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teacup136

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Greetings from edmonton, been a shooter and once, a while back a guide, got back into shooting with the purchase of a M77 in my favorite caliber 30.06, used to own several good rifles as in .257, 308 Norma, etc. Just got a swedish M/38 1943 version for xmas, 6.5 x 55. shoots really good, however, the previous owner cut down the stock to make a sporter. I would really like to bring this fine Husqvarna back to it's original shape, so I am looking for a stock. All serial numbers check out on this one of 60,000 made (bent bolt)23.1" barrel, "T" on the rear sight, etc. 1943, and set up for 139 grain loads. Please if you know of a stock (original not replica) let me have at it
 
teacup136 said:
Greetings from edmonton, been a shooter and once, a while back a guide, got back into shooting with the purchase of a M77 in my favorite caliber 30.06, used to own several good rifles as in .257, 308 Norma, etc. Just got a swedish M/38 1943 version for xmas, 6.5 x 55. shoots really good, however, the previous owner cut down the stock to make a sporter. I would really like to bring this fine Husqvarna back to it's original shape, so I am looking for a stock. All serial numbers check out on this one of 60,000 made (bent bolt)23.1" barrel, "T" on the rear sight, etc. 1943, and set up for 139 grain loads. Please if you know of a stock (original not replica) let me have at it
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Howdy!
Swedes are "too cool for school"!:D
Cat
 
I have an older swedish sniper rifle full wood stock my Brother checked into it a 6.5 or somthing MM will send you a picture of it when I get it back from him.....he has his fat ass in the sand in Mexico right now.
Welcome aboard.
Cheers
Norm
 
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