I know you guys like Swedes here, so I want to share a pair of recent acquisitions. I'll post this one first... It's a 1943 Husqvarna M96 that was made for the Frivilliga Skytterorelsen (FSR)
Volunteer Shooters' Organization. It still has the Pramm diopter rear sight and a simple tunnel front sight hood.
I have another FSR 96 with the Elit sight, but this is my first Pramm sight. I was surprised to see how low it sits, and you can see the handguard has been shaved to clear the line of sight.
The Husqvarna made rifles don't have as many serial numbered parts as the Mauser & Carl Gustav made Swedes, but they did stamp the tilted crown on each part which are all present here.






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Volunteer Shooters' Organization. It still has the Pramm diopter rear sight and a simple tunnel front sight hood.
I have another FSR 96 with the Elit sight, but this is my first Pramm sight. I was surprised to see how low it sits, and you can see the handguard has been shaved to clear the line of sight.
The Husqvarna made rifles don't have as many serial numbered parts as the Mauser & Carl Gustav made Swedes, but they did stamp the tilted crown on each part which are all present here.






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