A REAL old Weatherby

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Gordon

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I collect older Weatherby's. I have a couple German Sauer produced Mark Vs in .300 and .257, and a German Varmintmaster .224.I have a .378 on the Schultz and Larsen action from about 1962.I also have a Southgate Addressed FN mauser in .270 Weatherby from the middle 50's. But this one I just found in .375 Weatherby is by far the oldest one I've found .With a 3 digit serial number beginning with a 9 it dates from the mid/ late 40's when Roy Weatherby could not obtain Mauser Actions due to wartime closure of plants. He used what he could get. This is a radically worked over Springfield 03 action , restamped Weatherby and Marked .375 Weatherby . It was scoped in the late 50's with a Weatherby Imperial scope 2 3/4-10 (actually a Nickel of Germany) frome the old Noske 2 3/4 it had on it. It was restocked in the 80's locally by Western Gunstocks. I have the slightly cracked original stock and the old Noske scope which has a damaged reticule. But it is a VERY nice shooter/hunter as is. It has a very skinny barrel for a .375 , which is why it jumped out of the original stock. I took this picture at the estate sale before I bought it for $450.:)
 

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That is a Fajen gunstock....

I have one just like it on a custom Mauser I built in the 60's. Mine is bird'seye though. My brother has our Dad's Weatherby .300 mag that he bought back in the mid 50's. His is still original. no clue what the sn might be. I remember shooting it back in the 60's when I got big enough.....chris3
 
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