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Unread 03-02-2005, 03:48 PM   #13
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I've seen numerous Mauser-Interarms (1970's production) pictured with trigger, safety, ejector and take-down looking like "straw". (Didn't see any with the extractor strawed - I would have thought the extractor would be a prime candidate for tempering.) Is that merely painted or plated?

My understanding is that these parts ('37 and earlier?) were tempered to improve the "springiness" of the metal, which would reduce breakage.
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