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Re: Schuetzen and Jacketed Bullets
Reply #15 - Oct 11th, 2007 at 3:31pm
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Fred, 7.5 x 55 Schmidt-Rubin is the proper designation.  Extractor has a spring loaded plunger with an external spring on the left side of the action.
  
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Re: Schuetzen and Jacketed Bullets
Reply #16 - Oct 11th, 2007 at 3:42pm
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have H. M Pope #734, high wall action, chambered for 7.5 Swiss.  Dated 6.17.34, twist code SA 14.  I would be VERY surprised if that barrel was intended for other than jacketed bullets.  Stock is full schuetzen, missing the butt plate similar to those used by Hammerli in that period (you may have noticed my wanted ad in the Journal for many months).


Perhaps this rifle was built up as an Olympic free Rifle.   They shot free rifle in the 1896 Summer games and I think ever since then.

  
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