What rifle is this?

[Tenntrapper]

How does that work out with the safety?

You can get an aftermarket trigger (Timney, others) with a safety like the rem 700. Either put the bolt in the "fire" position, or replace the bolt shroud to one without the safety.

 

[ROVERBOY]

I've got

You can get an aftermarket trigger (Timney, others) with a safety like the rem 700. Either put the bolt in the "fire" position, or replace the bolt shroud to one without the safety.

I got 2 sportered Mausers. I put Timney safetys on both of them. They work great. One rifle had a bolt alteration done, with new bolt handle, and the other one, me and a friend heated it and bent it to work with a low scope. It takes a lot of bending to get it to clear but, works fine. The rifle with new bolt handle I put a Bold trigger on it, and the one with bent handle has original trigger that's been altered.

 

[Tenntrapper]

I've got

I got 2 sportered Mausers. I put Timney safetys on both of them. They work great. One rifle had a bolt alteration done, with new bolt handle, and the other one, me and a friend heated it and bent it to work with a low scope. It takes a lot of bending to get it to clear but, works fine. The rifle with new bolt handle I put a Bold trigger on it, and the one with bent handle has original trigger that's been altered.

I could be wrong, but I think they also make a bolt shroud that incorporates a win 70 style safety. Not that this is a cheap option...but pretty sure its available. They also make an offset safety lever that you can replace the original with...this option needs to be fitted.
Ive done a few Mauser sporters. My opinion....just invest in something else. You will sink way more money in one than you will ever realize if you decide to sell.

 

[ROVERBOY]

Yeah, the bolt shroud alteration is better actually. I started to go that route. It's more expensive and unless you switch out the bolt shroud, there's some machining to do.