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    Oops 1909 but I've requested photos thanks

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    A little more research reveals that this was probably a Model C, the stock is the key clue, it's got a steel buttplate, rounded pistol grip and a few other subtle hints.

    The interesting thing is Model C's are pretty rare as they were the "cheap" Mauser sporter.

    I'd be happy to buy an entire sporterised mauser to get the right bolt so if you have one based on any of the 1903 Turk, 1909 Peruvian, or 1935 Argentine let me know
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tentman View Post
    Oops 1909 but I've requested photos thanks
    As you've no doubt worked out, the 1909 has a standard length bolt which is why they were so in demand in the day to build custom sporters on. I never did get around to doing that with mine.

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    The 1909 Argentinian is a standard length, the 1909 Peruvian is an intermediate, both are 7.65x53. The Peruvian has a high bolt release that holds the charger clip.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tentman View Post
    The 1909 Argentinian is a standard length, the 1909 Peruvian is an intermediate, both are 7.65x53. The Peruvian has a high bolt release that holds the charger clip.
    I see that now, that's pretty interesting.
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    How have you got on with this? I see Sarco in the States have a fresh import of Turk bolts.
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    Oberndorf Mauser Modell S 7x57. .

    Limited Production Reduced Intermediate Action w/ Extra Large Banner

    c. 1925





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