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Aug 16, 2017 · Your serial number falls in the Mauser 1900 serial range . J.V. ( Jacques Virgin ) was the inspector at the Carl Gustaf Rifle Factory from 1 Oct. 1905 to 31 Sept. 1911 . Mauser made 40,000 m/96 rifles for Sweden in 1899/1900 which were inside the Carl Gustaf serial range of approximately 19,xxx to 59,xxx .
Feb 18, 2012 · The 6.5 Swede can be hot loaded in modern actions well above Swedish service rifle pressures, but what is safe in a modern action may cause receiver seat set back in a pre WW1 rifle. M1896 Infantry Rifle 29' barrel Carl Gustafs mfgr 1903. 17-Aug-06 T = 85 °F. 143 gr FMJ 1986 Swedish Ball.
Swedish CG63 Mauser 6.5x55 Target with Soderin Sights. Calgary. May 10, 2024 - 5:46 PM jack2000. Swedish CG63. No mechanical issues. Sodern diopter sights. These are very accurate rifles built on M96 actions by Carl Gustaf in the 1960's and 70's. Asking $575. 1000.00.
MAUSER. CARL GUSTAF Swedish. $1,300.99. Used. Excellent. Add to Cart. See Details. Search the Guns.com database to shop for guns, ammo, mags, optics and more. Filter products to compare by specs ...
Mar 18, 2007 · carl gustaf holland and holland mauser -- fantastic early rifle in 270 win description: large price reduction $2750.00!!!!! ----- assembled and regulated by holland and holland on a gustav action -- all original gun that is in fantastic original condition -- english style square top checkering -- most of its original finishes remain -- hard to find and ready for duty.
Payment Methods: Carl Gustav ~ M/96 ~ 6.5x55. Description: Carl Gustav M/96 sporterized by Kimber of Oregon in the mid nineties. The original military stock was replaced with a Ram-Line synthetic stock and the barrel is free floated. The bottom screw of the buttpad is stripped and as a result the buttpad is a little loose. 6.5x55 Swedish.
May 7, 2019 · Sell the Israeli Mauser as a complete rifle. Use the Carl Gustav action to build the Swede. That action is called the small ring Mauser for a reason. It was designed by Paul Mauser. I suspect you enjoy building rifles, but wouldn't it be cheaper to just buy a Swedish Mauser, providing they are available?
