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 Re: Oberndorf Mauser Modell S 7x57
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Nov 30th a 01:27 PM
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Brent,
I think Stutzen rifles first gained popularity for Alpine Hunting in the Tyrol and elsewhere.
Going back to muzzle-loading days I believe that they were often made with a steel shod butt so that with that and the full stock to the muzzle they could be used as a climbing aid.
They are supposed to have issues with grouping and holding their zeros, but fortunately my 9.5 Mannlicher-Schoenauer doesn’t seem to know that.
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