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Swedish Husqvarna M38 6.5x55mm Mausers
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Those are some great looking specimens you got there !! Love the handiness of the 38, although I've never shot one.
Seems to be the perfect carry/brush gun, for those tight timbers with the occasional clear cut.
However, those iron sights look even more difficult to see than my standard 98's. Thank's for the pics !!:D
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They look awesome! Iv never paid much attention to the Swedish mausers. Might have to expand my horizons now! Are they difficult to find in that condition? (In aus)
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Nice !.................I see you have two 1944`s, I would take one of em off your hands..................LOL
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Love the LOOK
Very NICE. Have a few myself.:bow:
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Originally Posted by
FortDIX6668
Very NICE. Have a few myself.:bow:
Very nice as well, pity that they make you guys down south stamp import markings on those rifles, all mine are not import marked as it is not a requirement for importing firearms into Canada!
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Originally Posted by
Don1990
They look awesome! Iv never paid much attention to the Swedish mausers. Might have to expand my horizons now! Are they difficult to find in that condition? (In aus)
Swedish Mausers (M38s and the longer M96) are readily available in Australia, although the prices are creeping up - you'll probably pay about $500+ for an M38 in really good shape. I've only seen a couple in that "straight from the factory" condition here in Australia, but rifles which have seen use (but been well looked after) are plentiful, at least from what I've seen.
They're fantastic rifles, ammunition is affordable (about $1/rnd for factory cartridges) and it's great to shoot - mild recoil and extremely accurate. A lot of the competitive service rifle shooters I know swear by them, too.
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Originally Posted by
tahoe2
However, those iron sights look even more difficult to see than my standard 98's
Actually the square blade m38 sights are considerably easier for me to align than the standard mauser "barleycorn". Also can see them better in low light hunting conditions. Unfortunately, the blade is usuually too low for a proper 100 yard zero and requires modification or replacement with a taller blade.
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Anyone know of a nice Swede Mauser M38 barrel { 24" in length } get in touch with me, need a good one for my Husky ? Thanks .
