[Riggs]

ON-LINE MANUAL FOR EVERY GUN ON EARTH....hardly, but enough to keep most people busy for a few hours.

If you own a weapon, you will want to save this.

ON-LINE MANUAL FOR EVERY GUN ON EARTH. FANTASTIC RESOURCE TO HAVE.

http://stevespages.com/page7b.htm

 

[Guest]

THANKS, NICE RESOURCE TO HAVE ON HAND.

 

[LeeMB]

Hey Mike great page. Thanks for the info. I found a manuakl for a S&W model 1000 shotgun that I have . it hasn't been made for years so it is a good thing to have

 

[Riggs]

Glad to be of help. After all, that's what this forum is all about. Right?

 

[sept61]

great link, found most of my guns except the Husqvarna

 

[greencube]

great link, found most of my guns except the Husqvarna

I remember Larry the guy that used run the Stonewall range saying that the husky rifles were made by another company. I remeber savage but that doen't make sense, some other european manufacturer?

 

[icewizzard]

thanks mike been looking for something like this for awhile

 

[canadian-ice]

Thanks! Great resource.

 

[BlueBomber666]

Awesome resource, but alas... No Cooey
They're not terribly hard guns to figure out but I'm always looking for manual to keep in the locker

 

[d_hillyer]

great link, found most of my guns except the Husqvarna

I remember Larry the guy that used run the Stonewall range saying that the husky rifles were made by another company. I remeber savage but that doen't make sense, some other european manufacturer?

I do believe the husquvarna is based on the Swedish Mauser not sure if there the same company, great rifle though.

 

[snomad]

The other company that made the Swedish Mauser was Carl Gustav. Not sure if there was an affiliation with Husqvarna or not. Most were based on the 96 action which was not as strong (supposedly) as others that followed. I had one 6.5X55 that was a Husky 96. The reloading books show military and modern loadings depending on which action you have. Some of the later Husky's had more modern actions that were chambered in hotter calibers like the 30-06, etc. and would be capable of hotter 6.5 loads.