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

[mkrnel]

I've been buying and selling and restoring and hunting successfully with Husqvarna rifles for over 4 decades. I have owned dozens of them, both mint collectibles and real beaters. I'm sorry, but no one is going to convince me that they have anything but a godawful trigger.

I found that many of the Husqvarna 1600 series rifles I have owned over the years had excellent adjustable triggers like the ones sold by Tradewinds.







And you can still buy replacement triggers if they have the stock non adjustable trigger.

Look up Timney #301





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Timney Featherweight Triggers are precision machined and hand-fitted to provide a crisp trigger pull. They feature a lightweight alloy housing with machined and hardened steel working surfaces. Adjustable for creep and overtravel. Requires fitting by a qualified gunsmith. The Timney #301 Featherweight Deluxe trigger also features a safety. Fits all large and small ring Mausers including the Yugoslavian M48, Husqvarna, Interarms Mark X. Will not fit Swedish M94 or M96 Mausers and carbine actions with "KAR 98" on the siderails.

 

[Groverino]

Picked up this beauty in 30/06 from Intersurplus. Excited to see if it shoots as good as it looks.

 

[burns k31]

i looked and they were sold out.

Check again

 

[woodlotowner]

Picked up this beauty in 30/06 from Intersurplus. Excited to see if it shoots as good as it looks.

That ratty old thing will probably only be able to do a half MOA at 100.

 

[Great North Guns]

Every deer season I have at least one on rotation

 

[Why not?]

Oops, double post.

 

[Why not?]

That ratty old thing will probably only be able to do a half MOA at 100.

Yes, same here. My ratty old Husqvarna 9.3X62 shot two rounds touching at 25 yards and then put two rounds into 3/4 of an inch at 100 yards after cooling down for ten minute at -8C two days ago.

Simply adjusted the ratty old Leupold 4X with German reticle one inch right and three inches up. Trajectory is now dead on at 200 and five inches low at 250 with 285gr PRVI.

Ted

 

[AB3006]

Every deer season I have at least one on rotation

What I want to know is how you get a jewelled bolt on a 1900.

 

[woodlotowner]

Yes, same here. My ratty old Husqvarna 9.3X62 shot two rounds touching at 25 yards and then put two rounds into 3/4 of an inch at 100 yards after cooling down for ten minute at -8C two days ago.

Simply adjusted the ratty old Leupold 4X with German reticle one inch right and three inches up. Trajectory is now dead on at 200 and five inches low at 250 with 285gr PRVI.

Ted

Hate to say I told you so...

 

[Great North Guns]

What I want to know is how you get a jewelled bolt on a 1900.

That one is Husqvarna branded but made by Zoli in 2001. Strange because it has the bolt unlocking button like a later Zoli branded rifle. Maybe Baribal can weigh in if that is normal.

 

[Baribal]

That one is Husqvarna branded but made by Zoli in 2001. Strange because it has the bolt unlocking button like a later Zoli branded rifle. Maybe Baribal can weigh in if that is normal.

Yes, Zoli introduced it prior to 1984. FWIW there is an article in the American Rifleman of October 1984 about the Zoli-made 1900.

 

[IronCanadian]

Every deer season I have at least one on rotation

What's the bipod you have on their?