I found this lists, first are bolt action rifles;19 70191 460194 820199999999999999999999999999999959 500700And the second are shotguns;111111111111111111111111111111122222222222222222222. First, thanks very much for the super serial/production date list in this Thread!Yet, wondering whether any known, unaccounted, omissions? Particularly in respect of the early postwar Model 640, FN mauser 98 rifle, 'Husqvarna' marked actions, 8mm chambering.

Much to my surprise I can't seem to decode the year my used chainsaw as built. Its a Husqvarna 141 serial number 8160912. I need the year of manufacture such that I can order replacement parts. Thanks for the question. The first number on the older saws is the last number of the year. Here is an example 510263. That serial would make this saw a 1985 or 95 year model depending on the color of the top of the saw made in the tenth week of the year.

These actions reflecting newer solid left receiver wall as well as vestigial stripper clip receiver bridge 'hump' with unfinished clip slot. Apparently attributed to '48-8 production era, 50K+ serial range.Thanks for any information/opinon! I emailed shotguns.se. Tobias is not willing to spend the time and money to recreate 'skydevabben' but he will ask the owner, when and if he sees him, if the site, or data, is for sale.

Gunboards might be the ideal choice for host if that looks promising, and I might be willing to make a reasonable donation. Equus sims cc database. Apparently the book it was based on was 1 of 300 copies published in Swedish when the factory closed down in 1977, I think. Gotavapen is aimed at military arms and is not interested.Can you imagine it took this 'disaster' to bring me back to Gunboards. I have been busy focusing on archery, and mentor a University archery club. I shoot an Assyrian horse bow by Csaba Grozer and use the thumb draw.