CG '96 Swede, 1911 with Unit Disk in stock

[KneverKnew]

It took me 30 years but I finally found a friend for my 1903 CG 96/38.
It's matching best I can tell, and the brass stock disk is different from all the others I've seen which typically tell the condition of the bore. This one us a "unit disk" or "regiment disk?"
It is marked "A5" over "No 1131." Any way to determine which unit this is from?
These pictures are ones I got from the auction house I purchased it from. I'll take detailed pictures soon.

[vandle]

That's a fine speciment sir.

You cannot rush these things

[KneverKnew]

It shoots M41’s pretty well. A foot high at 100 yards but still groups well. Going to test my reloads soon.

[Rapidrob]

A very nice rifle.

[lloydiam]

Nice !..............

[Woody_be]

I just bought a swedish1907 husqvarna pistol with A5 stamped on the gun with a rack number(...).
On those pistols the A indicated Artillery and 5 was the regiment number.
Maybe it helps.



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[KneverKnew]

Ok thanks. So Artillery Unit 5. Would the No 1151 be the individuals serial number or similar?

I’m trying to look up the information but am getting a lot of different things.

[KneverKnew]

Ok thanks. So Artillery Regiment 5. No. 1151 is apparently the rifle number for that regiment.

I’m trying to look up the information but am getting a lot of different things.

[KneverKnew]

Ok thanks. So Artillery Regiment 5. No. 1151 is apparently the rifle number for that regiment.

I’m trying to look up the information but am getting a lot of different things.

[Woody_be]

Might be if its the same , and its the regiment number not unit...
If you look up on google gotavapen it explains a lot about swedish pistols and about regimental markings.

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[sheepdawg]

Very nice.

[KneverKnew]

Just curious. Has anyone ever seen an M96 Long rifle made by Husqvarna or did they only do the M38 short rifles?

[sheepdawg]

Husqvarna made something like 13,000 m/96s for the FSR in 1943 and 1944. They were very well made and are considered among the most accurate. Husqvarna also supplied the armories with replacement receivers which often turn up on older m/96s and can be identified by the serial numbers being out of sequence.

http://www.surplusrifleforum.com/viewto ... f=22&t=272

[lloydiam]

Just curious. Has anyone ever seen an M96 Long rifle made by Husqvarna or did they only do the M38 short rifles?

Yes, I have a m/96 built by Husqvarna, #'s matching all but the rear sight, if I can get a picture or two I will post em !.......


Weapon Manufacturer and Production Quantity
Carbine m/94 ("Karbin m/94") Mauser
1894-1896
12.000

Carbine m/94 ("Karbin m/94") Carl Gustafs Stads Gevärsfaktori
1895-1933
115.000

Rifle m/96 ("Gevär m/96") Mauser
1896-1899
40.000

Rifle m/96 ("Gevär m/96") Carl Gustafs Stads Gevärsfaktori
1899-1936
475.000

Rifle m/96 ("Gevär m/96") Husqvarna Vapenfabriks AB (HVA)
1942-1944
20.000

Rifle m/38 ("Gevär m/38") Carl Gustafs Stads Gevärsfaktori
1938-1940
55.080 m/96 were converted to m/38

Rifle m/38 ("Gevär m/38") Husqvarna Vapenfabriks AB (HVA)
1942-1944
88.150

Sniper rifle m/41 ("Gevär m/41") Carl Gustafs Stads Gevärsfaktori
1941-1943
5.300 selected and modified m/96

[KneverKnew]

Just curious. Has anyone ever seen an M96 Long rifle made by Husqvarna or did they only do the M38 short rifles?

Yes, I have a m/96 built by Husqvarna, #'s matching all but the rear sight, if I can get a picture or two I will post em!...

Thanks. So tell me. How does that M96 Husqvarna shoot compared to regular CG’s?