Husqvarna Sporting Rifles #### - ALL MODELS!!!

Pat Brennan said:
And while I am posting here, a photo of one of my current projects. This rifle (30-06) came from a member on here, sans stock, and I have repaired, and refinished this stock, bedded, and fit the recoil pad. It seems a bit slow, but is very accurate with the 150's, 165's, and 180's I've tried in it.
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Great looking rifle!
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Can you tell me more about the recoil pad? What make/model? Is it a grind-to-fit?

Thanks
 
That 46a looks like new!!! Was it like that or have you put some work into it? Wood on both looks better in person. I could have cleaned the 146 stock a bit more but I liked its character
 
A lot of what TEC is importing comes from old shops stock. Sweden does not escape the craziness of plastic rifles and the young hunters are not really interested in buying old guns - anyways, unless they have the collector status, they are limited in the quantity they can own.
That's why some rifles are NEW, or very little used. Most are exchanges when a new rifle was purchased. There are fewer and fewer remaining, though.
 
Some were, some were pretty basic with not much "flair". The stickers, inlays and grip cap look identical to ones in the thread.
 
Hitzy said:
Some were, some were pretty basic with not much "flair". The stickers, inlays and grip cap look identical to ones in the thread.
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The "basic" stocks where made by HVA. These rifles are stamped F.G. Company and the model is "Skogis"
Folke Dahlberg sold aftermarket stocks available under the F.G Co brand and he preferred "exotic" wood like the sugar maple...
 
Baribal said:
The "basic" stocks where made by HVA. These rifles are stamped F.G. Company and the model is "Skogis"
Folke Dahlberg sold aftermarket stocks available under the F.G Co brand and he preferred "exotic" wood like the sugar maple...
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And that's kind of what that stock looks like, OEM HVA Dahlbeg with the stickers inlays etc. It's not likely original to that CG1900 but added after. It's a bit too well done for Swede home gunsmithing...but maybe not.
 
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Hitzy said:
And that's kind of what that stock looks like, OEM HVA Dahlbeg with the stickers inlays etc. It's not likely original to that CG1900 but added after. It's a bit too well done for Swede home gunsmithing...but maybe not.
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I think you're pushing the Dahlberg file a bit hard, Hitzy, as he died in 1966.... the stock looks much more like inspired by Fajen or Weatherby (both somewhat inspired by Dahlberg though)....
 
Baribal said:
I think you're pushing the Dahlberg file a bit hard, Hitzy, as he died in 1966.... the stock looks much more like inspired by Fajen or Weatherby (both somewhat inspired by Dahlberg though)....
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Read the thread I posted, you even have a post in there. Those Swede fellows say FG Company made 1900 stocks... I saw a pic of a fairly plane jane FG 1900 stock, I'll see if I can find it.
These 2 are not too futuristic, looks like a reworked OEM stock.
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New purchase

Went to the local gun show on the weekend,my son was looking for a 6.5 x 55 but found this for him and talked him into buying it. It’s a beautiful little thing, kind of jealous but get to do sight in and load development while he works :) From this sticky’s research is it a 4000 ? It’s a .308 with 20.5 “ barrel and three leaf rear sight. Serial # 254### A, also are correct weaver bases 45 & 46 or 55 & 46 ?View attachment 228700View attachment 228698View attachment 228699
 
Nice rifle. Yes, it's a 4000 (the schnabel doesn't really show in the pics) made late 1961. The correct Weaver bases are #55 rear #46 front.
 
Yes pictures don’t do it justice, should try some outside in the proper setting after I get the scope mounted. It will be a joy to carry in the woods. Is that the correct rear sight?
 
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