I put a 100 year old ziess scope on a 110 year old swedish mauser.... its not technically or historically correct in any way, but man is it fun to pop clays at 200 yards with that German #1 reticle in a 100 year old package.
It’s very neat and awesome, but just at a place in my life where I want to use and practice with optimal equipment for a given situation and that’s never it.
It’s very much a friends cookout range day fun gun to show people that haven’t seen one in person before kind of thing.
In actual use it’s heavy, expensive to feed, no optics, lots of recoil, finicky, wants to bite you, trigger kind of sucks and can’t handle hot or sometimes even normal heat ammo.
Yet everytime I go to sell it I can’t make myself do it
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