Voere/Kleingunther Rifle

Old Fool

Help!!

I have a rifle on the bench that I am unfamiliar with, and I need to remove the stock for cleaning. I is a .270 bolt action, and a really nice rifle. The right side of the barrel is marked "Voere Voehrenbach Made in Germany" the left side of the action is marked "Kleinguenther Seguin Tex" and the ser # is 7885**. I have removed the bolt at the front of the floor plate, and there is no other obvious attatchment. Please HELP[?]

cbxjeff

Klein Guenther took Voere rifles and upgraded them. I have a number of Voeres including a 270 but mine are from Austria. Different companies - same name but both used the Mauser action quite often. I believe Klein Guenther is still in business, try a web search. If not, try searches for "collectible rifles" or "collectible firearms".

You are right - they are beauties.

Old Fool

I got it [:I] The rear action screw was hidden under the (very un-Mauser like) trigger gaurd/floor plate. You have to drive out the floor plate release pin in order to access it. That is onebeautiful rifle.[:D]

scott

it sounds like you have either a K14 or K15....when these were accurized by kleinguenther, they gave a 3 shot 1/2" guarentee ...the only disclaimer was... "as long as the barreled action wasnt removed from the stock "

texas-shooter

Be careful when you put it back together. The trigger guard/floorplate arrangement on the Kleinguenther K14 (with the detachable mag) is all aluminum. I know because I broke mine above the hinge. KDF (Kleinguenther Distinctive Firearms) bought out Bob Kleinguenther a number of years ago and has some spare parts. The one I broke was $250. I love mine (7MM Rem Mag) after I got done breaking it.

Old Fool

I think it is a K-15. The floor plate/triggerguard is steel, but the thick plate inside of it is Al. The magazine is not removable. Thanks very much for the good information and advice[:D] (I need all of the help I can get[:o)]).