Spanish 7mm Mauser - Oviedo 

I have four of the Spanish Mausers , a long rifle , two of the short rifles , one in 7mm and the other in 7.62x51 NATO and a sporterized carbine , also a Chilean Mauser .

@@milsurprifleguy7091 Congratulations. I had one old Sp Mauser (Mod. 1893) and one Winchester 30-30 (if you prefer Winchester Md. 1894) between others guns.

Thanks for the info

That´s an stupid answer. No Falange symbols, no political connotations. That is the cross, you can see it in the Catedral de Oviedo and in any Oviedo flag: es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cruz_de_la_Victoria blog.imazu.es/bandera-asturias-historia/ And those are the Falange symbols; es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Falange_Espa%C3%B1ola El yugo y las flechas. ¿Sabes dónde está Oviedo? No, ¿verdad? Viaja más, e inventa menos cuentos.

Jajajaja, what a stupid answer. Can you recognize this cross? es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bandera_de_Oviedo es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archivo:Uvieu_flag.svg ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5kQDJ1pb-hc.html

Sorry getting back to you so late , I goggled about it . I did not find anyone that had done so . On a forum people thought it could be possible . I do not have a Mexican Mauser myself , I do have a Spanish , Brazilian & a Chilean Mauser in 7mm so maybe I could try in the future changing the stocks on them

Thank you , I appreciate that

Thank you , I also have the rifle in the original 7mm caliber . At some point I will make a video of that rifle

@@milsurprifleguy7091 do it!!!

I knew mine was in the 7.62 when I bought it and the talk about it being sleeved . I figured using a reduced load would be better suited for it , except mine has the issue of chambering a round properly . If I can fix that , I would go back to see how it shots . I do have the Spanish Mauser in the 7.62 conversion & functions with no problems . I may also acquire one in the original 7mm anyway . Thanks for watching & your comment

From what I have seen & read the stocks are made from walnut . I did not find , at the moment what variety of walnut ,or if it was the local walnut in Northern Spain where the Oviedo Arsenal was at

Yes , there is a lot of discussion about these rifles being converted from 7mm to the 7.62x51 vs being Cetme . I did check the rifle first overall & test fire a round and check the casing before I shoot any more , plus checking those cases afterwards also , which I do with any of my firearms I acquire

Have any links? These were tested to 98000psi by H.P. White labs before damage occurred.

Thank you

@@milsurprifleguy7091 You´re ridiculously wrong That is the cross: ¿Can you see it on the Oviedo flag? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5kQDJ1pb-hc.html es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bandera_de_Oviedo Falange symbols or political connotations only exist in the minds of people who have never been to Spain, and could not even pinpoint where that country is on a map. Dou you know Fernando Alonso? He is from Oviedo too. And you can see a lot of flags with this cross in each F1 GP.

@@sarahkamitriva2463 thank you , I will look that up , I appreciate your information

Thank you for watching the video & your comment . Most will agree that German made firearms are of high quality . This is just one of the Oviedo Mausers I have in my collection

@@milsurprifleguy7091 thank you for your video 👍 My 1893 Mauser 7x57 is my favorite of all my bolt actions military rifles and all the rest would go before the ‘93 it’s just so darn perfect 😍 Happy New Year to you and yours