- #MITCHELL MAUSER K98 STOCK LOOKS LIGHT COLORED HOW TO#
- #MITCHELL MAUSER K98 STOCK LOOKS LIGHT COLORED SERIAL NUMBERS#
- #MITCHELL MAUSER K98 STOCK LOOKS LIGHT COLORED CODE#
I have no idea if it wold look right on a Mauser, or just look like Mitchells did it. It really brings out the grain in a nice English or French walnut stocks, same for maple. For the majority of wood stocks that I've don't I've used Permalyn. I've worked with coiled linseed oil on muzzleloaders before, and while a bit time intensive I don't mind working with it.
That I don't really care about either, as I'm really all about a shooter, I just want it to look, from 10 feet or so away, as a German K98k should look and not like a Mitchell does look.
#MITCHELL MAUSER K98 STOCK LOOKS LIGHT COLORED SERIAL NUMBERS#
Going back to Mitchell, I haven't looked it, and really don't care about this part, but I would bet that the serial numbers don't match, or may have even been re-marked. This I've done on a number of horribly finished guns. Mitchell did pretty much everything that is ranted about the internet, so as I said, it's no longer collectible. If it makes any difference, I'm a schooled gunsmith but I do not have access to bluing tanks. Does anyone know where I can find this information? I've looked all over the internet and can't find what I'm looking for. The walnut stock is in very good condition. This Polish Mauser K98 is in very good condition with a 24 inch blue round barrel that has clean bright bore. I am never going to sell it or try to pass it off as collectible. The Mauser K98 is found in 58 countries according to our data.
#MITCHELL MAUSER K98 STOCK LOOKS LIGHT COLORED HOW TO#
So after committing heresy number 1 and about to commit heresy number 2, I want to find out how to get the proper finish on both stock and metal. Afterall, Mictchells has already undone any collector value. has the complete schematic and a wide selection of Mauser 98 parts for your needs. So maybe 1of these heresy makes up for the other, maybe. Looking for bolt action Mauser 98 rifle parts for your latest repair or restoration project Numrich Gun Parts Corp.
#MITCHELL MAUSER K98 STOCK LOOKS LIGHT COLORED CODE#
If the top of the receiver has not been ground down, it should give a code (like 'bnz' or 'dou') and the date the rifle was. So heresy number 2 is that I want to refinish both the stock and metal to make it at least appear proper, that's for my own benefit as I most definitely will not try to pass it off as all original and sell it. It looks like a Mitchell Mauser, ex-Yugoslav, built from mixed parts, polished down, bolt polished, receiver and barrel reblued and the stock sanded and given a clear spray treatment. I know all about Mitchell's reputation for debatchery. p-08 luger mitchells mausers - fine historical & modern P-08 Luger. If you want a good K98 shooter, spend a couple of hundred bucks on an M24/47 Yugo. I just bought a Mitchell Mauser, heresy number 1, but I got it for a great price, I was looking for a shooter, not a collectible, and I ran a bore scope down the barrel to check it first. The history of the Mauser semi-automatic rifles begins under questionable circumstances.
Okay, this is going to be considered heresy in at 2 ways.
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