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    Colombian m1950

    Sporterised stock but the barrel hasnt been cut.looks like I have a new project.Is the black paint original or did someone paint it when it was sporterised?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chainsaw311 View Post
    Is the black paint original or did someone paint it when it was sporterised?
    Bubba painted it.

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    Hey Chainsaw, Those Columbian Mausers have a beautiful crest. Clean off that paint with acetone or stripper and show us a few photos, closeup of the crest and a full length shot. How is the bore?

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    The bore looks to be pretty good,shiny and strong rifling
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    The crest looks good-- I think it would be well worth it to find an original type stock and hardware. Those are fun kind of projects. Good luck and thanks for the pictures.
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    Thanks saltflat,im having a heck of a time finding an original colombian stock,I ordered a belgian 1930? Stock from Numrich,hopefully it will match close enough.theres 4 feet of snow at our local range so I wont be able to shoot it for a while,thats annoying.I have 4 new to me rifles and a colt 1903 hammerless that I cant shoot until the snow melts down a bit.

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    Yea, I think that 1930 stock, even if not 100% correct would be close enough to make it a nice rifle. The neat thing is, if it is still a 30-06 the reloading possibilities are endless. You''ll be ready and loaded up when the snow melts.

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