Mausers-you all made me do it.

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How rare are the M48BO models, I missed out on a M48BO at the LGS, because of a Henry rifle I wanted more. :oops:
I know they are just sanitized of crest and markings, I have not seen one since.
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Thanks desdem. I need to call him. That thing appeared to have the correct floor plate. Not any thing like the other pics here.
I will have to double check the trigger guard and for Serial Numbers. The Receiver is only stamped M48 below the crest.
No A or B. I have a much better idea now.
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I'm not sure on the BO numbers GM I think if the price was right i would a bought it. I have never seen one anywhere that i can remember. I will have to do some checking. There are more M48s and As then the others though as they were starting to use the AKs and SKSs. :D
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I might also add that the yugo K98s are not found much and if at a good price yous hould get those too. I have seen one here and it lasted about 30 seconds and was gone. I think they wanted $300 for it which was a fair price. :D
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I have not been able to find the BO numbers, not sure there are any. A bo could be a scrubbed model of any of the M48s aand also a scrubbed Yugo K98 or a scrubbed german K. Most were sent to Egypt and albania. I am not sure of if or when we imported guns from these places but i know there are other egyption weapons so i would bet that the BOs here came from egypt. :D
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Des, are these milled bands?
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Yes those are. I think the main one that is stamped that is easy to tell is the rear one. It has beena while since i have seen one though. Those you have are the older ones. :D
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desdem12 wrote:I have not been able to find the BO numbers, not sure there are any. A bo could be a scrubbed model of any of the M48s aand also a scrubbed Yugo K98 or a scrubbed german K. Most were sent to Egypt and albania. I am not sure of if or when we imported guns from these places but i know there are other egyption weapons so i would bet that the BOs here came from egypt. :D

Thanks for the info :thumbsup: , next time I won't let the allure of those shiny brass receivers cloud my judgement. :bang: It had all the features as what the M48B show, just no crest stamp, it didn't look like the crest was ground off, just not stamped. The only other thing I remember, is everything marked with a 1 in a circle, and the stock, the wood looked dark, about like walnut. I'm sure it was not that oil soaked, just a very dark wood.
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There is some sentiment that some M48s were assembled from parts and never stamped. These most likely would be of the B variety as these were the last in the line somewhere around late 50s and early 60s for the B and early 60s for BOs made from parts. Here is a good sight for info on all yugo mausers.
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looks better than when you told me about it today! great find! love the marked Serbian/ Bosnian Relics as I know youo do too!
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Thanks LMC, nice meeting you today. Ready for some bacon. Oh what gun to bring, ah I will just bring a bunch. :lol:
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BuckeyeSgt wrote:Thanks LMC, nice meeting you today. Ready for some bacon. Oh what gun to bring, ah I will just bring a bunch. :lol:
Don't make fun of my snake boots. It's the only thing I'm scared to death of. :big shock:
Imc will make you cook it though! :lol: :lol: :lol:
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OLD OUTLAW wrote:
BuckeyeSgt wrote:Thanks LMC, nice meeting you today. Ready for some bacon. Oh what gun to bring, ah I will just bring a bunch. :lol:
Don't make fun of my snake boots. It's the only thing I'm scared to death of. :big shock:
Imc will make you cook it though! :lol: :lol: :lol:
He brought you up in conversation today. Lol hey if he cleans it I will cook it. :D
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Cooking is easy ..dig a hole and throw it in there with some charchol and pineapple and let it cook for a while then pull it out and eat it. :biggrin:
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desdem12 wrote:Cooking is easy ..dig a hole and throw it in there with some charchol and pineapple and let it cook for a while then pull it out and eat it. :biggrin:
You know how hard it is to dig a hole down here in this rock infested place? That's why we don't have basements. Man, I miss a basement.
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BuckeyeSgt wrote:
desdem12 wrote:Cooking is easy ..dig a hole and throw it in there with some charchol and pineapple and let it cook for a while then pull it out and eat it. :biggrin:
You know how hard it is to dig a hole down here in this rock infested place? That's why we don't have basements. Man, I miss a basement.
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