Note the new two-stage trigger on the left with two anti-friction balls. I will have to look at adapting the 2-ball concept to the other rifles. This is going to be a real gem for service rifle match shooters. Like my other triggers it has full creep & over-travel adjustments. The first stage pull is around 1.5 lbs and the second stage breaks at around 2.5 to 4 lbs depending on how adjusted. And today I finished, at the request of a customer, the design of a true Two-Stage Mauser trigger with my patented features. Lately, I have been working on the 1891 Argentine Mauser and 30-40 Krag model triggers. Jamie, I have been busy inventing new model triggers. I went ahead and ordered the mount from InterOrdnance for only $19.95.Īround the same time John Huber contacted me and stated the following: I found a good candidate for the project in a Yugo m48 that I had already previously made modifications to. The forum poster asked if anyone had ever installed this mount on a Mauser and I toyed with the idea for an article because of the minimal cost and novelty. Using the POSP style scope and base combination you can easily remove the scope for transit and reinstall on the rifle with minimal sight-in, if any. All these features are bundled into a very military non-commercial looking package. They come typically in either fixed or variable magnification and have battery powered (lit) reticules. POSP scopes come in many configurations and from what I have read and seen offer clear and very bright optics at a bargain price.
The kicker is that the mount allows for the attachment of a side mounted Russian military POSP style scope. It is a drill and tap style mount that requires permanent modification to the firearm. The post showed a picture of a simple scope mount that attached to the left side of the receiver ring of a Mauser. Recently I was reading our message forum and came upon a post that caught my interest. Adobe PDF Downloadable Version of Article
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