BigAlnAZ
Tuesday, August 16, 2011 12:22:24 PM
Husqvarna Model 38 Small Ring Swedish Mauser in 6.5X55 Swedish. **** on Open Modification, Adjustable Trigger, Re-configured Bolt Handle, Custom Shaped Trigger Guard, Quick Release Floor Plate, Trued Receiver and Bolt Face, Muzzle Brake, and Timney Low Profile Safety. Custom American Black Walnut Monte Carlo Style Stock with Rosewood Cap & Tip, Receiver Bedded and Barrel Floated, Hand Rubbed Tung Oil and Poly Finish, Pachmayer Butt Pad, Flush Mount Sling Swivels.Husq38.1.jpg
daveincincy
Tuesday, August 16, 2011 4:13:14 PM
😱 Butt pad?!?! Is that for the sticker shock when it's done? 😂 Just kidding. Nice job on all the work you've posted. 👍
DadZilla3
Tuesday, August 16, 2011 4:57:15 PM
Sweet!
fishinguitarman
Tuesday, August 16, 2011 5:01:36 PM
Beautiful!
wheelrite
Tuesday, August 16, 2011 5:13:08 PM
Gorgeous !!!
Whistlebritches
Tuesday, August 16, 2011 9:31:21 PM
Now for the big finale......do it a left hand version and it's sold.

Ron

dubleuhb
Tuesday, August 16, 2011 10:27:17 PM
Your work is looking great.
BigAlnAZ
Tuesday, August 16, 2011 11:45:11 PM

Now for the big finale......do it a left hand version and it's sold.

Ron

Whistlebritches wrote:

Learn to shoot right handed. Being left handed is like owning an apple computer. So many limitations on software and hardware choices. LOL

hensed
Wednesday, August 17, 2011 7:40:15 AM
Who the F puts a muzzle break on a 6.5 swede?
BigAlnAZ
Wednesday, August 17, 2011 10:15:07 AM

Who the F puts a muzzle break on a 6.5 swede?

hensed wrote:

For those of you who don't understand muzzle brakes....... I have installed muzzle brakes on many calibers of weapons. They don't just reduce recoil, but more importantly, give you an outstanding view of your Point of Impact through your scope. Nothing like watching the hair fly when the bullet hits, Dude.

Who the F didn't know that?

Whistlebritches
Wednesday, August 17, 2011 10:23:51 AM

Learn to shoot right handed. Being left handed is like owning an apple computer. So many limitations on software and hardware choices. LOL

BigAlnAZ wrote:

Yea they told me the same thing in the military..........til they saw the results of this old south paw.Then they left me alone.

Always wanted a mauser action chambered somewhere in the .257 to .277 calibers with anything in the .264 being optimum.Being left handed makes that next to impossible short of dropping a small fortune on a custom milled.Oh well I continue to suffer with my little left handed Browning A-Bolt chambered in 25-06.It'll out shoot me if I let it.I have other long arms........they don't even come close to this little jewell.

BTW very nice work Al.

Ron

DrMaddVibe
Wednesday, August 17, 2011 11:23:10 AM

Learn to shoot right handed. Being left handed is like owning an apple computer. So many limitations on software and hardware choices. LOL

BigAlnAZ wrote:

Yeah...I mean like who really misses .exe error messages and sudden M$ crashes?

Not me.

I can't think of an application anymore that I'd really want to use that I cannot use on my Mac. Crap, I could even load Windoze if I really missed anything.

Say....:-k ...Can your pc load OSX?

:-"

Whistlebritches
Wednesday, August 17, 2011 11:26:46 AM

Yeah...I mean like who really misses .exe error messages and sudden M$ crashes?

Not me.

I can't think of an application anymore that I'd really want to use that I cannot use on my Mac. Crap, I could even load Windoze if I really missed anything.

Say....:-k ...Can your pc load OSX?

:-"

DrMaddVibe wrote:

GEEK ALERT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!LMMFAO

How's it hangin Johan???

Ron

pgje51
Wednesday, August 17, 2011 11:37:54 AM

Yeah...I mean like who really misses .exe error messages and sudden M$ crashes?

Not me.

I can't think of an application anymore that I'd really want to use that I cannot use on my Mac. Crap, I could even load Windoze if I really missed anything.

Say....:-k ...Can your pc load OSX?

:-"

DrMaddVibe wrote:

2,366 days WITHOUT THE BLUE SCREEN OF DEATH, and counting since I exited the PC world.

DrMaddVibe
Wednesday, August 17, 2011 11:52:24 AM

GEEK ALERT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!LMMFAO

How's it hangin Johan???

Ron

Whistlebritches wrote:

To the leftus!

LMAO!!![whip]

DrMaddVibe
Wednesday, August 17, 2011 11:54:48 AM

2,366 days WITHOUT THE BLUE SCREEN OF DEATH, and counting since I exited the PC world.

pgje51 wrote:

I left after my Longhorn beta days.

I saw that and ran for an iMac...still have it...upgraded the OS...for 29.95...and will prolly wait to see what "enhancments" the new Lion OSX will deliver to see if it's worth the 29.95 for that...try getting a M$ os for 29.95...LOLOLOLOL!!!!!

[whip]

BigAlnAZ
Wednesday, August 17, 2011 6:24:56 PM
LOL, it doesn't take much to bring the apple dweebs out from under their rocks. [sarcasm] All you have to do is plant a minor slur and they all get a hard on for you.[whip]
hensed
Thursday, August 18, 2011 10:57:53 AM

For those of you who don't understand muzzle brakes....... I have installed muzzle brakes on many calibers of weapons. They don't just reduce recoil, but more importantly, give you an outstanding view of your Point of Impact through your scope. Nothing like watching the hair fly when the bullet hits, Dude.

Who the F didn't know that?

BigAlnAZ wrote:

If you were using the rifle to shoot varmint I can understand but if it is deer size game it still doesn't make sense.

BigAlnAZ
Thursday, August 18, 2011 11:40:01 AM

If you were using the rifle to shoot varmint I can understand but if it is deer size game it still doesn't make sense.

hensed wrote:

It doesn't matter what caliber you are shooting, it always makes sense to control muzzle climb and recoil. The military has been using muzzle brakes and flash hiders on 5.56mm for decades. It may not be your choice to spend the money to install a brake on anything other than a magnum caliber, but many shooters appreciate what a brake can do for their small caliber rifles.

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