Оружие / Mauser Bolt Action Shop Manual M91, Mauser M98 & M96 How to Build Your Favorite Custom Rifle, Mauser Military Rifles of the World

Название: Mauser Bolt Action Shop Manual M91, Mauser M98 & M96 How to Build Your Favorite Custom Rifle, Mauser Military Rifles of the World
Авторы: J. Kuhnhausen, R.A. Walsh, Robert W. D. Ball
Издательство: Brownells, Inc. / Wilfe / Gun Digest / F+W Media / Krause Publications
Год: 1990-1997-2011
Страниц: 225+129+450
Язык: English
Формат: True PDF+PDF OCR
Размер: 279 MB

The only really detailed gunsmithing and repair manual on these superb actions ever printed. 100's of crystal clear photos and illustrations. Covers troubleshooting & problem solving (including the cause of and remedy for safety-off fires); parts identification and inspection; parts fitting and replacement; complete repair; trigger work; rebarreling and chambering; magnum conversions; action shortening; bolt work; sight installation; data on reheat treating M98 receivers and bolts for optimum use in custom sporting rifles, and much more. The effects of firing modern high pressure cartridges in small ring Mauser actions originally designed and barreled for cartridges in the approx. 37,000 to 40,000 psi range is included as a safety warning for those unfamiliar or in need of reminding. Photographs of sectioned receivers show receiver lug surface setback caused by firing 50,000+ psi cartridges in M93/95 Mauser actions with moderate and softer heat treats.
The M98 and M96 Mauser military rifles are among the best, most reliable and strongest bolt-action rifles ever manufactured worldwide. A good, mechanically sound M98 Mauser bolt action will easily handle
chamber pressures of at least 65,000 psi or more, and because of the third safety locking lug on the rear of the bolt, you need not fear the bolt will fail under severe conditions.
The purpose of this book is to examine the significance of the
Mauser rifle in the military and political histories of countries
around the world. Mauser rifles have been, in all likelihood, the
most widely used weapons system the world has ever seen.