FN Commercial 98 Part Needed

[Scrumbag]

Hi folks,

Well, today this happened to my 404 Jeff on an FN Commercial

Believe if you look at the below manual (p.6/7) it is part 23, Ejector and Bolt Stop Assembly which is missing

https://browning.eu/services/ownermanuel/PDF/carabine/bolt_action/FN%20MAUSER%20ACTION.pdf

Anyone know where I can source one?

Thanks in advance,

Scrummy

 

[Hogpatrol]

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[Standard Velocity]

Midsouth often has the parts I need. Good luck.

 

[Sika98k]

Having looked at another FN for sale here the bolt stop/ejector assembly looks very much like a 98 one. Shouldn’t be too much trouble in the U.K. Who would be building rifles from Mauser actions ? I imagine someone has a parts bin.

 

[Wyatt Smith]

You might try Sarco I haven’t looked in a while but they a bunch of 98 parts, and at least a few options for commercial Mausers. It’s good luck that it didn’t happen in a buffalo charge.

 

[Scrumbag]

You might try Sarco I haven’t looked in a while but they a bunch of 98 parts, and at least a few options for commercial Mausers. It’s good luck that it didn’t happen in a buffalo charge.

Thanks. Funnily enough, the part "failed safe" as the bolt was still retained and took dissembly to remove. Think ia just the handle / button that has broken and cartidges were still ejecting.

 

[Sika98k]

Thanks. Funnily enough, the part "failed safe" as the bolt was still retained and took dissembly to remove. Think ia just the handle / button that has broken and cartidges were still ejecting.

I’ve been racking my brains trying to remember who was very helpful regarding Mauser parts in the U.K. Norman Clark in Rugby. Are they still in business ? Might be worth a phone call.

 

[Scrumbag]

Found a picture, this is what I need

 

[Scrumbag]

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You're right, they list it but currently out of stock