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Building a Mauser
Match Rifle - Page 2
The trigger loop was narrowed,
and at the same time "tapered".
Here is the guard in the mill.
If you look closely you can see the spacer (washer) under the left end of the
loop. This tilts the entire thing so the cutter is removing less metal now than
it did at the left-hand end (the rear tang end in this set-up).
And another.
I'm not so sure I like it, but
we'll see what it's like when done J
.
This rifle will be fitted with
a scope, so the receiver was drilled and tapped using a B-Square jig.
I'll be using a Redfield Jr.
one-piece mount, so only three holes were required.