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Scott here are some pics of work someone else has done to a SR Mexican98 to make it resemble a G33/40. Not my work though.

 

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Perhaps this was the image?

 

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Thank you both for the pics, but the one I remembered had milling cuts that were pretty drastic, and the bolt handle was hollowed out too. I thought Mike posted it, but maybe it was someone else?

Thanks again for the pics.................Scott

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Thank you both for the pics, but the one I remembered had milling cuts that were pretty drastic, and the bolt handle was hollowed out too. I thought Mike posted it, but maybe it was someone else?

Thanks again for the pics.................Scott

 

Please tell me you don't want to emulate that? If you want light, get a Rem Ti receiver. Mausers were just not meant to be ultra lights. But, you can still make them reasonably light. My .308 on a full sized vz24 weighs a mere 7.25 lbs scoped. It has a 21" bbl, and no lightening cuts. the only real machining done to it was the removal of the charger hump.

 

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Please tell me you don't want to emulate that? If you want light, get a Rem Ti receiver. Mausers were just not meant to be ultra lights. But, you can still make them reasonably light. My .308 on a full sized vz24 weighs a mere 7.25 lbs scoped. It has a 21" bbl, and no lightening cuts. the only real machining done to it was the removal of the charger hump.

 

The pic I have in mind was pretty severe, I wasn't planning on anything that drastic, just wanting to see what was possible. I thought you had posted the pic saying it was for a client that wanted the utmost in ultralight, but it may have been someone else. It may have even been a Rem 700 action. Thanks again for the 33/40 pics................................Scott

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