Mauser M03 Blog

Sunday, 28 February 2016

Mauser M03 - Good Accuracy with 6.5x55

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I'm just back from doing some load development with my Mauser M03 Deluxe and its 6.5x55 Match barrel. I'm now working with Berger 13...
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Sunday, 21 February 2016

Mauser M03 - Good Accuracy with 30-06

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The parcel with my new Wilson reloading dies for 30-06 Springfield arrived on Monday. During the week I prepared a few cases to use in my Ma...
Thursday, 4 February 2016

Mauser M03 - Good Accuracy with 270 Win

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In some earlier posts to this Mauser M03 Blog I promised to see if my M03 270 Win and 30-06 barrels could produce better accuracy with hand ...
Monday, 16 November 2015

Mauser M03 - Accuracy at 300m

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As I've said in earlier posts, for me it's all about first shot accuracy. If I'm shooting at a fox or a pig or a deer, it will b...
Sunday, 15 November 2015

Mauser M03 - Zeroing at 300m

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I was looking at Google Maps to hunt around on a farm for a nice level stretch of 300 meters where I could fire a few shots with my Mauser M...
Sunday, 20 September 2015

Blaser vs Mauser? Click vs Bang!

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Now, I like Blasers. They have some very appealing features such as good build quality, short overall length, light weight, fast reloading a...
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Sunday, 23 August 2015

A Mauser M03 and Lambing Season

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In Australia we have a plague of European foxes. They are beautiful and fascinating animals to watch, until you see them ganging up on a new...
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Saturday, 11 July 2015

First Shot Accuracy with a Mauser M03

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A fox at 160 metres is a small target, so knowing where the first shot will go from a clean, cold 270 Winchester barrel fitted to a Mauser M...
Sunday, 19 April 2015

Three Mauser M03s vs Feral Beasties

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Moonless night - check. Full tank - check. Full block of Cadbury hazelnut chocolate - check. Flasks with hot water, cooler bag with cold ...

Three Mauser M03s vs a Beer Box

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Some wild pigs were making a mess of a farm I shoot on and I hadn't been able to find them during a few sessions at dawn and dusk. It wa...
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