At the time they were current, I don't recall hearing...
and safety negatives. My good local gunsmith was doing really nice conversions before Navy's issue, and when they came out, he had no safety remarks regarding them. Normally Navy bought guns, and then they were converted/sporterized under their name. However, perhaps someone will know who did the actual work. In any event, that's a lead lobber that got a fair amount of play in the gun magazines of the time. There were loads written up for it that were always labeled in the article "Not for trapdoors & etc" A carbine version floats up in memory, but whether Navy's ofr qgun-writers i don;t recall,
Complete thread:
- Navy Arms Mauser conversion question. -
Hoot,
2013-12-17, 06:56
- At the time they were current, I don't recall hearing... - John Meeker, 2013-12-17, 07:09
- It has been a while... - Brian A, 2013-12-17, 07:21
- Supposed to be real strong, but still close to 110 years old - cas, 2013-12-17, 07:26
- Very interesting. Back in the day, I wanted one of those -
John K.,
2013-12-17, 08:25
- Circa 77-78 I sized several dozen 45-70 cases in a small -
Rob Leahy,
2013-12-17, 08:33
- Nope... I know where all of them are. - Andrew, 2013-12-17, 20:38
- Circa 77-78 I sized several dozen 45-70 cases in a small -
Rob Leahy,
2013-12-17, 08:33
- Nifty rifles, let us know how it works for you. -
Paul,
2013-12-17, 08:58
- Have same story as you'uns.... - Bud, 2013-12-17, 09:28
- Navy Arms Mauser conversion question. - Hobie, 2013-12-17, 10:37
- There was an interesting article in a (I think) 1980s - BobM, 2013-12-17, 18:47
- as I disremember - bob, 2013-12-17, 21:18
- Thanks fellas! -
Hoot,
2013-12-18, 06:35
- The .50 AK brass is/was available from Starline -
Hobie,
2013-12-18, 07:48
- The .50 AK brass is/was available from Starline - uncowboy, 2013-12-19, 06:29
- The .50 AK brass is/was available from Starline -
Hobie,
2013-12-18, 07:48