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Drm50 · September 30, 2020, 12:27 PM

I just sold a Sears M-50 made in Belgium 98. Rifle is in very nice shape and for the price of these new entry level rifles is a real deal. There are a lot of commercial rifles that were imported in 50s thru 70s built on Mauser actions. Many of these rifles sold for less than a Win 70 or Rem 700. I know I would rather have one of these rifles than a lot of the stuff they are pawning off as rifles today. Back in 70s Interarms had CZ and they were cheaper than American makes, except maybe Savage 110 which was a second class rifle in those days.

September 30, 2020, 12:27 PM	#5
Drm50 Senior Member Join Date: November 10, 2014 Posts: 1,382	I just sold a Sears M-50 made in Belgium 98. Rifle is in very nice shape and for the price of these new entry level rifles is a real deal. There are a lot of commercial rifles that were imported in 50s thru 70s built on Mauser actions. Many of these rifles sold for less than a Win 70 or Rem 700. I know I would rather have one of these rifles than a lot of the stuff they are pawning off as rifles today. Back in 70s Interarms had CZ and they were cheaper than American makes, except maybe Savage 110 which was a second class rifle in those days.