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Husqvarna's 22lr any good?
Saw a couple of Husqvarna's at Cabelas the other day and almost bought it. Did not want to pay $279 since I absolutely have no knowledge of the firearm. Would appreciate any info on these rifles, such as reliability, accuracy, etc.
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Re: Husqvarna's 22lr any good?
Husqvarna as long had a reputation for high quality products. They have made many firearms. I have no experience with their 22 RF's.
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Re: Husqvarna's 22lr any good?
Single shot bolt action? Mine's nice. Looks funky. Does not look like a modern gun, but heck, it's 70 years old and made in Europe. Why wouldn't it look "non-modern, non-American"?
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b6...o/Husky221.jpg Straight bolt handle, that when it is being opened is pointing straight up. http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b6...o/Husky222.jpg Hammer (for lack of a better word) that is cocked by working the bolt. Like I said, funky. http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b6...o/Husky223.jpg |
Re: Husqvarna's 22lr any good?
Thanks
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We have several variations of these at the Fort Worth Cabelas. I have not talked to anyone that has shot one yet.
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I just looked at the price you listed. Wow. I bought mine in '05, when Sarco was lop-sloppin' full of Swedish guns. Cost 80 bucks. Prices gone up that much? :eek:
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