Husqvarna 30wcf single shot.

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Anyone with experience and or knowledge on these rifle would beost appreciated, would it be alright to fire modern factory loaded 30-30 ammo? I do have some hand loaded 30+30 start loads that had had done, helping potashminer. 110 gr with 27 gr aa2230
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Looks much like the single shot Huskies in 22LR that InterSurplus handles occasionally. I got one from Trade Ex years ago. It's accurate, and very dainty and light. The best really light 22 I've ever handled. I'm envious of your 30.30.
 
AlexisCreek said:
Looks much like the single shot Huskies in 22LR that InterSurplus handles occasionally. I got one from Trade Ex years ago. It's accurate, and very dainty and light. The best really light 22 I've ever handled. I'm envious of your 30.30.
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Thanks! I have another single shot husky in 22 wrf that I had purchased a while back, yes basically a beefed up version of the rim fire.
 
tiriaq said:
Really fine condition, better than most!
I don't know why it would not be OK to use any standard .30-30 ammunition. You could also handload pointed bullets.
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Yes, it is in excellent condition. For the age, the case hardening is still quite visible which is really nice. I'd think, reloadind something like a 30 cal 150 gr bonded or interlock will really be interesting.
 
I shot a bit of commercial ammo through the one I had, handled it fine, recoil was a little stiff, ran milder hand loads through it after.
Wouldn't want to crack a stock on one of these, be hard to find a replacement.
 
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