in need of bolt for 270 husqvarna

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Farther gave me the gun but he lost the bolt for it. the gun is a husqvarna Vapenfabriks 270, model 9000.its made in sweaden,if anyone knows were i can find a bolt for it that would be great .thanks
 
Husqvarna's haven't been made since 1989. Depending on where you are, contact Epp's or Tradeex. You'll need a smithy to fit a new bolt too.
 
I had one --- Sorry...
- it is on hold pending payment. If the deal falls through I'll get back to you.

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Dennis


The bolt you had for sale is for a 1600 action. The bolt he needs is for a Husqvarna Model 9000 which is a 1900 action. That bolt is for a push feed and is completely different. The 1900 action rifles are harder to find a bolt for than the 1600.
 
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Dennis


The bolt you had for sale is for a 1600 action. The bolt he needs is for a Husqvarna Model 9000 which is a 1900 action. That bolt is for a push feed and is completely different. The 1900 action rifles are harder to find a bolt for than the 1600.
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Yes, I just did a little research...

Husqvarna hunting rifles

Husqvarna basicly used only four different mauser-type actions.

The Swedish Mauser model 94
Used from 1927 to 1949
After WW2 it was called model 38, it also lost the thumb cut-out.

The German Mauser model 98
Used from 1937 to 1956
Made by FN in Belgium in two types, the main difference is that
the new type doesn't have the thumb cut-out and that the bolt
handle is swept slightly back.

Husqvarna model 1640
Husqvarna was not comfortable with the fact that they were
depending on one of there competitors. So they developed an
action that in some ways resembles the German Mauser model 98.
It uses a long mauser 98 type extractor and mechanical ejector
but got a sliding safety catch.
It was released in 1953 and discontinued in 1967.

Husqvarna model 1900
In 1967 Husqvarna released a new action. It uses short modern
extractor and ejector. It got a small extra guiding-lug on
the lower locking-lug. The cocking-piece got a new shape and
looks like the one on the present Carl Gustaf 2000 rifles.

Since 1950 Husqvarna have mainly used cold-hammer forged barrels.

A very crude and simplifyed list of Husqvarna rifle models

Model 46
Swedish m/94 action
Approximately 25000 made
Calibre 9,3x57 9,3x62 6,5x55

Model 146, 246
FN made M98 action (old type)
Approximately 12000 made
Calibre 9,3x57 9,3x62

Model 646, 648, 649
FN made M98 action (old and new type), and Swedish m/38 action
Approximately 64000 made
Calibre 6,5x55 8x57JS 9,3x62
220Swift 270Win 30-06

Model 1000, 1100, 2104F
FN made M98 action (new type)
Calibre 220Swift 270Win 30-06

Model 1640, 1740, 2100, 1600
Husqvarna 1640 action
Calibre 270Win 6,5x55 30-06 8x57JS 9,3x62

Model 6000, 3000, 7000
Husqvarna 1640 action
Calibre 7mmRemM 308Win 270Win 30-06 243Win 9,3x62

Model 1651
Husqvarna 1640 action
Calibre 358NM

Model 1970
Husqvarna 1900 action
Calibre 22-250 243Win 6,5x55 270Win 7mmRemM 300WinM
308Win 30-06 9,3x62 222Rem


Husqvarna's rifle production was sold to FFV Carl Gustaf in 1970,
and the production of the model 1900 continued in Eskilstuna until the
end of the seventies.
 
Husky Bolt

Thanks Dennis for the Husky family tree, Its hard to find much for reference material on these excellent firearms.
I have a bolt from a 1970's vintage Carl Gustav which should fit in a 1900 Husqvarna as they are both push feed, unfortunatly mine is a magnum bolt face. But you could rechamber to 270 Weatherby if your search for a standard bolt hits the wall. David.
 
Its hard enough finding these rifles let alone parts for them. The Gustof bolt might be your best option, and having a nice old Husky in a cool chambering wouldn't be such a bad thing.

I looked for a Husky 8000 which (Higher Grade 9000). But these 1900 action rifles are few and far between. There is a 9000 up for sale in the EE but its in an undesirable chambering for me, no original stock, and priced a little high. That always seems to be the case with these rifles.

Good luck with your search.
 
Try Western Gun Parts in Edmonton (780)489-5711, Jack First in Rapid City, SD
(605) 343-9544. Both have lots of parts, although with the anal "homeland security" thing in the US, they may not ship you something so deadly as a bolt for your Husqvarna. Those are pretty dangerous assault weapons, after all.
While on the subject, ordered some ring and base screws from Brownells TOD, sorry, can't send them to Canada. These are just the SCREWS to put a base on a rifle, but no, I've gotta have an export/import permit for them. Sheesh!
 
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