Mauser Bolt Handle, made in USA by ATI
Shooters Gate
$19.99
Fits: Fits most Mauser 98 Rifles including Swedish, install in order to mount scope and allow function.
Note: Straight Bolt Handle and “Wide Arc” Bolt Handle must be converted in order to use a scope mount. Standard Bolt Handles do not need to be converted.
*Stainless Steel
A “Wide-Arc” Bolt Measures 1.25” or Greater From the Flat Surface of the Stock to the Top of the Bolt Handle
Straight Bolt – Must Convert
“Wide Arc” Bolt – Must Convert
Standard Bent Bolt – No Conversion
Includes Drill Bit, Tap, Hardware and Instructions
Manufactured in the USA
Limited Lifetime Warranty Instructions
Note: Straight Bolt Handle and “Wide Arc” Bolt Handle must be converted in order to use a scope mount. Standard Bolt Handles do not need to be converted.
*Stainless Steel
A “Wide-Arc” Bolt Measures 1.25” or Greater From the Flat Surface of the Stock to the Top of the Bolt Handle
Straight Bolt – Must Convert
“Wide Arc” Bolt – Must Convert
Standard Bent Bolt – No Conversion
Includes Drill Bit, Tap, Hardware and Instructions
Manufactured in the USA
Limited Lifetime Warranty Instructions
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Very happy with my scoped M48 Yugo Mauser
I 've had this on my Yugo Mauser for over 20 years now and delighted with the out come. My end result is rock solid on the bolt. I reason for doing this was the desire to have a scope on the rifle. Here are a few pointers: 1. The hardest part of the install is finding the courage to cut the handle off the bolt with the hacksaw. 2. When measuring where to cut the bolt, do so with the bolt closed NOT open.(bolt should point right, not up). This is because the receiver is not "full round" in the back. This way the new bolt handle will be clear of the receiver when bolt is closed. 3. Cut the bolt handle off, mark the center, drill and tap the hole. 4. Remove sharp edges and round until the new hande fits nice against the bolt, 5. Put the action back into the stock and use a rat tail rasp to add relief groove for the bolt handle. 6. When everything fits nice and works nice, locktite and tighten down the screw. You're done! 7. I had a friend drill and tap the receiver for weaver style bases. 8. A corner of the rear base needed a small amount of filing as it interfered with movement of the bolt. 9. If you keep the same safety as I did, you'll need to shorten it a little (3/16-1/4"). Lastly you'll want "higher" scope rings so the scope clears the stock and rear sight. Good luck!