Mauser M98 in 11,2x60 Schuler

[HWL]

Sometimes, a now or never - situation appears........

Exactly this happened to me, and I did the shot, in front of egun.... "the German Gunbroker".

I won an auction for an obviously pre WWI Mauser M98 in 11,2x60 Schuler, made by Otto Bock, Berlin.

Old, worn out, heavily used, but still in original condition.

The gun hopefully will be delivered next week.

No ammo, no cases, no dies, no bullets, no reloading data.... but I am wildly determined to bring it back to life.


HWL

 

[Rell]

You are a patron sir. Save it, love it, get it shooting and preserve it for the next generation. My hats off to you.

 

[PerH]

Bock, Otto

The following appeared in the 1907 issue of Schuss und Waffe Otto Bock- Purveyor to the Royal Court Well known among hunters, he is celebrating the 25th anniversary of his business which he founded in 1883. His reputation as a Gun Maker, Taxidermist and Antler Specialist made him famous...

www.germanhuntingguns.com

About Bock there, fine rifle you got there.

 

[PerH]

11.2x60 R Schüler / MUNICION.ORG

old.municion.org

Saw on link elsewhere , check with CH4D for dies ,Roberson make or have made brass, check with them or Bertram.

 

[Hunter4752001]

Whether the rifle can restored to life or not, it's a piece of hunting history which deserved to go to someone like you that values it for what it represents. Kudos Sir.

 

[Red Leg]

That is a treasure!! I owned a somewhat similar rifle a number of years ago (had the 3/4 length stock), and before I could get it up and running I found a fellow with a Lindner (Empire grade) that loved it more than me. If the bore is good, you can get it running again.

 

[HWL]

That is a treasure!! I owned a somewhat similar rifle a number of years ago (had the 3/4 length stock), and before I could get it up and running I found a fellow with a Lindner (Empire grade) that loved it more than me. If the bore is good, you can get it running again.

I read your thread about your rifle and thought, it is pretty much the same.

But your's was a 11,2x72 Schuler, wasn't it?

Did you shot the buffalo you announced?


HWL

 

[Red Leg]

I read your thread about your rifle and thought, it is pretty much the same.

But your's was a 11,2x72 Schuler, wasn't it?

Did you shot the buffalo you announced?


HWL

Yes it was, but no, I never took it to Africa.

 

[GuttormG]

Hope you update as you go along!

Cases can be made from 458win.mag, lathework is involved. Bullet diameter is ..440". Loaddata-never seen..

 

[VertigoBE]

I saw this one on egun too. Good luck with breathing her back into life @GuttormG ! Looking forward to reading about the progress

 

[93marlin]

Congrats on your rifle. Enjoy it!

 

[pjaln]

had this restored about 25 years ago ...Paul

 

[pjaln]

more pics

 

[Nevada Mike]

That is a treasure!! I owned a somewhat similar rifle a number of years ago (had the 3/4 length stock), and before I could get it up and running I found a fellow with a Lindner (Empire grade) that loved it more than me. If the bore is good, you can get it running again.

Red Leg, you have good taste.

My Lindner 20...

 

[Monsai52]

Good luck with that classic! Looks like Robertson lists brass for it.

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Best regards,

 

[HWL]

more pics

Great Job..... did you ever hunted with...

Do you have a source for ammunition or reloading components?

HWL

 

[pjaln]

Great Job..... did you ever hunted with...

Do you have a source for ammunition or reloading components?

HWL

no I never hunted it , thats the only bullet that was in the trap when I got the gun

 

[93marlin]

My Sauer double rifle is marked on the underside of the barrels 11.2x60r.
Could your rifle take a rimless version?

 

[HWL]

Your's is, I guess, the rimmed version.

Mine is the rimless version.

HWL

 

[DieJager]

What was the use for the 11,2 x60 Schüler, DG?
Also how much energy does it deliver from the muzzle?