Mauser Hunting Rifle

[jamie5070]

Any modern receiver will have to go through an FFL. Another mauser type action is the US 1917 enfield. I got a sporterized one in the mid '70's, for my first deer rifle. Still have it. I've put thousands of rounds through it since then, and it still will shoot if I do my part. It'll be the last one I ever sell

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[usabaker]

Any modern receiver will have to go through an FFL.

895 CHILEAN MAUSER MODEL SHORT RIFLE BARRELED ACTION - GRADE 3 Pre-98 no FFL

According to the seller,

"These are original German made 1895 Mauser short rifle barreled actions that were manufactured prior to 1898, making them available to ship directly to your door with no FFL needed for shipment! These are Grade 3 models that show advanced wear and pitting as shown. Each barreled action comes with the following parts (either on the barreled action or with it): Front and rear sight base, bolt handle, extractor collar, bolt shroud, safety, cocking piece, firing pin spring, complete trigger, trigger guard, mag base plate, follower. (No other parts come with this item)."