T S T V Mauser?

[jmoore]

Or just use a small hole gauge. Not too expensive. Generally long enough unless it's a really long reach to the neck. It does still require an educated "feel". No 'ham-fisted louts'! (For some reason the half-round variety tend to be longer overall, but at the expense of being harder to get the proper feel.)

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[DaveN]

I could just buy the 8.15X46 rounds and then use these as the blue print for reloading more? I don't have any equipment to reload, but when I retire I think I would enjoy it as my limited foray in reloading 9mm and 357 was enough to wet my appetite for future activity in this art.

[Patrick Chadwick]

I could just buy the 8.15X46 rounds and then use these as the blue print for reloading more?

- Which is just what I suggested on Page 4 of this thread

[DaveN]

Patrick, I must have had that in the back of my mind when I wrote my last post, and though I don't have alot of free time I guess I should reread this and other threads before repeating the same info. The good thing is I was planning to take your advice on the mater. Just waiting the new funds .

[DaveN]

I picked up a sling and a parade swivel so I can carry the rifle, but not disturb the sticker that was placed over the rear swivel mount. I had seen pictures in the Mauser book with this set up and thought it would do the trick.

Problem, the front swivel accepts a 1 1/4 sling ,but the parade swivel is only 1 inch.
So I either get a 1inch sling or a wider rear swivel if they exist.
A 1inch sling will swim a little but may be only option.