Mausers

[ccsniper]

I have three turkish mauser m38's, and have been looking for spare parts for about 40 minutes online. I can't seem to find a spare parts for them. But I can find yugo m48 complete bolts, are the insides of these two bolts the same? I am not going to be using the yugo m48 in the gun, just wondering if the firing pin, extractor, and springs were the same on the inside as the turk m38 bolt. the parts I am looking for: extractor, firing pin, all springs, trigger assembly (found this one), and spare pins/screws. thanks in advance.

 

[NCsmitty]

Turk K.kale Mausers are full length actions, where M48's are intermediate actions and the bolt and firing pin are shorter and have a different bolt face. The M48 bolts will fit the 1903 Turk Mauser actions. (not K.Kale)


NCsmitty

 

[iiranger]

Try

This is not a high demand area so the ads are scarce. Hard copy Shotgun News will have some ads by the likes of SARCO, NJ, etc. Springfield Sporters is out of business. Don't know about Tom Forrest, CA. Century Arms, St. Albans, VT has had parts. SAMCO Global Arms rarely. But this is not the sort of thing google will bring up quick. Low demand.

Never hurts to begin with Brownells. They take questions by email and very knowledgeable. Gun Parts Corp/ Numrich Corp, same company I think, is the huge outfit with a bit of everything. Fast but costs the most too. Luck.

 

[NCsmitty]

Tennessee gun parts has some of the parts you need, but not all.


http://www.tngunparts.com/mauser.htm

Hoosier too.

http://www.hoosiergunworks.com/catalog/mausers.html


NCsmitty

 

[jimmyraythomason]

Gunbroker.com under "gun parts-rifle-Mauser- small parts" has tons of Mauser parts.<http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/SearchResults.asp>

 

[Olympus]

Front what I have heard about Turk Mausers, not all of them were full length. I could very well be wrong, but I'm pretty sure I remember hearing that from somewhere. I don't have any experience with the Turk variety. It might be something to look into though.

 

[Schofield3]

http://www.turkmauser.com/

Good info here too, and some links to part sites