Husqvarna 7x57 pics for valuation, possible sale
Pics of the gun are at photos.yahoo.com/redbiker_co. Check the folder called Husqvarna 7x57. It just seemed easier than mailing them out to all interested parties. Just so you know, we are still establishing value and history of the gun. My friend is waiting to find this stuff out before deciding to sell or not. Thanks for writitng.
Myles
Myles
Gunnison, CO
SA Mil-Spec .45 custom
Charles Daly 9mm HiPower
Walther P99 .40S&W
Taurus Tracker 4".357
Ruger Mark II, custom target.
Ruger M77, .30-06
Mosin-Nagant M44 chinese carbine w/bayonet
Marlin-Glenfield Model 100 .22semi
Western Auto Model 1894 .30-.30
"I got a gun for my wife, what a trade!"
"panic, chaos and mayhem, my work here is done"
Myles
Myles
Gunnison, CO
SA Mil-Spec .45 custom
Charles Daly 9mm HiPower
Walther P99 .40S&W
Taurus Tracker 4".357
Ruger Mark II, custom target.
Ruger M77, .30-06
Mosin-Nagant M44 chinese carbine w/bayonet
Marlin-Glenfield Model 100 .22semi
Western Auto Model 1894 .30-.30
"I got a gun for my wife, what a trade!"
"panic, chaos and mayhem, my work here is done"
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I believe it to be a Husqvarna 1640 series action. I read somewhere there were around 150 different varieties of this rifle. Some done for export via Smith and Wesson and Tradewinds. If your floor plate is steel it was made 1953 to 57. If aluminum it was made 1957 or later.
Value?, don't know. If it is 7x57R rimmed might be harder to sell. If Regular 7x57 mauser maybe easier due to more commercial ammo choices. It has a really attractive stock, show good pictures of the stock detail if you put it on auction and it should do real well.
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Fine looking rifle! If it were 6.5x55 I would want to bid... 0
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