[Rodeking2]

Hello all I'm looking forward to getting a bit of help with identification and possibly a parts source to try.
What I need is an extractor, It should look a bit like the sketch. Action looks much like a Fabrique Nationale Model 1912, in fact will fit into a model 1912 stock, this one has a different extractor, different trigger and different bolt/hammer.
Hammer resembles a Husqvarna Sakarat Mod 55, but this has no side safety like the Sakarat
Thanks much!

 

[Grizzley1]

Welcome from Oregon!

Post a thread in the technical questions forum, post pictures of the guns so we have a better idea of what we are discussing and I'm sure someone can help you out probably best if you only do one gun per new thread, saves confusion that way.

 

[gdmoody]

Thanks! I edited my original post with a few pics, will start a thread like you suggest if this does not work.

I moved it to the proper forum so now you need to make a new introduction thread!

 

[gdmoody]

Thanks, I'll get on it.

Where can I find the post you moved and what's it called?

You are looking at it.

If you start a new introduction thread, I will move the welcomes to it so there won't be two with welcoming posts!

 

[TRAP55]

It's a Husqvarna, but it's a "parlor" version without a safety. Sakarat in Swede is "Safe". On the back side of the safety they say Avest? Loosely translated means "Intend", as intend to fire. I've checked all the sources I know of, and no luck finding any parts.
Do you have the old extractor or the pieces?
I would think one of a dozen or so "Sakarat" models would most likely use the same part.

 

[Rodeking2]

It's a Husqvarna, but it's a "parlor" version without a safety. Sakarat in Swede is "Safe". On the back side of the safety they say Avest? Loosely translated means "Intend", as intend to fire. I've checked all the sources I know of, and no luck finding any parts.
Do you have the old extractor or the pieces?
I would think one of a dozen or so "Sakarat" models would most likely use the same part.

Hugh thanks for your info I’ll do more searching!
Les

 

[TRAP55]

A search is a headache, every model number you include, gives you motorcycle and chainsaw parts!
Try the guys at https://www.rimfirecentral.com for a parts source.

 

[Rodeking2]

Hugh thanks for your info I’ll do more searching!
Les

Hello Trap55, is there a list of model numbers of that style of 22 both sakarat and non sakarat?
Is there a name fo rthe Non sakarat model?
Thanks

 

[Webbers]

Hello Trap55, is there a list of model numbers of that style of 22 both sakarat and non sakarat?
Is there a name fo rthe Non sakarat model?
Thanks

You might find this helpful?

http://www.rex.gl/search.html

 

[TRAP55]

In the link Webbers posted, scroll down to Miniature Rifles. Models 8 through 23 were Flobert, Warnant, or scaled down Remington actions. Models 55 through 365 is what we call a Sakarat. After 365, they were Sakarat repeaters. There were a couple of models that were chambered in 9mm shot. They had a lever handle on the right side of the receiver that worked a case extractor.
Yours is marked Model 1, and 1-7 aren't listed. That's about the same luck I've had trying to find some more info for you. It's like they didn't exist. Years back I repaired a stock on one, and shot it some before returning it to the owner. Shooting it was a mistake, because then I had to have one. Researching them, I ran across a Swede shooting club blog, and a guy there had extensive knowledge on all the models. Unfortunately, the link is dead, and the website no longer exists. I have a list of gun parts places with obscure parts, and the only ones that list any Husqvarna parts, are for the Mauser action center fires.
You might try Dave at Hoosier Gunworks, he has a warehouse full of stuff that isn't listed on his site. http://www.hoosiergunworks.com/contact_us.html

 

[Rodeking2]

Thanks, it appears this is a very early model, not likely many made. Your help is greatly appreciated, and the quest continues.
Rodeking

 

[cooper.j]

My guess is that "sakarat" is the Swedish word "säkrat" which means "safe".
Sakarat is a non existing word in Swedish.
Can we maybe have a picture; Please.

 

[Rodeking2]

My guess is that "sakarat" is the Swedish word "säkrat" which means "safe".
Sakarat is a non existing word in Swedish.
Can we maybe have a picture; Please.

I don’t have a sakarat, (or säkrat) my rifle has no safety at all, certainly not the side safety
the säkrat rifles have, also it is stamped Mod. 1 and the records I find start at Mod 7,
so this one with a 3 digit serial number and Mod 1 stamp appears to be older. I'll add one more pic to the top of this thread showing the groove in the receiver to fit an extractor which I'm looking for one of or at lease a picture of one so I can make one. Thanks.