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I have for sale: I think that it is a Fr7, Spanish bolt action. In the late 40's and 50's these weapons were refitted for the new NATO 308 round. I have only fired it twice. (at my dads)
I had a 6 inch group at 100 yards in the prone position. I had a stray, but shot 4 in a 4 inch group and key holed two. It take five in the gut and is spotless. If you need a 308 in the locker this one could be a good place to start. At 150 yards in a sitting position, I still placed 5 tight. PM me and we can discuss it. I would expect proof of legal ownership of other weapons. I am asking $250.00. This is my mother estate and I have nothing to gain. Fair barter, fair deal. "Break a deal, you must take the wheel".. PF
Thanks to the keen eye of a member here! This Spanish rifle is probably a "Model 1916", referred to as a Guardia Civil, a converted 1893 rifle"... Not in the FR7 family.
I had a 6 inch group at 100 yards in the prone position. I had a stray, but shot 4 in a 4 inch group and key holed two. It take five in the gut and is spotless. If you need a 308 in the locker this one could be a good place to start. At 150 yards in a sitting position, I still placed 5 tight. PM me and we can discuss it. I would expect proof of legal ownership of other weapons. I am asking $250.00. This is my mother estate and I have nothing to gain. Fair barter, fair deal. "Break a deal, you must take the wheel".. PF
Thanks to the keen eye of a member here! This Spanish rifle is probably a "Model 1916", referred to as a Guardia Civil, a converted 1893 rifle"... Not in the FR7 family.
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