jerusalem.

Yet I have driven Canada coast to coast more times than I can remember.
It is a bit of a drive , I've done it myself a few times . It's a great drive ....................... as long as you don't stop in Winnipeg and completely avoid Toronto , other than that , you're good .

AB
 
Yes, thats my deck. A nice quiet spot behind the house, surrounded by trees. Good for photos for about 6 months of the year. The rest of the time it is covered with ice and snow.

Not sure which 9x57 you are referring to. A model S? That one is no longer for sale. I do have a Model C 9x57 for sale right now.

By the way, I'm from rural central Alberta—Red Deer area.
Spent the whole of the summer holidays in 1980 in Canada with my mums relative, we landed in Vancouver then drove through the rockies stopping of with my parents old next door neighbours that emigrated to Innsfail before moving to Red Deer to stay with family.
Weather should have been great at that time of year but that was the year Mount St Helens erupted 🙄
 
Spent the whole of the summer holidays in 1980 in Canada with my mums relative, we landed in Vancouver then drove through the rockies stopping of with my parents old next door neighbours that emigrated to Innsfail before moving to Red Deer to stay with family.
Weather should have been great at that time of year but that was the year Mount St Helens erupted 🙄
I was born in Red Deer. My oldest son and his family still live on the site of my grandfather's ranch just east of Innisfail. My grandfather left Cambridge for the Canadian West.
This is a photo of him with his horse, hounds and a coyote.


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...almost as good as a Mannlicher Schoenauer.
I used to collect M-S sporters (see a few in the photo)...no longer. Sold them all but one, which I gave to my son (in photo with the young Whitetail) . I think that Oberndorf Mauser Sporters are superior to them in every way, including craftsmanship, handling and balance, durability, quality of wood, and accuracy. (With regret to my grandmother from Steyr.)
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Your Oberndorfs are just magical and the M-S sporters you owned were beautiful, the closest item l have is the pop up peep sight from a M-S sporter that was inletted into the top of the wrist of the stock, maybe I’ll pick up the rifle one day.
 
I used to collect M-S sporters (see a few in the photo)...no longer. Sold them all but one, which I gave to my son (in photo with the young Whitetail) . I think that Oberndorf Mauser Sporters are superior to them in every way, including craftsmanship, handling and balance, durability, quality of wood, and accuracy. (With regret to my grandmother from Steyr.)
Very nice rifles Robin. I completely agree with you, however I get the feeling your statement may ruffle a few feathers!
Stunning rifles - timely and interesting article in this month’s Rifle Shooter (other shooting magazines are available).
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Looks a good read, any chance you could take a picture of the whole article for us internationals?
 
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