Well after some consideration, i decided to take the plunge and bought the real deal. A mauser 98 expert w/ Grade 5 walnut in 7x57.
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Very nice....haven't a clue what grade etc mine is...didn't have that info in the gunshop here....just its a m98 in 7x57....Well after some consideration, i decided to take the plunge and bought the real deal. A mauser 98 expert w/ Grade 5 walnut in 7x57.
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The Expert comes with grade 5 walnut and diplomat with grade 7 walnut.Very nice....haven't a clue what grade etc mine is...didn't have that info in the gunshop here....just its a m98 in 7x57....
The Expert comes with grade 5 walnut and diplomat with grade 7 walnut.
Magnificent. Even my daughter took her first muntjac stag with my Churchill Gunmakers Model Deluxe 7x57mm Mauser (using Winchester Super X 175Gr soft points) in 1990.Yesterday our daughter shot her first roebuck. Mauser 66, full stock, 7x57, 175 grs Partition. Proud daughter, even prouder old man.View attachment 482674
'was going to comment on that (had the very same at that age!) LOLStill have to work on her choice of "hunting boots"...
Hell I still hunt squirrels in tennis shoes. They are called sneakers for a good reason‘Cmon fellas! I’ll bet most here have hunted in tennis shoes one time or another!
I have!
Be careful of moccasins if pine trees are around. Moccasins have smooth leather soles & act like skis on pine needles. You will spend time getting up off the ground! Trust me I've been there. They are quiet & comfortable though!One of the old great outdoor writers recommended moccasins or tennis shoes for putting the sneak on game. Maybe Nessmuk or Townsend Whelen but, I can't remember which.