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    Posted: 09 March 2010 at 5:53pm
The M44's finish was looking pretty rough and I needed something to do during my spring break, so I decided to refinish it and add a scope.  I ordered the scope and mount kit last week and started sanding Friday night.  The scope is a Simmons Prohunter 4x.  The mount is from S&K, very sturdy.  For the finish I used a spar urethane.
Before I started

Disassembled

Beat up original finish.

Sanded

First coat

Finished
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very nice!
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im on my ugly lenovo think pad right now!
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Scout mount on the scope. I like.
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Please tell me you didn't sand down so far as to remove the proofing stamps on the stock.

Also, you couldn't get a PU type scope mount and scope? BAH!
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You mean this ?

Also, a PU scope/mount would require me to bend my bolt handle 90 degrees.
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That's one of them. Mine has about 20 stamps in total, I've even got the USSR cartouche on mine rather clearly as well. Kinda rare that one.
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Originally posted by tallen702 tallen702 wrote:

Please tell me you didn't sand down so far as to remove the proofing stamps on the stock.

Also, you couldn't get a PU type scope mount and scope? BAH!
I hope you weren't serious about drilling and tapping the thing to attach a copy of an out-date scope on an incorrect rifle. Scout scopes are reversible modifications in case M44's are ever worth anything.
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I like it, it looks good.  It should make a good deer rifle.
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Took it to the range yesterday to sight in and found out something interesting.  The rear sight base is crooked, which makes the scope crooked to the point that I can't make up for it by adjusting windage.  It was off probably 1.5-2 feet at 25 yards.  Angry  So it looks like I have to find a used sight base that isn't crooked and have some more work to do.  For now the irons are back on.
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