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postal money order, certified check, and credit card. If you have any further questions please send me a message before bidding. What you see in the pictures is what you are purchasing and receiving. The stock is in good condition with a nice finish. The receiver and rear sight have coinciding serial numbers. This receiver and barrel are both in good condition and the rifling on the inside is in very good shape. This Mauser was made in 1938 prior to World War II. Other posts on this forum come from guys who have enjoyed excellent results with these powders, so you need to see which works best for you in your rifles.Description: This is a 1938 Turkish Mauseer chambered for 8mm. I have not been impressed with IMR 3031 or IMR 4831 in terms of accuracy in any of my rifles. 243 all suggest that IMR 4064 is a very satisfactory powder in terms of accuracy. My experience with reloading 8x57 is limited, but extensive tests with. I have some Hornady 150s loaded over various weigts of IMR 4064 but have not yet had a chance to try them. I will be trying other powders with both bullets, but have found that 46.5 grains of IMR 4064 over the Remington 185gr yielded average 3 shot 100 yard groups of 0.75" (biggest 1.38", smallest 0.38".) I found that 48 grains of IMR 3031 over the 150 grain Hornadys yielded 5 shot 100 yard groups averaging 1.19". I've started working up a load for it, and have tried the Hornady 150 grain Spire Point with IMR 3031 powder, and the Remington 185 grain PSP bullet with IMR 4064 powder. I got a new Remington Classic in November in 8x57mm Mauser.
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