Husqavarna H-5000. PICS ADDED
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Husqavarna H-5000. PICS ADDED
Anybody have any experience with this model? There is a custom takedown in '06 that I'm seriously considering and this is one rifle I haven't any experience with. Thanks.
Mike Johnson,
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Chuck 100 yd
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Re: Husqavarna H-5000
High quality. I bought one in Germany and sent it to my dad for a Christmas gift. He had it in his closet for 30 years,unfired until he gave it back to me several years back. I had no need for another 7mm mag. I ended up trading it off for another gun I wanted more.
Mine was a 5000 but not take down.
Mine was a 5000 but not take down.
Re: Husqavarna H-5000
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Thinking of the several different commercial Husqvarna boltgun's I've owned/shot/hunted over the years, I have to say they have an enviable reputation for impeccable workmanship, materials & accuracy.
IOW, unless the styling cue are not for you, IMHO you can buy one with confidence.
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Thinking of the several different commercial Husqvarna boltgun's I've owned/shot/hunted over the years, I have to say they have an enviable reputation for impeccable workmanship, materials & accuracy.
IOW, unless the styling cue are not for you, IMHO you can buy one with confidence.
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horsesoldier03
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Re: Husqavarna H-5000
Had a friend that owned an 06 takedown as well. I shot it a few times. It was a nice shooter. No clue on value but it did impress me as a rifle that I would buy if I ever found one for sale. His also had the express flip up sights.
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Re: Husqavarna H-5000
Thanks guys. I really like the looks of this takedown. I was looking for a convenient take down 30-06 for general use. I put a bid on this one. Will post pictures if I get it.
Mike Johnson,
"Only those who will risk going too far, can possibly find out how far one can go." T.S. Eliot
"Only those who will risk going too far, can possibly find out how far one can go." T.S. Eliot
Re: Husqavarna H-5000
Here are few pics. Fairly pristine. Take down, 30-06. Now to find the right receiver peep, scope bases, some QR rings and nice glass.
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Mike Johnson,
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2ndovc
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Re: Husqavarna H-5000
That's down right cool!
I've a couple military Husqvarna's and spotters. They were great shooters.
jb
I've a couple military Husqvarna's and spotters. They were great shooters.
jb
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Re: Husqavarna H-5000. PICS ADDED
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You've done well, Pilgrim !
I'd be interested to know if it retains it's zero after a take-down/re-assembly.
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You've done well, Pilgrim !
I'd be interested to know if it retains it's zero after a take-down/re-assembly.
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horsesoldier03
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Re: Husqavarna H-5000. PICS ADDED
Very nice!
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Re: Husqavarna H-5000. PICS ADDED
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Re: Husqavarna H-5000. PICS ADDED
That is so nice.
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