Vergueiro Portuguese Mauser Bolt Disassemble and Re-assembly Video

[diopter]

One trial run botched up after about 4 minutes into it.
Take two, five and a half minutes, not too bad.
FOUR HOURS to upload to Youtube!

Forgot to mention the the safety must be on fire position to do it.

And here it is:

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[Badger]

Thanks ...

Excellent work ....

Regards,
Doug

[arcangel]

Very good, we have 100 rifles in parts I need to assemble, this is a great help. Thanks.
Kevin

[diopter]

100 Verguieros?

[jmoore]

Do you think we could get a "deal"?

[arcangel]

regarding the Mauser Verguieros we have at Recon Ordnance, bolt stops are missing and the project was set aside while we worked with the 1891 Argentine carbines. When they are ready to go we will have to assess the condition and move forward.
Kevin

[jmoore]

regarding the Mauser Verguieros we have at Recon Ordnance, bolt stops are missing and the project was set aside while we worked with the 1891 Argentine carbines. When they are ready to go we will have to assess the condition and move forward.
Kevin

Maybe a heads-up when they're ready to sell?

[arcangel]

Absolutely, I am new to this forum and did not want to use this as advertisement.
Kevin

[Groupie]

In addition to the 6.5 and 8mm rifles and carbine there is a 7mm that Brazil used. The 6.5 riles are almost non existant in the US. Most went to Europe [Germany] in the '70s

[RCEMERalf]

Looks like I might get the bolt for my 6.5 back together. It has been sitting disassembled for 3 or 4 days. Yes, very much easier to take apart than to put together. These jigsaw puzzle bolts are incredible.