FN also marketed their own sporters from 1947 to the early 1970's. This is just the American market, they also sold actions to many other gun companies in Europe and elsewhere. All of them would have the Belgian proof marks on the receiver. Higgins, Weatherby as well as direct sales to custom gunmakers. FN produced Mauser sporter actions for Marlin, H&R, Colt, High Standard, Sears/J. I no longer have the book necessary to sort out the fine details. There were at least two different model variations under different names over a 20+ year period in the 1950s and 1960s, maybe later. When was it made? - Answered by a verified Firearms Expert.
VIZRT ARTIST CRACK SERIAL
I have a 270 Caliber Browning FN Belgium Mauser with a Serial # of 8469 and is pre-1958.
It is a darned fine hunting rifle, no worry about quality and value. So you have an FN Mauser.30-06 sporting rifle.Īll the little stamps are various Belgian proof marks. Chrome-vanadium steel marking? Then it is a sporting rifle, not military configuration, right? 'Just like' is not much help in identifying stuff real pictures of the actual rifle is what it takes. Please is this rifle any good, has it got a reputation any info would be much appreciated, Jason. Markings on side of breach ''ARMES DE GUERRE HERSTAL-BELGIOUE' and top of barrel and butt plate has FN logo, on top of barrel stamped a little crown with R under it then a star with K under,then a lion figure on a line and PV under it and then another crown with E and LG under then a star under that. Please can someone help me id this rifle, looks like the FN Mauser picture on the wikipedia file under fn mauser 3006, except no sling ring on barrel, barrel is longer and thinner,stock lock bolt on side is more plain just two holes in it.
0 kommentar(er)
