Pop Quiz... What kind of rifle is this?
- Thread starter Ski911
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GeoShooter
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Cape Breton
Add a bayo and you have a spear
mudgunner49
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
Sako or Husqvarna?
FN's cheap version of their Supreme action, made for Browning.
Johnn Peterson
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Chemainus B.C.
looks like a Husqvarna with a sako stock
Not a HVA, unless it's been scrubbed of stampings and the floorplate / trigger guard replaced and an adjustable trigger added.
I personally lean toward a Las Corunas (Santa-Barbara) action, the trigger group would be a good giveaway but from the outside, it doesn't look like a Sako trigger (used by FN as their adjustable trigger). If it has the Sako trigger, it really can be a Sako High Power. In any case, if it's a FN made action, it should have Belgian proofs or typical markings under the wood.
I personally lean toward a Las Corunas (Santa-Barbara) action, the trigger group would be a good giveaway but from the outside, it doesn't look like a Sako trigger (used by FN as their adjustable trigger). If it has the Sako trigger, it really can be a Sako High Power. In any case, if it's a FN made action, it should have Belgian proofs or typical markings under the wood.
You're right, might be a Safari HP. I was looking at pics on ny cell phone and I did not enlarge the pics in the trigger guard area. The Browning (and the Sako, they are pretty much the exact same) have a nonexistant floorplate release button, while the PH/SB one have a very visible one at the bottom side of the TG. The pistol grip bottom is also typical for the HP
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- Location
- Saskatchewan
It is a Browning. Look at the double step barrel profile.
- Location
- Southern Vancouver Island
Wonder how many folks ended up with one of the "salt wood" Brownings?
Is that what the Sako trigger looks like?
