Shot the 32-20 Husqvarna Model 25 today.

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Shot the 32-20 Husqvarna Model 25 today.

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This is a very accurate rifle. Nice trigger and balance. I shot it at 60 meters then went to 160 meters with the other flip up sight. It shoots better than I can. Very pleased.

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Re: Shot the 32-20 Husqvarna Model 25 today.

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Good news indeed!
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Those Coyotes had better watch out! :D
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What a nice find! Enjoyed the photo. I was completely unaware that Husqvarna had ever made such a fine little rifle. I especially like the octagon barrel and the flip up sights.
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very nice little rifle
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That's great, RR7. It's always a bonus to find a cool rifle that's accurate too.
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Re: Shot the 32-20 Husqvarna Model 25 today.

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Very cool!

They also made those in .25-20 and .30-30 ( not sure if the model numbers are the same).

Nifty little rifles.
Glad to hear it shoots well.

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Re: Shot the 32-20 Husqvarna Model 25 today.

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I believe they also made one in 45-70. The model numbers were all different in each caliber but the same design. That's about all I know.
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Just about every Cabela's I've been to has had at least 3-4. Have seen them in 22LR 30/30 and 45/70 always wondered how they shot. Looked very well made and solidv
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I have the Husky catalog for those rifles and they were made in a number of calibers form 22 short to 45-70. I have a 22 and am dealing on a 30-30 now. They were refered to in the 1911 Alpha catalog as Mauser pattern. They were made up until the 1930's. My 22 is range marked from 25 to 200 meters and shoots to the sights with Remington ammo. By the way the SAKRAT on the left side means Safety.
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Bet thats a joy to carry afield :D

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very very kewl
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