How many people have a M94 Swedish Mauser Carbine with 17" barrel?
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I was out on a Panther rig near Weyburn Sask this spring when an older driller pulled one out of his locker in the doghouse, lol. In Sask that sorta thing is perfectly cool actually( Yeah; you, HR lady take a hike, eh
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Sadly it was converted to .308 and was a bit worse for wear. But I was gobsmacked as the English would say.
I said "Even converted and well used, this is a beautiful carbine. Don't touch it other than clean and oil, whatever you do!"
A very nice piece; even in poor cond it's pedigree still showed.
).Sadly it was converted to .308 and was a bit worse for wear. But I was gobsmacked as the English would say.
I said "Even converted and well used, this is a beautiful carbine. Don't touch it other than clean and oil, whatever you do!"
A very nice piece; even in poor cond it's pedigree still showed.
I have a M94 with matching bolt. Unfortunately Bubba decided it would be better with less wood and no nose piece.
I hope to desporterize it if I can round up all of the parts. But for now it has a no drill mount in place of the rear sight with a Leupold 2.5 scout scope.
Sure makes for a super handy wolf/deer/bear etc. gun.
I hope to desporterize it if I can round up all of the parts. But for now it has a no drill mount in place of the rear sight with a Leupold 2.5 scout scope.
Sure makes for a super handy wolf/deer/bear etc. gun.
Not a 94, but there was a small batch of Carbines turned out in 1943, with slightly-differing stocking.
I was told that 100 were done for the Swedish equivalent of the Horse Guards.
How much truth there is to that, I have no way of knowing.
I do know that I have seen and held and fired one of them. It is in a collection a few miles from here.
Noisy little brute!
I was told that 100 were done for the Swedish equivalent of the Horse Guards.
How much truth there is to that, I have no way of knowing.
I do know that I have seen and held and fired one of them. It is in a collection a few miles from here.
Noisy little brute!
Cooeyrepair
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- Location
- New Brunswick
Have a sportized 94 and looking for parts if anyone hears of any
- Location
- Western Manitoba
So, really old thread, but had to get my "two cents worth" in. Back in the day, Tradex sold unused surplus barrels for Swede rifles - I got one for an M94. Then a guy had a rotted out m94 barrel that still had the original sights - so I got that and was able to remove and clean up the sights. A guy (in Quebec ?) had the 94-14 pieces for attaching a bayonet. From somewhere, I got the Swede 1914 bayonet and sheath for an m94-14. Got a reproduction "cross draw" frog for that bayonet sheath from an eBay seller in Sweden. Eventually discovered that an original replacement stock set for m94, at auction, went for North of $700 in Canada - so too rich for me - I settled for a reproduction stock set. Then, sacrificed a Husqvarna Sporter for the action and screwed it together. I got the carbine sights installed - then discovered that not a single slot or hole in that reproduction stock set would accept the metal piece to go in there - maybe done that way on purpose - most definitely not a "drop in" type stock. Forward band spring is different than found on m38 or m96 - got the correct one from a guy in USA. Eventually, that little guy will get put together.
- Location
- Western Manitoba
A question - what is the difference between original turned down m94 bolt and the turned down bolts that Husqvarna used on their sporters and eventually installed on there m38?
