SKU 263864
used good
Out of stock
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Product Information & Specs
Seller Description For This Firearm
MAKE: Sweden
MODEL: M1896 Swedish Mauser
ACTION: Bolt
CALIBER: 6.5x55 Swedish Mauser
FINISH: Blued
TYPE OF STOCK: Wood
BARREL LENGTH: 29"
OVERALL LENGTH: 49 1/2"
PULL LENGHT: 14"
SCOPE: N/A
SIGHTS: Adjustable military
NUMBER OF MAGS: N/A
CAPACITY: 5+1
CHOKE TYPE: N/A
CASE: N/A
ACCESSORIES: N/A
SERIAL #: HK305230
ADDITIONAL DESC: A good condition (antique) Swedish military rifle. Shootable bore, with a fair amount of wear on the lands and light frosting in the grooves. The numbers all match, except for the butt plate. The stock has the expected dents and scratches from honest use both with the Swedish military and whatever use it has received Stateside. The receiver's rear bridge has been drilled and tapped for something. We do not have the sight (or whatever "it" was) that fits the drilled and tapped holes. Century Arms stamped their importer marks on the underside of the barrel. Please refer to the appropriate photos. Sorry, but we do not have the factory/importer's box, paper work, sling, ammunition, spent brass, reloading dies, cleaning kit, or any other tools or accessories for the rifle. While the rifle has been cleaned, lubed and inspected by our gunsmith, it has not been test fired.
| UPC | ECOM00263864 |
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