Question about "sproterizing"

[Damien45]

If this has been asked, I appologize.

Anyone know of a good website for custom rebuilds of say a Mauser? I really loved my old Yugo (should have kept it). After the stock blew up on me, I sort of let it go.

Thinking about getting another one. This time I want to maybe rechamber it, new stock, barrel, ect. Any help?

[Mike 56]

This guy is buliding two on line step by step he is not done yet but their is lots of info. http://www.surplusrifleforum.com/vie...=25499&start=0

Mike

[Morales]

Don't do it.

[-hanko]

If this has been asked, I appologize.

Anyone know of a good website for custom rebuilds of say a Mauser? I really loved my old Yugo (should have kept it). After the stock blew up on me, I sort of let it go.

Thinking about getting another one. This time I want to maybe rechamber it, new stock, barrel, ect. Any help?

You'd be time/money ahead by buying a Mauser receiver; large or small ring, depending on how you want to chamber the gun. After removing the stock and barrel, all you have left is the receiver anyway.

-hanko

[8200rpm]

Unless you enjoy frivolous tinkering, why not just buy a new or slightly used, recent-manufacture rifle if you want a sporter?

[AJAX22]

Barreled receivers are available for some mil surp rifles, mosin nagats, enfields, steyr manlichers.

if you're going to do a total build up, why not start there?