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 Re: A mystery pre-war 30-06 JP Sauer came home today
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Apr 17th a 12:23 AM
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Hello All, Well, I got another JP Sauer today. This one is 8x57 caliber. I think this one might be an early one. It is cock on close and there is a little finger that helps hold the bolt handle down. (see third picture from the end) This one has stamps and numbers all over the place - I have shown all that I found. I will be happy to hear from someone that knows what they all mean. The stock looks as old as the rifle but its not like the one on the 30-06. I have slugged the bore and its .318 dia. Here are all the photos of the rifle and the markings. Do you think I could find a scope with the required mounting for this rifle? http://www.buckstix.com/buckpics/SAUER8X57-000.jpg![[Linked Image from buckstix.com]](http://www.buckstix.com/buckpics/SAUER8X57-000.jpg) http://www.buckstix.com/buckpics/8x57sauer-000.jpg![[Linked Image from buckstix.com]](http://www.buckstix.com/buckpics/8x57sauer-000.jpg)
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