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.35 Whelen Mauser Project Part 1

In this Brownells Tech Tip, Caleb introduces a personal project: restoring and customizing an old Mauser action (originally a CZ Brno military rifle) into a .35 Whelen hunting rifle. He walks through every piece of the build, including installing a Shilen short-chambered barrel, fitting a Richard's Microfit stock, using Talley rings and bases, and finishing with final touches like trigger guard reshaping and possible iron sights. If you're into DIY gunsmithing or Mauser builds, this is a great behind-the-scenes look at what goes into a custom rifle transformation. Chapters 0:00 Intro and project overview 0:25 The Mauser’s origin and condition 1:00 Chamber and bolt disassembly 1:27 Drilled, tapped, and prepped for scope 1:44 Why .35 Whelen for Iowa hunting 1:55 Installing Shilen short-chambered barrel 2:28 Reaming and headspace tools 2:55 Modifying the bottom metal 3:14 Bolt handle and cosmetic work 3:22 Talley bases and ring selection 3:45 Milling clearance for bolt 3:58 Stock from Richard's Microfit Gunstocks 4:31 Barrel fit and length considerations 5:14 Stock fitting and ambi mods 5:38 Recoil pad and grip shaping 5:50 Possible barrel band sight 6:03 Final thoughts and Brownells Tech Line