m1910 mauser
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Fork Horn
Joined: Jun 2009
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From: orygun
i just got back from trying my new to me 7x57 mauser,wow.its a m1910 built in 1934,customized with a 22 in barrel at 7lbs w/o a scope.i tried some 140 gr corelokts and not bad,it did a couple of 1in groups but ill find what she likes real quick.handles great and not much recoil,i think i found my new goto rifle
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Nontypical Buck
Joined: Oct 2011
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From: Midwest
I am old-fashioned, I still think the Mauser bolt action rifle is one of the best ever made. I do not know what a 1910 model is, I suspect one of the "Spanish Mausers", especially when it is chambered in 7X57. Those were some of the best made military rifles ever made, the craftmanship was great. I have a 1908 Brazilian Mauser in 7X57. It is stock, I have never fired it. At one time I was thinking of taking off some of the 29" barrel and putting a scope on it, I decided to leave it as is. The 7X57 is a very good round, will take most anything in the US and does not kick as much as a 30-06. With a little care, that gun will last another century and I imagine 7X57 ammo will still be sold. Have fun with it.



