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Is possible to replace a 4" barrel with a 6" on a Mauser Swiss style 29/70?
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I don't see why not. But then again what do I know. I would ask one of the members directly that work on these fine pistols.
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Hi,
Yes, 'but'. You'd have to use a Postwar Mauser made 6" barrel, as the threading style differs from the earlier P08-style barrels. |
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I thought I remembered reading that the barrel shank was differrent from earlier styles. Any idea where to get a post war 6" barrel? Are you out there Tom H.?
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Sorry, I'm completely sold out of the Mauser Parabellum barrels. There is still some NOS in Germany, but no longer importable into the USA. TH
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