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And as my father always said: When the Soviets come, get the rifles, the gear and head for the mountains! Back in the 1980´s with the Soviet union on the other side of the Baltic sea that was just every day reality...

Mauser 6,5x55 and 9,3x62 I use 6,5x55 for long range varmint and small to mid size game. For big game like Moose, Bear and Wild boar I use the 9,3x62 it pack´s a punch!!

My father and brother both competed on high level with both CG 63 and CG 80. Both of them made it trough to finals in The Swedish championships. I spent a good many weekends on shooting ranges in Sweden for training and competition with those rifles.

About 40 000 was made as a first delivery to the Swedish Army from Oberndorf before Carl Gustaf stads gevärsfaktori in Eskilstuna and Husqvarna Vapenfabrik went in to full production. The caliber is still delivering impressive results!

It´s only to press out the black pin at top and it comes off. Installing is simple, takes about 5 min. I have adjustable timney featherweight on both my mausers.

CG 63 and 1640 The one with laminate stock is a M/96 that was converted to a civilian CG 63 copetition rifle in the 1960`s. My dad got hold of a "new" barrel from military stock, I only put about 200 rounds trough it. It´s a cal 6,5x55 and preform wery well up to 400-500 meters. I mainly use it...

It seems to be a German rifle, the inprint reads "VAFFENFABRIK MAUSER OBERNTDORF" Oberntdorf is the german city where mauser rifles always been produced. In Sweden the rifles where produced in the city of Husqvarna at "Husqvarna Vapenfaktori". The caliber in Swedish military mauser is always...

Long range 6,5 This is my CG 63 with a system dating back to 1906, the barrel i new condition. My dad got it from a surplus dealer. I put it in a tumbhole stock wich I bedded with composite. She is a long range killer! Fox, deer an so on will drop in their tracks up to 400 meters. I also have a...

9,3x62 mauser m/98 My big bore gun for wild bore and bear hunting.... Or you can split an engine block with it :))))

shaped up 1906 m/96 swedish mauser My latest addition, 6,5 mm swedish m/96 long range rifle.