I have ordered a bunch of stuff from hunters lodge, to include the Spanish Mauser and 48 battlefield pickup martini Henry and other things. They have always been great with me and I got whole complete rifles that cleaned up very nicely! I would suggest them to anyone always had great experiences with them!!
@@The_Casual_Collector that's the part I enjoy is restoring them to original issued condition if possible with original parts if possible. Just got in a Brunswick rifle from IMA that's going to be my next project. Love the history on all these things!!
I was really tempted to try this and one of the Enfields. Might go for it just because I like tinkering as well. Only so many options these days. Thanks for the mention! All the best and wishing you good mil-surp luck in the new year.
Thank you sir, you're welcome, and best of mil-surp luck in 2023! Btw, I think Readiness Reviews did an unboxing of one of the Enfields, you might want to check out his video on it first. Thanks again.
Hey brother I did,checkout my video on my Hunter's Lodge Enfield No.4 Mk.1. Im please with what I got.. I am like The Casual Collector..I don't mind missing parts or rust..I like working on them and trying to find parts..And HL is the lowest price in town ,if you don't mind waiting and have a opened mind for what you are paying for ..And with James you have someone who knows what he is talking about..
@@thewolfhunter Yours was a whole lot better than his. If I could get one like what you got I would order in a heartbeat, but I fear I will get one like RR.
The Short Lee Enfield's were nice rifles! I inherited one from dad in .303 British. A MKIII built for the Australian Army in 1918. Very good condition, as it was still wrapped like a mummy in Cosmoline and bandages, with paper on the outside.
I ordered two M-1 carbine leather handled bayonets,and three WW2 M-3 trench knives (leather handled),and all were in good plus condition,and good price. The bayos were $50. Each ,and the knives $40. Each. But each took over a month to get.But real happy with them.
I think you did good brother...I just purchased four revolvers,Three Colts Police Positives,1in .32Long,2 in .38spl and One S&W Model 10,(no barrel) from James at HL,I'm posting my unboxing tomorrow ..Again I think you did good. Hope to see more on the $98 special.
Sweet, thanks. I'll definitely check that out. I'll get part 2 done tomorrow and posted so everyone can see the condition under the wood. Ive really been thinking of a GSS CZ50 from J&G, still pondering on that one though
Well. Based off a couple of your videos I have decided to take the plunge and order one of these rifles. Now to wait and see. Thanks for sharing the info etc!
Casual howdy.. Well you did it.. not bad. That stock looks great hot soppy water and a scotch bright pad it will look great. Now the rust we love the challenge. the bore looked great. i am gonna get one, probably a 1916.. $98 bucks makes for a good project rifle. i will be making a video on the $210 1943 i just got from H L.. its a beauty.. been real busy. I think there are lots of those $98 rifles. Cant wait to see whats under that stock. OK for now @RUSTYSURPLUS ... we love rust.
Yep we sure do, I think it'll be an excellent project. I can't believe it looked that good, I'll get it apart for the next video of the condition under the wood. Can't beat it for $98, that's for sure. Looking forward to your video, take care.
Acetone bath in two different plastic bins for 1-2 days. Good wash in soapy water and brisk, thorough cleaning afterwards. There will be pitting. Use a muzzle loader turbo cleaning spray. Then tornado brush the bore shiny. Grease the bolt. CLP the metal. WD40 is not for firearms. You may have hidden cracks in the stock. Ironing the stock with a moist towel to raise dents and doing fill jobs can be done. If it's solid, light sanding of the stock, hitting those rough areas. Then let the wood sit immersed in a plastic bin of unboiled linsead oil 5 - 7 days, checking it daily. Then dry the wood 3 - 5 days. Afterwards 3 - 5 coats of boiled linseed oil over two weeks with light sanding. Metal - clean, degunk, steel wool and CLP elbow grease until rust and pitting are addressed. Then if you're not in the mood to spend 200 - 300 dollars to have it refinished, spray it with even coats of high temperature engine paint. A primer coat, then an overcoat when dry. It's called "British black." If the headspace checks out, that is a 98 Mauser and all 7.92x57 ammo, including SAAMI spec 200 grain 2500+ FPS pills is what it can shoot. You're not stuck shooting American loaded 8MM designed for 1888s with .321 transitional bores and launching a round nose 170 grain soft point bullet at 2000 FPS. There was once the rumor floated about Spanish M98s that because of inferior metallurgy they were more subject to setback. The metal does tend to be soft, but not as soft as Mexican M98s which don't have accelerated setback issues. So it is probably an urban legend. That being said, if you intend to rebarrel the weapon, it's probably a good idea to stick with non magnum calibers. If you do consider putting a .30-06 barrel on it, follow CMP advice for Garands and 1903s as to load and bullet weight. Lothar Walther makes excellent military contour replacement barrels for Mausers. Otherwise, it's a solid dirty rifle and will probably outlive you. If you try out the cleaning and restoration method I've indicated you could probably get $300 - $400 back on it if you were to sell it. If you do things right. Yes, you'd have to get a cleaning rod. The sling is toast, but a Yugo M24/47 sling should be a close match. The bayonet will these days cost more than what you paid for the rifle, but 20 years ago they were about $30: some shops with old inventory occasionally have items underpriced from the era. Especially if they have an old gun section and usually deal in higher end guns. Although in the South many shops don't update the pricing on old inventory outside of major cities. At gun shows everything is overpriced. GunBroker is essentially the barometer for the market price.
Watch mark novak...i have done some rust blueing over the years...i washed with water and oiled...i recently found that if you heat red rust in soft water it turns red to black...then fine steel wool and oil the water does not need to boil,about 190 deg
@@The_Casual_Collector The bronze (.95 copper, .05 zinc) U.S. cents (dated pre 1982) are said to be harder than rust (iron oxide) and softer than the blued finish of a firearm. The same should work with an actual penny (they were British) if pre 1992, or Canadian cents pre 1997. Try an inconspicuous spot, dab some oil on it and rub with flat side of coin.
Howdy Casual i just got my $98 1943 special from HL. Its really great and i don't see any rust on the surface any way gonna make a video here when the weather warms up. Later RUSTYSURPLUS
Sweet! I can't wait to see it. Btw, I snagged some gunsmith special M91 calvary carbines for $59 from DK Firearms, they went extremely fast. I think they sold out in just a couple of hours. I got them yesterday, hoping to get the video uploaded tonight.
Did it with mosins and mausers I had picked up that looked hoakie w mismatched bolts...checked the case the next rounds where shoulder fired and cases inspected, same with slugs I cast and loaded
You called and asked for them to pick you out best one they could? Bet that was a waste of breath. They just want your money and charge huge on shipping. How much did you send them? Kerosene the bolt. Citrus clean the wood.
I think that one was a little over a hundred, but to be fair, they weren't offering hand select and stated it might be missing a part. I will say it cleaned up nicer than I expected. I do wish they didn't only ship usps.
Interesting that it has a straight bolt like the Japanese Arisaka I have? Was a Model 99 7.7mm we sporterized. Walnut Montecarlo stock and custom barrel with 1-11" twist. Chambered in 7.57 Mauser. Like the rifle Jon Jobson, the Sports Afield shooting editor in my day, tested in the 60's.
Excellent. I may have one of those but sporterized (the barrel is about 20 1/4", and overall length is 43". The lower handguard is slightly shortened and there are no upper short & long handguards. Would love to know when was it made and if is really a Spanish Mauser or a German Mauser. It does have a K98 on the left side of the receiver.
Interesting, I have a nazi marked K98, but it is marked "Mod. 98" on the left side of the receiver. In terms of the M43 Spanish Mausers, they have the Spanish crest on the top of the receiver along with a date they were manufactured. On my M43, the barrel length where the receiver stops is roughly 23 1/4" and the overall length is about 45 1/2".
@@The_Casual_Collectorthey came in, I got 2 M43 rifles, but hey they got the bolts right. They sent me a M1916 bolt with one of them...😅 Honestly 2 month wait time wasn't bad, I was expecting 6 months...
I have heard nothing but bad things about this place? The hunters lodge is a n ightmare i hear? I just chcked out there store and they seem pretty old school? How do you place an order with them a nd how long dose it take to get your order ? I hear it takes forver if ever? That at times you just never hear back from them after you "mail" in your payment like in the old days threw the mail?
Most of the time, a simple email works. In the past, I've emailed asking shipping for a certain rifle and provided my city and state. Then I made my own invoice and sent it in with a money order, times range from a couple of weeks to a couple of months. It does help if you have a C&R license, in which case you'll provide a signed copy with your payment and invoice. It helps to ask first, though, if they still have whatever rifle you're looking for when you email. Calling works, too, but its hard to reach them a lot of times.
I actually would be really tempted to run a reduced load and see how she does. Thank you for the unboxing I’m really impressed with this, I didn’t realize you could call them too, Do you know if they still have these? Thanks
As far as I know they do, keep in mind I think they're only open M-F, but call and ask to speak with James on Monday, it may take a few time before someone answers. They stay pretty busy.
@@The_Casual_Collector Hot water pressure washer does a super nice job, I use that along with an ultrasonic cleaner. If you don't have an ultrasonic cleaner don't know what you are missing. One thing that I never have had much luck with though is boiling. I know it is supposed to "convert" the rust but it usually just ends up making hot gun parts in my experience.
Lol, I've actually driven by this place, it basically consists of a bunch of old tin roof buildings...pretty much looks like some old barns surrounded by a locked chain linked fence.
I have one coming, but So far I have fared slightly worse than you on most of these, however still all in all not bad for what we are paying. Also I am really curious how the metal is under the wood. My $200 one from them had great wood just needed clean up, but my metal was pretty bad. I wonder if the 99$ ones are just what they sell before they clean them up a bit.
Yeah, I think that's correct, I think these $98 ones are pre clean-up. I think I'll get it apart tomorrow and get the video posted. Thanks for watching!
@@The_Casual_Collector my only complaint is the same I have with RTI I wish I could go in and see what I am getting before I pay. I don't enjoy the gambling aspect of this place and RTI, but as you say there isn't much out there. Plus you could part that out for more than you paid if you chose to.
Hello Karl No the $98 ones are just that... the $210 1943 are in really good shape.. i just got one from H L hand select and its in really good shape. Gonna make a video real soon Happy New Year . I subed ya too.
@@RUSTYSURPLUS I did hand select on the 210 one and my wood was dirty but good condition, but there was a lot of concerning pitting to the point I really didn't want to fire it.
@@The_Casual_Collector know of anyone who has ordered one and what they got? I've been considering them for awhile but it scares me because there is virtually no parts support
@@robertsonwilliam573 yeah you can definitely expect that. Communication is not their strong suit in ANY way, shape, or form. You send them the money, c wait for months, and pray they deliver
I don't know about you bud but I have had awesome luck with the local gun shows and the 80 something's that go that I have made friends with over the past 10 years. I usually make decent offers on them right before they pack them up and get awesome deals with out the hard tennis elbow and work involved with restoration which I enjoy and do for people. Best time to get one and also make new friends and solidify old friendships by doing this. Perfect example of lately on milsurp last show got K98 for 800 90% condition and a VZ24 perfect condition for 450 because they didn't want to pack up the huge amount of firearms and not get rid of much because of not only the surplus drying up but the disposable income has also been drying up just as fast if not faster than the market has.
That's a good point, I know in the last couple of years here, prices at gun shows have been astronomical, but things might start loosening up with the present state of the economy. I do have a buddy that got a steeply discounted gun safe with your same approach. So there no reason to think it shouldn't work on guns as well. Thanks.
I have ordered a bunch of stuff from hunters lodge, to include the Spanish Mauser and 48 battlefield pickup martini Henry and other things. They have always been great with me and I got whole complete rifles that cleaned up very nicely! I would suggest them to anyone always had great experiences with them!!
Yes sir, given what I've paid, I can't complain on my purchases. Yeah, they're mostly fixer uppers, but I enjoy that.
@@The_Casual_Collector that's the part I enjoy is restoring them to original issued condition if possible with original parts if possible. Just got in a Brunswick rifle from IMA that's going to be my next project. Love the history on all these things!!
I was really tempted to try this and one of the Enfields. Might go for it just because I like tinkering as well. Only so many options these days. Thanks for the mention! All the best and wishing you good mil-surp luck in the new year.
Thank you sir, you're welcome, and best of mil-surp luck in 2023! Btw, I think Readiness Reviews did an unboxing of one of the Enfields, you might want to check out his video on it first. Thanks again.
Hey brother I did,checkout my video on my Hunter's Lodge Enfield No.4 Mk.1.
Im please with what I got..
I am like The Casual Collector..I don't mind missing parts or rust..I like working on them and trying to find parts..And HL is the lowest price in town ,if you don't mind waiting and have a opened mind for what you are paying for ..And with James you have someone who knows what he is talking about..
@@thewolfhunter I'll take a look, thanks! Glad you had good luck.
@@thewolfhunter Yours was a whole lot better than his. If I could get one like what you got I would order in a heartbeat, but I fear I will get one like RR.
The Short Lee Enfield's were nice rifles! I inherited one from dad in .303 British. A MKIII built for the Australian Army in 1918. Very good condition, as it was still wrapped like a mummy in Cosmoline and bandages, with paper on the outside.
I ordered two M-1 carbine leather handled bayonets,and three WW2 M-3 trench knives (leather handled),and all were in good plus condition,and good price. The bayos were $50. Each ,and the knives $40. Each. But each took over a month to get.But real happy with them.
Cool, thats good to hear, yeah, in my most recent order I inquired about what bayonets they have in stock.
I think you did good brother...I just purchased four revolvers,Three Colts Police Positives,1in .32Long,2 in .38spl and One S&W Model 10,(no barrel) from James at HL,I'm posting my unboxing tomorrow ..Again I think you did good.
Hope to see more on the $98 special.
Sweet, thanks. I'll definitely check that out. I'll get part 2 done tomorrow and posted so everyone can see the condition under the wood. Ive really been thinking of a GSS CZ50 from J&G, still pondering on that one though
Cool, I actually carry my granduncle's old 1908 32 long PP/NP. Mine has dual name stampings from being the 1st year of the name change.
Saw a guy put up an unboxing. He got an old H&R top break in 32Long for $40. You can't get a hi point for that....
Well. Based off a couple of your videos I have decided to take the plunge and order one of these rifles. Now to wait and see. Thanks for sharing the info etc!
Casual howdy.. Well you did it.. not bad. That stock looks great hot soppy water and a scotch bright pad it will look great. Now the rust we love the challenge. the bore looked great. i am gonna get one, probably a 1916.. $98 bucks makes for a good project rifle. i will be making a video on the $210 1943 i just got from H L.. its a beauty.. been real busy. I think there are lots of those $98 rifles. Cant wait to see whats under that stock. OK for now @RUSTYSURPLUS ... we love rust.
Yep we sure do, I think it'll be an excellent project. I can't believe it looked that good, I'll get it apart for the next video of the condition under the wood. Can't beat it for $98, that's for sure. Looking forward to your video, take care.
Hey brother ,Happy New Year and I agree ,I think he did not do bad for $98..
Let the fun begin...
@@thewolfhunter Hey Wolf good to here from ya.. Happy New Year
Acetone bath in two different plastic bins for 1-2 days. Good wash in soapy water and brisk, thorough cleaning afterwards. There will be pitting. Use a muzzle loader turbo cleaning spray. Then tornado brush the bore shiny. Grease the bolt. CLP the metal. WD40 is not for firearms. You may have hidden cracks in the stock. Ironing the stock with a moist towel to raise dents and doing fill jobs can be done. If it's solid, light sanding of the stock, hitting those rough areas. Then let the wood sit immersed in a plastic bin of unboiled linsead oil 5 - 7 days, checking it daily. Then dry the wood 3 - 5 days. Afterwards 3 - 5 coats of boiled linseed oil over two weeks with light sanding. Metal - clean, degunk, steel wool and CLP elbow grease until rust and pitting are addressed. Then if you're not in the mood to spend 200 - 300 dollars to have it refinished, spray it with even coats of high temperature engine paint. A primer coat, then an overcoat when dry. It's called "British black." If the headspace checks out, that is a 98 Mauser and all 7.92x57 ammo, including SAAMI spec 200 grain 2500+ FPS pills is what it can shoot. You're not stuck shooting American loaded 8MM designed for 1888s with .321 transitional bores and launching a round nose 170 grain soft point bullet at 2000 FPS.
There was once the rumor floated about Spanish M98s that because of inferior metallurgy they were more subject to setback. The metal does tend to be soft, but not as soft as Mexican M98s which don't have accelerated setback issues. So it is probably an urban legend. That being said, if you intend to rebarrel the weapon, it's probably a good idea to stick with non magnum calibers. If you do consider putting a .30-06 barrel on it, follow CMP advice for Garands and 1903s as to load and bullet weight. Lothar Walther makes excellent military contour replacement barrels for Mausers.
Otherwise, it's a solid dirty rifle and will probably outlive you. If you try out the cleaning and restoration method I've indicated you could probably get $300 - $400 back on it if you were to sell it. If you do things right. Yes, you'd have to get a cleaning rod. The sling is toast, but a Yugo M24/47 sling should be a close match. The bayonet will these days cost more than what you paid for the rifle, but 20 years ago they were about $30: some shops with old inventory occasionally have items underpriced from the era. Especially if they have an old gun section and usually deal in higher end guns. Although in the South many shops don't update the pricing on old inventory outside of major cities. At gun shows everything is overpriced. GunBroker is essentially the barometer for the market price.
Wow, that's impressive. Thanks for all the info! Thanks for the info on the sling as well. Definitely a lot to consider.
Does look like it has a lot of potential and should be a fun project.
Yes sir, I think so as well, we'll see what it looks like under the wood tomorrow.
Watch mark novak...i have done some rust blueing over the years...i washed with water and oiled...i recently found that if you heat red rust in soft water it turns red to black...then fine steel wool and oil the water does not need to boil,about 190 deg
@@danielgrove7782 interesting, thanks for the tip!
For $100, I'd be really happy with what you ended up getting. And then I'd work on the rust with a copper penny & motor oil. Nice find.
For sure, thanks! I've never heard of the copper penny and motor oil, how is that done?
@@The_Casual_Collector The bronze (.95 copper, .05 zinc) U.S. cents (dated pre 1982) are said to be harder than rust (iron oxide) and softer than the blued finish of a firearm. The same should work with an actual penny (they were British) if pre 1992, or Canadian cents pre 1997.
Try an inconspicuous spot, dab some oil on it and rub with flat side of coin.
Not a bad piece for the money. I also love restoring these old war horses.
Yes sir, it's one of my favorite hobbies.
Howdy Casual i just got my $98 1943 special from HL. Its really great and i don't see any rust on the surface any way gonna make a video here when the weather warms up. Later RUSTYSURPLUS
Sweet! I can't wait to see it. Btw, I snagged some gunsmith special M91 calvary carbines for $59 from DK Firearms, they went extremely fast. I think they sold out in just a couple of hours. I got them yesterday, hoping to get the video uploaded tonight.
@@The_Casual_Collector LOL $59 cool. lets see the video 😁
throw a round in it tie a string to it back up 50 yds and pull.. how i did it lol check for pressure signs on the case
Basically how I tested my Turkish Mauser lol....hugged a tree with the gun on the other side and pulled the trigger
Did it with mosins and mausers I had picked up that looked hoakie w mismatched bolts...checked the case the next rounds where shoulder fired and cases inspected, same with slugs I cast and loaded
And where do you see these ads? I looked and all it is is archived ads....
@@keystonecountryboy this link, current ad in Firearms News is under Issue #21, scroll down. www.hunterslodge.com/
You called and asked for them to pick you out best one they could? Bet that was a waste of breath. They just want your money and charge huge on shipping.
How much did you send them?
Kerosene the bolt. Citrus clean the wood.
I think that one was a little over a hundred, but to be fair, they weren't offering hand select and stated it might be missing a part. I will say it cleaned up nicer than I expected. I do wish they didn't only ship usps.
Interesting that it has a straight bolt like the Japanese Arisaka I have? Was a Model 99 7.7mm we sporterized. Walnut Montecarlo stock and custom barrel with 1-11" twist. Chambered in 7.57 Mauser. Like the rifle Jon Jobson, the Sports Afield shooting editor in my day, tested in the 60's.
Soak the metal in vinegar,it works slow but it wont damage anythimg.
Each to his own..me no thanks but good on ya if you have the time, money and energy necessary to bring this back from the brink..
Very true, these projects aren't for everyone that's for sure.
Excellent. I may have one of those but sporterized (the barrel is about 20 1/4", and overall length is 43". The lower handguard is slightly shortened and there are no upper short & long handguards. Would love to know when was it made and if is really a Spanish Mauser or a German Mauser. It does have a K98 on the left side of the receiver.
Interesting, I have a nazi marked K98, but it is marked "Mod. 98" on the left side of the receiver. In terms of the M43 Spanish Mausers, they have the Spanish crest on the top of the receiver along with a date they were manufactured. On my M43, the barrel length where the receiver stops is roughly 23 1/4" and the overall length is about 45 1/2".
I ordered 1 of each today. Hoping for the best.🤞
Cool, I hope you get a couple of nice ones.
@@The_Casual_Collectorthey came in, I got 2 M43 rifles, but hey they got the bolts right. They sent me a M1916 bolt with one of them...😅
Honestly 2 month wait time wasn't bad, I was expecting 6 months...
I was dumb it was the correct bolt. 😅 it was just real sticky going in for some reason. The other bolt went in both rifles fine.
I need to try the Hunter's Lodge lottery one of these days
Lol! Yeah, you never really know what you're going to end up with.
I have heard nothing but bad things about this place? The hunters lodge is a n ightmare i hear? I just chcked out there store and they seem pretty old school? How do you place an order with them a nd how long dose it take to get your order ? I hear it takes forver if ever? That at times you just never hear back from them after you "mail" in your payment like in the old days threw the mail?
Most of the time, a simple email works. In the past, I've emailed asking shipping for a certain rifle and provided my city and state. Then I made my own invoice and sent it in with a money order, times range from a couple of weeks to a couple of months. It does help if you have a C&R license, in which case you'll provide a signed copy with your payment and invoice. It helps to ask first, though, if they still have whatever rifle you're looking for when you email. Calling works, too, but its hard to reach them a lot of times.
Oh wow, it's crazy that you can still buy milsurps for under 100 bucks. And it's going to be a great project ! I'm honestly kinda jealous haha
I actually would be really tempted to run a reduced load and see how she does. Thank you for the unboxing I’m really impressed with this, I didn’t realize you could call them too, Do you know if they still have these? Thanks
As far as I know they do, keep in mind I think they're only open M-F, but call and ask to speak with James on Monday, it may take a few time before someone answers. They stay pretty busy.
@@The_Casual_Collector Thank you very much, I really Appreciate the content.
@@RME1911 cool! Thanks for watching!
A 100 dollar ultrasonic bath and a pressure washer will fix most of that stuff off real nicely
Interesting, I never thought of a pressure washer.
@@The_Casual_Collector Hot water pressure washer does a super nice job, I use that along with an ultrasonic cleaner. If you don't have an ultrasonic cleaner don't know what you are missing. One thing that I never have had much luck with though is boiling. I know it is supposed to "convert" the rust but it usually just ends up making hot gun parts in my experience.
From who’s Grave did come?
Lol, I've actually driven by this place, it basically consists of a bunch of old tin roof buildings...pretty much looks like some old barns surrounded by a locked chain linked fence.
@@The_Casual_Collector do you know, are they still importing or are they just selling down a giant collection of stuff purchased decades ago?
@robertsonwilliam573 I really have no idea, but if I can get in touch with James again, I'll be sure and ask.
I have one coming, but So far I have fared slightly worse than you on most of these, however still all in all not bad for what we are paying. Also I am really curious how the metal is under the wood. My $200 one from them had great wood just needed clean up, but my metal was pretty bad. I wonder if the 99$ ones are just what they sell before they clean them up a bit.
Yeah, I think that's correct, I think these $98 ones are pre clean-up. I think I'll get it apart tomorrow and get the video posted. Thanks for watching!
@@The_Casual_Collector my only complaint is the same I have with RTI I wish I could go in and see what I am getting before I pay. I don't enjoy the gambling aspect of this place and RTI, but as you say there isn't much out there. Plus you could part that out for more than you paid if you chose to.
@karl Woodham yep, I hear you, it is a bit of a gamble. Your right, the one I just got is definitely worth that in parts.
Hello Karl No the $98 ones are just that... the $210 1943 are in really good shape.. i just got one from H L hand select and its in really good shape. Gonna make a video real soon Happy New Year . I subed ya too.
@@RUSTYSURPLUS I did hand select on the 210 one and my wood was dirty but good condition, but there was a lot of concerning pitting to the point I really didn't want to fire it.
all i see is archived ads...where do they have an actual ad?
So the ads are in Firearms News magazine, and their one on their website that says September is also the one in the January issue of Firearms News.
…are these still available?
Nice box.
How do you guys figure out the shipping cost? I can’t get a hold of anyone there. It’s like this place doesn’t exist. Answer me back.
Id be more worried about the bore and"complete bolt"!?!?1?!/
The bore is good, but of course, the bolt is mismatched. I got another extractor, and as long as it checks out on headspace it should be good to go.
How much you paid in total including shipping?
Roughly $125, but shipping will vary depending on where you live, they only ship via usps.
@@The_Casual_Collector Where you live? I live in Chicago, Illinois.
@@The_Casual_Collector A bit of a personal question but it should give me an idea since Hunter's Lodge is from Tennessee.
@Tom C I'm in the southeast. I know USPS ships based on size, weight, and zone.
@@The_Casual_Collector Well, damn. It should be expensive for me then.
Here's your reason to get a boiler setup for rust removal
Been super curious about their Steyr Hahn pistols. Missing parts and who knows how hard itd be to find those parts, but it was a curiosity
Yeah I hear you, those are some super cool pistols, the P08 ones that were converted by Germany to 9mm luger are really neat.
@@The_Casual_Collector know of anyone who has ordered one and what they got? I've been considering them for awhile but it scares me because there is virtually no parts support
@@robertsonwilliam573 I've not heard of anyone getting a Steyr 1912 from them.
Been trying to order but all calls the past two days have gone unanswered.
@@robertsonwilliam573 yeah you can definitely expect that. Communication is not their strong suit in ANY way, shape, or form. You send them the money, c wait for months, and pray they deliver
कितने मिटर दूर जाती है ये राईफल और लिवर कितने है बोर कितने है
This one is marked for up to 2000 meters. I'm not sure I understand your question, but the bore looks really good.
you take tomuch
I don't know about you bud but I have had awesome luck with the local gun shows and the 80 something's that go that I have made friends with over the past 10 years. I usually make decent offers on them right before they pack them up and get awesome deals with out the hard tennis elbow and work involved with restoration which I enjoy and do for people. Best time to get one and also make new friends and solidify old friendships by doing this. Perfect example of lately on milsurp last show got K98 for 800 90% condition and a VZ24 perfect condition for 450 because they didn't want to pack up the huge amount of firearms and not get rid of much because of not only the surplus drying up but the disposable income has also been drying up just as fast if not faster than the market has.
That's a good point, I know in the last couple of years here, prices at gun shows have been astronomical, but things might start loosening up with the present state of the economy. I do have a buddy that got a steeply discounted gun safe with your same approach. So there no reason to think it shouldn't work on guns as well. Thanks.
I would rather throw my money in the toilet after conducting my business than pay these trash distributors.
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Total junk from con artists....they fooled me once. Never again.
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