A while back Marky picked up a Yugo Mauser at an estate auction. Any new firearm that comes into the armory get’s completely taken down to check for damage, repairs, or unexpected markings.
You can see complete pics of the rifle here: Yugo K98 Mauser
I took these photos a while back and forgot to publish them. When looking for cracks in surplus rifles, they tend to show up in two spots: Where the action connects in the wood and where the stock is thinned out.
Here we see both.
All cracks have been addressed with epoxy and are now stable.
Freeze
“Shooting Guns & Having Fun”
Staff Writer at John1911.com
Writer at John1911.com. Co-Host of the John1911 Podcast.
Freeze is our resident All-American hunter, shooter, gunsmith and military surplus collector. When he is not processing his own game or running the smoker, he focuses on Com-Bloc weapons and Black Powder Shooting.
Freeze is our resident All-American hunter, shooter, gunsmith and military surplus collector. When he is not processing his own game or running the smoker, he focuses on Com-Bloc weapons and Black Powder Shooting.
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