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    Mine looks quite a bit different. I'll post pics in a few days-SDH

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    Opps, if you scroll down this page a little there are some photos I took of the chinese mauser I just picked up. I forgot I already posted this one! I think I left some of my best brain cells back in the 1970's. Any how they do look a bit different-SDH

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    I've never seen any of the Chinese mausers in much better condition than that. It also seems to be about the going price. As far as I know, most of them were torn down and sold for parts. We bought and made up several fine rifles on those actions. One of the rifles that came in from International was in 6.7x57, the original 270. bearhunter

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    I thought it was pretty cool when I picked it up. A lot of folks past it by because of the cut stock, but, I've seen many duffel bag cuts before and they don't bother me much. The big seller is the bore, I would have bought it just for that alone, can't wait to shoot it-SDH

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