Inįact, they were even better than described. They were everything Recon Ordnance said they would be. It didn't take long for me to order two, and very shortly I They also had some barreled actions for carbines with fantastic bores. The ad from Recon Ordnance, Box 829, Dept. Several months ago I noticed an ad here in SHOTGUN NEWS listingġ891 Argentine Mauser rifles. Most of us, that just isn't practical or realistic. Stripping out the part you want but you'd get the needed part! For Of course that might entail buying a complete working gun and then Granted, there isn't a metal called unobtainium and givenĮnough money you probably could get just about any item you might need. Invisible and parts made of it just can't be seen or located. Of 'unobtainium.' This is a rare metal that's actually There's an old gunsmith joke about a hard to find part being made Some parts can be difficult, if not impossible, to find. The reality, of course, is very different. Were made or how obscure it might be, you could just place your orderĪnd in a matter of days you'd have it. In the gunsmith's perfect world, you'd always be able to

APA style: 1891 Argentine Mauser carbine: last time (4/10 issue), Coffield finished shaping the stock this time he applies a finish and test-fires his carbine.

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There is no other cartridge that is interchangeable with the 7.65 X 53 mm Mauser cartridge.Īttempting to fire some other cartridge in a 7.65 x 53 mm chamber can result in severe damage to the rifle and serious, possibly fatal, injuries to the shooter.ħ.65 x 53 mm ammunition is available form the following suppliers: Īlso try and for both commercial and military surplus ammunition. This cartridge was adopted by Argentina, Belgium, Bolivia, Columbia, Ecuador, Peru and Turkey. The correct nomenclature for the original cartridge chambered in the 1891 Argentine Mauser (and later Model 1909 Mauser) rifle is the 7.65 X 53 mm Mauser cartridge.

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