We did make Lakelanders/ Varbergers (or whatever they were called when they were made in Sweden). They are supposedly very accurate but hard to manufacture and there has been a lot of drama around the companies and people involved. Spuhr should also be mentioned as they make extremely high-quality mounts as well as other things such as buttocks for the G3 and MP5 that bring them into modern standards, so while they don't make rifles per say they re-invent them.
If some one wants to build a fancy rifle based on a M98 type action, the post war Husqvarnas were built on a FN Mauser action and these are sometimes used as the bases for a custom build. The latter 1600 actions can also be made into quite nice rifles.
Great work Jonny. Need video on Canadian gun makers... there's a few bespoke makers that are world-renowned. There's also a few rifle makers that military around the world use their sniper rifles.
There’s a lot of used Husquarnas and Karl Gustavs on the used market here in Russia. They are very sought after and highly regarded. The only concern is the spare parts and sometimes the ammo cause some of them are chambered in obscure calibers.
Sad Husqvarna and CG is not making weapons for civillian use any lomger,they were top notch and well popular . And then the sad story about Varberger rifles also is one to mention.
There is also Filip Örnerkrans and Stefan Zelei from Are (pronounced oere) bossmakeri. They do make nice custom bolt action rifles or can make them it's a bit complicated Are bossmakeri. There are only about 10 gunsmiths there and they are nice guys. Check them out on instagram.
@@tgsoutdoors Hooka was a small business in the north of Sweden. He converted .22s into what we call "bird rifles" (small caliber rifles for shooting Capercallie in winter, or with dog in the fall). Nothing extraordinary really from an international perspective. He was a very inventive man though. I have an old catalog from his business.
To be really picky it's a FFV 1900. FFV (Förenade fabriksverken) bought the right to the HVA 1900 in the end of the 70s. They made these FFV 1900 with parts from HVA. Later they decided to develop the design into the FFV 2000, and in the beginning these guns were made in Italy. They had quality issues, and FFV later brought manufacturing back to Sweden. These are the MkII version of the FFV 2000. When FFV stopped all civilian gunmaking, the rights to the 'Carl Gustaf' trademark and all other assets were sold to different places. The rights to the 1900 design was bought by Zoli. These are considered inferior in quality to both FFV and HVA here in Sweden. VO-Vapen uses Zoli actions and embelishes them with engraving and gems to impress rich oil Sheiks. Way over prized guns in my opinion.
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I have a 1938 Husqvarna 310AS that's been in the family since new. It is a beautiful, light and nimble gun.
I think you missed varberger. Good show and stay safe.
We did make Lakelanders/ Varbergers (or whatever they were called when they were made in Sweden). They are supposedly very accurate but hard to manufacture and there has been a lot of drama around the companies and people involved. Spuhr should also be mentioned as they make extremely high-quality mounts as well as other things such as buttocks for the G3 and MP5 that bring them into modern standards, so while they don't make rifles per say they re-invent them.
Sheltering in place and glad that this was the first video of the day. Thanks!
For information, the Varberger estate was bought by a excellent gun maker called P-O Stenmark. And yes he does really fine work. www.kolvmakeri.se
There are Flodman guns for sale in Sweden for about £30,000 now.
If some one wants to build a fancy rifle based on a M98 type action, the post war Husqvarnas were built on a FN Mauser action and these are sometimes used as the bases for a custom build. The latter 1600 actions can also be made into quite nice rifles.
Great work Jonny. Need video on Canadian gun makers... there's a few bespoke makers that are world-renowned. There's also a few rifle makers that military around the world use their sniper rifles.
It’s on the list. A little way down, but on the list.
The AK 5 is a development of the FN FNC. The AK 4 is a development of the HK G3.
A Bofors 40mm Quad mount just might be the ultimate in goose guns.
Is it steel proofed though?
How does it swing?
@@tgsoutdoors It fires steel only, and powered swing, can't beat that.
If they manufactured more civilian guns, they'd probably make you build it yourself.
Brilliant!
...and the stock would be made of particle board.
Thanks again for keeping up the good work 👍
There are several good custom rifle builders, check out Nyhuus Vapen AB.
Beautiful stuff
Spuhr makes world renowned mounts and accesoaries.
Håkan Spuhr is a cool dude. Got to visit him back in 2017. Dude has a cool collection!
There’s a lot of used Husquarnas and Karl Gustavs on the used market here in Russia. They are very sought after and highly regarded. The only concern is the spare parts and sometimes the ammo cause some of them are chambered in obscure calibers.
You can probably get Zoli parts to work in the Husqvarnas, the Zoli 1900 is Husqvarnas last rifle, tweaked somewhat.
@Joakim Henrikson Sadly, many of those parts will be considered essential firearm parts by the law and won't be accepted by the customs.
@@yeahbee8237 That's great to know, Zoli is very prominent right now for some reason.
Another great and interesting video Jonny - enjoyed watching, thanks 😍
Glad you enjoyed it mate. Hope all
Is ok With you?
mabye not a gun but dont forget about aimpoint. used by alot of hunters and also military all over the world today. made in Malmö sweden.
You do do some very interesting videos. Thanks.
Sad Husqvarna and CG is not making weapons for civillian use any lomger,they were top notch and well popular . And then the sad story about Varberger rifles also is one to mention.
Thanks for all the videos you’re putting out , keeping us sane ! If we can’t get out shooting this is the next best thing ! Thanks again , stay safe
the huski side by side looks like a sauer mod 8 copy.german kerner anson with sear at the top.
if im right its the mod 310 designed by royal hofwaldmeister erik von eckermann, thats why it looks so german
They make some of the best ALLOY steels in the world.
Always fancied a Bofors!
Shame that, Purdey (I understand ) use Swedish Damasteel on their exquisite Damascus O&U. Or was it Holland & Holland?
Indeed. The best Damascus in the world
@@tgsoutdoors But it's not real damascus...
But it’s the only thing close that can be used for such applications
@@tgsoutdoors Yes, I'm not against it in any way. I'm all for Swedish industry!
There is also Filip Örnerkrans and Stefan Zelei from Are (pronounced oere) bossmakeri. They do make nice custom bolt action rifles or can make them it's a bit complicated Are bossmakeri. There are only about 10 gunsmiths there and they are nice guys. Check them out on instagram.
What is their insta handle?
@@tgsoutdoors check facebook facebook.com/Huntlandab it's their profile picture.
FX Airguns
😯 how the hell did I miss them.
If you want a laugh, check out Hooka
They were a small firm that did crazy conversions of cheap rifles
Do you have a link?
@@tgsoutdoors www.jaktojagare.se/kategorier/vapen-och-utrustning/udda-kombibossa-fran-hooka-20100216/
Written by Håkan Spuhr of Spuhr mounts to :p
@@tgsoutdoors Hooka was a small business in the north of Sweden. He converted .22s into what we call "bird rifles" (small caliber rifles for shooting Capercallie in winter, or with dog in the fall). Nothing extraordinary really from an international perspective. He was a very inventive man though. I have an old catalog from his business.
The Zoli 1900 is a clone of the last model Husqvarna
To be really picky it's a FFV 1900. FFV (Förenade fabriksverken) bought the right to the HVA 1900 in the end of the 70s. They made these FFV 1900 with parts from HVA. Later they decided to develop the design into the FFV 2000, and in the beginning these guns were made in Italy. They had quality issues, and FFV later brought manufacturing back to Sweden. These are the MkII version of the FFV 2000. When FFV stopped all civilian gunmaking, the rights to the 'Carl Gustaf' trademark and all other assets were sold to different places. The rights to the 1900 design was bought by Zoli. These are considered inferior in quality to both FFV and HVA here in Sweden. VO-Vapen uses Zoli actions and embelishes them with engraving and gems to impress rich oil Sheiks. Way over prized guns in my opinion.
You missed FX air guns !
Husqvarna?
Ti is a terrible metal for barrels. Little wear resistance.
Im Swedish i love my 310bs from 1929 😁