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Alright guys I decided to trade my mossberg 500 off for a 7mm Mauser I don't know a thing about this gun besides it a Mauser on the side of it it says mauser chieno modelo 1895 deutsche waffen -und munitionsfabriken Berlin I will post pics of it in little bit
 

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Model 1895 made by Mauser for a Chilean military contract. It is a pre 1898 model which means the action is not quite as robust. They are still a good quality rifle when using factory ammo or handloads made to lower pressure specifically for the 93/95 actions.
The round in a more modern bolt gun can be loaded pretty hot and when it is loaded hot it will have an advantage over the 7-08 because of the extra powder capacity. In the lower pressure factory loads it is about like a hot and flatter shooting .30-30.
 

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SSGN_Doc said:
Model 1895 made by Mauser for a Chilean military contract. It is a pre 1898 model which means the action is not quite as robust. They are still a good quality rifle when using factory ammo or handloads made to lower pressure specifically for the 93/95 actions.
The round in a more modern bolt gun can be loaded pretty hot and when it is loaded hot it will have an advantage over the 7-08 because of the extra powder capacity. In the lower pressure factory loads it is about like a hot and flatter shooting .30-30.
Thanks I know different rifle shoot better then others but what can I see in accuracy
 

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The Mdl. 95 is a 2 lug cock on closing action. When reloading use caution as many modern loads are intended for the Mdl. 98, Ruger 77 & Number 1 etc. The 7X57 is a very fine cartridge.:)
So your pretty much say there is a slight chance with reloads or even modern loads it can blow up right?
 

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No not at all. You can use modern loads. However do not use the high pressure loads intended for the 3 Lug or higher pressure actions. These action can spring under stress and lock up. There is a chance you can damage the head space. It is like down loading for a lever action. Just bear in mind this is not a 700 Remington Action.
As for as accuracy it is a military Spec. rifle of the last century. It should be a good 100 yd. deer rifle with the iron sights. The twist rate is fast so you may need a heavy bullet. Good Luck:)
 

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No not at all. You can use modern loads. However do not use the high pressure loads intended for the 3 Lug or higher pressure actions. These action can spring under stress and lock up. There is a chance you can damage the head space. It is like down loading for a lever action. Just bear in mind this is not a 700 Remington Action.
As for as accuracy it is a military Spec. rifle of the last century. It should be a good 100 yd. deer rifle with the iron sights. The twist rate is fast so you may need a heavy bullet. Good Luck:)
So it like load up for a old 45-70 should be easy now to accuracy I know I'm not goin to get sub Moa out it but would a ballpark be 3-31/2 inch?
 

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I have one that i handload for. Great rifle, mine will shoot 1 to 1-1/2 inch groups all day long at 100 yards off the bench bags with iron sights.

140 grain gamekings over a load of varget seem to be the best load in mine. 2765 fps on the chrony. Be prepared to play with seating depth to get the best accuracy. Those oldthroats are not too consistant.
 

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dwmiller said:
I have one that i handload for. Great rifle, mine will shoot 1 to 1-1/2 inch groups all day long at 100 yards off the bench bags with iron sights.

140 grain gamekings over a load of varget seem to be the best load in mine. 2765 fps on the chrony. Be prepared to play with seating depth to get the best accuracy. Those oldthroats are not too consistant.
Wow your getting that tight of groups out of a milsurp there might be hope for this old girl then
 

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jpattersonnh said:
Two places the 7x57 made its' mark. Spanish American war (san juan hill) and the second Boer war. Good luck w/ her!!
Yep there some history to the round alright I was wondering think its a good idea if I redo the stock because its has a nice amount of ware on it and I need a project
 

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Muliemaster said:
Nope its you piece now, collectors look elsewhere, besides ugly guns are like ugly women, you love to play but dont wanna be seen right??? Man that was messed up, dang just shut up an re finish that stock ok got it ¿¿¿¿¿¿
Alright alright you made it load and clear lol
 
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Too bad bubba got a hold of it. A Chilean Mauser in original condition is bringing quite a price nowadays. Don't listen to these guys about the "might not be safe to shoot w/ higher pressure loads stuff." That action is plenty strong. The problem is that the bolt does not have the same gas venting ability as a 98 Mauser if a cartridge were to let go. That being said, a load a grain or two under maximun will be fine. Those 95 Mausers are very accurate too.
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