WTS/WTT WA Sporterized 7mm Yugo Mauser

[BlackRyder]

SPANISH MAUSER (not a Yugoslavian as I originally thought - thanks Mountainbear!!) that has been sporterized, chambered in 7mm
It's in decent condition, some scratches and dents but the action is smooth and the rifling is perfect and crisp.
It has an adjustable Williams leaf sight and the front sight is a standard brass bead.
I haven't fired it myself, it came to me as partial payment for some goods, it's just not really my bag.
$250 OBO, or offer up a trade!
FTF at an FFL in the south snohomish/north king county area.

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[MountainBear]

Beautiful rifle! You might want to include a photo of the receiver though, because that's a small ring Mauser bolt, and the yugo m48 is a large ring action. Probably a Spanish?

 

[BlackRyder]

Thanks for the info... Will post receiver pics below.

 

[BlackRyder]

Here are pictures of the receiver- there are no markings on it save for an "r" and the serial number. No crest or anything like that. I was told that it is a yugo Mauser, but that may be incorrect. Serial numbers on the barrel and receiver match, bolt serial number does not.

 

[MountainBear]

Looks like it's a small ring Spanish Mauser. Not good for high pressure cartridges, but fun for low pressure like the 7x57...

 

[BlackRyder]

Ok, thank you for helping me out w this info! Ill edit the OP accordingly....

 

[tj3006]

Is this a model 98 ? if i could see the other side of the bolt, i would know.

 

[BlackRyder]

I'm pretty sure that yes, it is a 98

 

[MountainBear]

No, it's a 93 or 95. I cannot tell if there is a flat on the bottom of that bowl. But it is most decidedly not a 98.

I'm pretty sure it's a 93 Mauser.

 

[BlackRyder]

There is a small flat area on the bottom of the bolt, nearer to the handle than the face, if that helps with identification....
Once again, thanks Mountainbear. I guess everything the guy who gave it to me said about the gun is flat wrong!

 

[MountainBear]

Happens. Sorry to crap on your thread.