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  • The Jensen Rifle Company Ltd., a Division of Baltimar Ltd., was launched into the marketplace in May 2004 for the same reasons that Harris Holland, the founder of Holland & Holland Ltd of London, introduced H. Holland in 1835:

    for want of better quality!

     

    The founder and owner of Baltimar Ltd., Stig Anders Jensen, has been shooting since his early childhood both shotgun and rifle.

     

    During a vocational stay in America, he learned about reloading metallic cartridges for handguns and rifles. Thus with a ballast in reloading he knew that with handloading one were able to improve groups to sub MOA on almost any given rifle, unless the barrel/chamber was made to exceede the tolerances for the calibre.

  • Jensen Rifle Company Ltd.

    Time-honoroured ways are best

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    M98

    Based on the original Mauser ’98 system with its hand-cut barrel, Jensen Rifle’s M98 is more than an exclusive rifle. It is a masterpiece.

     

    The M98 uses the original Mauser ’98 action. A modern classic, the Mauser ’98’s controlled feed system has never been bettered. Even if you turn the rifle upside down, the round will not fall out of the magazine. And, because you have to eject the cartridge before you can feed in the next round, you cannot jam or double feed a ’98 action.

     

    Many modern ‘push-feed’ actions are fully acceptable under normal and less stressful hunting conditions. But most professional big game hunters insist on a Mauser ’98-type action. Because when you only have one chance to make the shot, the Mauser ’98 will never let you down.

     

    Jensen Rifles take the original Mauser action and they completely overhaul, blue-print and accurise it. Finally, the action is ground and polished to a high gloss finish until it is case-hardened and blued. The M98 is available to order in almost all standard and safari calibres.

     

    From €12.800 in STD Kaliber

    and from €18,800 in Magnum

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    M99

    The M99 is based on the legendary Winchester rifle with an M-70 pre ’64 lock featuring a controlled feed. The rifle has a Monte Carlo stock and a more modern look than the M98. The cut and precision of the barrel, however, are a match for the quality of the more elaborate M98.

     

    The barrel and lock are mounted in a beautiful piece of top-quality Turkish walnut which is hand checkered. The M99 comes in a range of standard calibres: 30-06, 6.5x55, .270 win, 7x57, 8x57, 9,3x62.

     

    From €4,800

  • Straight and true

     

    The barrel is the heart of a rifle. Fit a poor barrel to a good action and you will get poor MOA groups. But fit a poor action to a good barrel and you can still achieve good groups. Of course, if you fit a bad barrel to a bad action, you have a problem. That is why it is so important to fit a cut rifled barrel to an excellent action if you want to achieve the best sub MOA groups.

     

    The basic process of drilling the bore is the same for all three methods – with one exception. The hammer-forged barrel begins as a blank which is less than half the finished barrel length, so the barrel still bears evidence of material stress when it heats up during a shoot.

     

    We start off with a chrome moly steel blank 75cm in length and 32mm in diameter, which is turned to size and stress relieved. The bore is drilled with a gun drill until it is a little less than the target diameter of the final bore, and then it is reamed to size. The blank is then hand lead lapped for uniform cutter-box travel before being fitted to our own manually operated rifling machine so we can begin the cut rifling process. The cutter box with a single cutting knife is passed through the bore, returned and indexed for the next groove and so on until we achieve the correct groove depth. The idea is to make sure the bore diameter and groove depth meet the industry’s minimum specification for each calibre.

     

    The barrel is almost ready. But first it needs to be hand lead lapped once again in three steps, resulting in a smooth, conical finish. The barrel is then profiled to the required contour, threaded, chambered, cut to length and crowned. Finally, it is polished to a high gloss finish, and engraved with the maker’s name and serial number before we test its accuracy and feel by shooting it with factory ammunition. When we are satisfied, we blue the barrel to order, and it is ready for its new owner.

  • Jensen Rifle Company Ltd.

    Bespoke rifles since 2004

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    The Jensen concept

    accuracy, accuracy, accuracy

    We match the action to your barrel or calibre of choice in the white. The barrelled action is then glass bedded into the stock for maximum stability. A fully adjustable match-grade trigger mechanism is fitted to the action and adjusted to the optimal weight and play. Once we have test shot the rifle and are satisfied with its accuracy, the barrel and action can be blued and fitted into the stock. The rifle is now ready for its new owner.

     

    We guarantee that our sub-30 calibre rifles shoot three-shot half-inch MOA groups, and our larger calibre rifles will shoot one-inch MOA groups at 100 metres with factory ammunition.

     

    And we can do this because every single gun that leaves our factory has been through strict quality assurance – and has passed with distinction.

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    The original Mauser 98 system

    "A proven concept"

    We use the original Mauser ’98 action – a modern classic with a controlled feed system that has never been bettered. Even if you turn the rifle upside-down, the round will remain in the magazine. Because you have to eject the cartridge before you can feed in the next round, you cannot jam or double feed a ’98 action.

     

    Many modern ‘push-feed’ actions are fully acceptable under normal and less stressful hunting conditions. But most professional big game hunters insist on a Mauser ’98-type action. Because when you only have one chance to make the shot, the Mauser ’98 will never let you down.

     

    Jensen Rifles take the original Mauser action and they completely overhaul, blue-print and accurise it. Finally, the action is ground and polished to a high-gloss finish until it is case-hardened and blued.

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    Meet the Turkish beaty

    Looks that last

    We manufacture every stock from Turkish walnut blanks. Each blank is copy-routed from a classic rifle stock at 95 percent of full size, inletted, hand checkered to 20 lines per inch, oil finished and hand polished for a superior finish.

     

    The standard stock grade is 3-4. Higher grades are available at additional cost.

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    The barrel makes all the difference

    God is in the detail

    There are four ways of making a rifled barrel: button rifling, cold hammering, broaching and the time-honoured way of cutting the rifling. Cutting the rifling is the most stress-free way of creating an accurate barrel and, if done correctly, MOA groups will be consistently small. It is also the slowest and most labour-intensive method – and thus the most expensive barrel to produce.

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    GOOD THINGS COME TO THOSE WHO WAIT

     

    Yes, it takes time

    Modern life flies by at a cracking pace. As we check our Twitter feeds, check out the latest guru’s promise of instant success or order the latest must-have gadget, it can be all too easy to lose sight of something quite fundamental: some of the best things in life take time. This can be as true of our business dealings as it is of our relationships. And, with hand on heart, it is certainly true of a Jensen Rifle.

     

    HOW DO I ORDER ONE?

     

    If you would like more information, simply fill in the form below and we will contact you.

     

    And, of course, you are always welcome to visit us at our shop.

  • Sole purveyor of Jensen Rifles

     

    51, Gentoftegade, 2820 Gentofte

    Monday to friday from 10:00 to 18:00

    Saturday from 10:00 to 14:00

     

    Telephone : +45 5339 1010

    mail : info@jagtliv.dk

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    Nancke Jagtliv

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