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    a CG-80?

    Can anyone identify this rifle? It looks a bit like a CG 80, with a scope mounted and perhaps the barrel trimmed.

    Identified as a "Custom Swedishicon Mauser in 6.5x55"

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    The vertical curve on the butt looks like a left-handed CG80 butt, but the CG80 had an adjustable cheek piece. AND usually an unmissable Carl Gustav stamp on the bottom of the pistol grip. AND a UIT rail on the bottom of the fore-end. AND the curved buttplate also had a crown over C embossed on the hard rubber. AND the bolt handle was straight.

    More pics needed, otherwise I would agree it seems to be a custom job.
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    Apparently there were two types of stocks and two barrels types.

    Mine has the 29" barrel, a turned down bolt and an adjustable cheekpiece stock




    But there was a 26" barrel and an different stock. The stock in the original post resembles the earlier type stock and the barrel could be the 26" with the barrel trimmed.

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    From another forum that I inquired to, there is also an indication that there was a "plastic stock" CG 80, which I'm totally unfamiliar with.

    The rise and fall of the CG80. - Page 2

    The rifle in the original post bears an real resemblance to this stock...but this is the first I've heard of a "plastic stock" CG 80

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