Any ammunition or personnel in our photos are Not included. Not transferable to civilian residents of California due to its cage and launcher device. 308 in the photos, however, complete with sling, bayonet, and scabbard, for only $ 439.00. They often command prices well over $600 apiece. FR8 Rifles were an improvement over the more common FR7 conversions. Bayonet shows sharpening wear to its center section, as the photos show. Bore, chamber, and mechanism are all bright and clean, with sharp clean rifling and no pitting. We rate it as Very Good Refinish, 75 percent vicinity by our estimate, but photos ought to suffice for our distinguished shoppers to judge finish grade for themselves. Surface detractions are moderate, principally edge wear to the metal and contact scouring to the wood. This rifle has undergone one arsenal refinish. Weight empty no bayonet is 8 pounds 2 ounces, with center of gravity 1 inch back of the chamber mouth. Length of pull is 13 inches, with a 1 inch right hand cant. Sling is original Spanish Army issue, with eyelet swivel and the front sight and on the left side of and lower edge of the buttstock. 250 arched center steel, pulls two stage at 4 1/2 pounds, with minimal to moderate felt creep and overtravel. Mechanism is straight bolt handle Mauser, with top cowl 3 position safety. Action is top loading, with stripper clip slot, magazine holds 5 rounds of. Front sight is CETME type elevation adjustable, ring protected post, with dial calibrated aperture and notch raised rear sight. bayonet with polymer scabbard is included. Barrel has a distinctive bayonet mounting assembly beneath it, on the order of the CETME system, and a correct Brazilian I.N.I. Six slot grenade compatible muzzle brake brings the barrel’s overall length out to 20 inches. 610 outside diameter behind the muzzle collar, and. Barrel is 18 inch, with six groove right hand 1:12 rifling. Construction is entirely steel metal, with Spanish walnut stock and barrel guard.

By our poor memory, this rifle was imported some time in the 1990s. This rifle served alongside the newly adopted CETME rifles in the Spanish Army, and with mounted officers of the Guardia Civil. From is FR8-07000 range serial number, it is probably first year production, 1954, or 1955 at the latest. Importer was Century Arms, so marked on the side of the barrel. Manufacturer was Fabrica de Armas of Coruna, Spain, and so marked. Type is large ring Mauser bolt action rifle. Description: From a collection near Fort Campbell, Kentucky, comes very attractive FR8, Fusil Reformado, Spanish Mauser chambered in.

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