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Husqvarna 103BS 2.75" 16ga for sale
Husqvarna 103BS 2.75" 16ga for sale
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Guns International #: 102943865
Category - Hammer Shotguns
- Husqvarna Shotguns
Husqvarna 103BS 2.75" 16ga
Description:
Built on a Sauer action with Husqvarna special steel barrels, this is a rare 103 series Husky 16ga in excellent condition as refinished. I've been collecting Husqvarna shotguns for over ten years, and this is only the second 103 series 16 I've ever seen, although I've owned several in 12ga. Husqvarna has one of the longest histories among all gun manufacturers, as they started making high quality guns in the 1600's all the way until the 1970's. Although the 103 series A,B and C grade came in straight and pistol grip versions, this example was a full pistol grip that I've converted to straight grip with custom checkering, and I've raised the comb 3/8" to modern dimensions of 1 5/8 x 2.25 x 14 1/2 to a Cerveletti lightweight pad. Gun weighs 6.7 oz. A longer pad could be added to gain more length if desired. While hiding the comb raise repair, I re-sculpted the cheek piece to give it more graceful curves, and I've added to and enhanced the wood grain, which was very plain and almost nonexistent. It is finished with a very tough and durable oil/urethane satin finish and the graining work cannot be harmed with normal use (In addition to being an international award-winning fine artist, I also do custom gun work and you can see some examples at marklarsongunart).
I've shot a few rounds with the gun at trap, and it is a fantastic shooter with very tight lockup and tight, crisp actions.
Barrels ring like new, with perfect mirror bores, no dents or dings, and only one nick about 8" down the right tube. Wall thickness is .075 there, so it is of no consequence. The symbols that look like nazi proof marks on the barrel flats are actually old Lappland runes from the Danes and others that Husqvarna used to denote hammer forged barrels. This gun was made in the 1920's, and Sweden was never occupied by Germany. They stopped using the symbols during WWII.
You won't find a nicer Husqvarna, and this one of a kind elegant beauty is ready for the field or range, no issues.
Price: $2,800.00
Shotgun Gauge: 16 Gauge
Manufacturer: Husqvarna
Model: 103BS
Barrel Length: 29.5
Chambers: 2.75
Ejectors: extractors
Condition: Excellent
Bore Condition: Excellent
Barrel Type: Fluid steel
Triggers: double
Stock Dimensions:
1.5 x 2 3/8 x 14 1/2
Stock Cast: neutral
Butt Pad: Silvers
Weight: 6.7
Sights: New silver bead
Manufacture Date: 1920's
Choke Left: xf
Choke Right: mod
Proof:Nitro: Yes
Minimum Wall Thickness Left: .045
Minimum Wall Thickness Right: .045
Description:
Built on a Sauer action with Husqvarna special steel barrels, this is a rare 103 series Husky 16ga in excellent condition as refinished. I've been collecting Husqvarna shotguns for over ten years, and this is only the second 103 series 16 I've ever seen, although I've owned several in 12ga. Husqvarna has one of the longest histories among all gun manufacturers, as they started making high quality guns in the 1600's all the way until the 1970's. Although the 103 series A,B and C grade came in straight and pistol grip versions, this example was a full pistol grip that I've converted to straight grip with custom checkering, and I've raised the comb 3/8" to modern dimensions of 1 5/8 x 2.25 x 14 1/2 to a Cerveletti lightweight pad. Gun weighs 6.7 oz. A longer pad could be added to gain more length if desired. While hiding the comb raise repair, I re-sculpted the cheek piece to give it more graceful curves, and I've added to and enhanced the wood grain, which was very plain and almost nonexistent. It is finished with a very tough and durable oil/urethane satin finish and the graining work cannot be harmed with normal use (In addition to being an international award-winning fine artist, I also do custom gun work and you can see some examples at marklarsongunart).
I've shot a few rounds with the gun at trap, and it is a fantastic shooter with very tight lockup and tight, crisp actions.
Barrels ring like new, with perfect mirror bores, no dents or dings, and only one nick about 8" down the right tube. Wall thickness is .075 there, so it is of no consequence. The symbols that look like nazi proof marks on the barrel flats are actually old Lappland runes from the Danes and others that Husqvarna used to denote hammer forged barrels. This gun was made in the 1920's, and Sweden was never occupied by Germany. They stopped using the symbols during WWII.
You won't find a nicer Husqvarna, and this one of a kind elegant beauty is ready for the field or range, no issues.
Price: $2,800.00
Shotgun Gauge: 16 Gauge
Manufacturer: Husqvarna
Model: 103BS
Barrel Length: 29.5
Chambers: 2.75
Ejectors: extractors
Condition: Excellent
Bore Condition: Excellent
Barrel Type: Fluid steel
Triggers: double
Stock Dimensions:
1.5 x 2 3/8 x 14 1/2
Stock Cast: neutral
Butt Pad: Silvers
Weight: 6.7
Sights: New silver bead
Manufacture Date: 1920's
Choke Left: xf
Choke Right: mod
Proof:Nitro: Yes
Minimum Wall Thickness Left: .045
Minimum Wall Thickness Right: .045
Contact Seller
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Guns International #: 102943865
Category - Hammer Shotguns
- Husqvarna Shotguns
Husqvarna 103BS 2.75" 16ga
Description: Built on a Sauer action with Husqvarna special steel barrels, this is a rare 103 series Husky 16ga in excellent condition as refinished. I've been collecting Husqvarna shotguns for over ten years, and this is only the second 103 series 16 I've ever seen, although I've owned several in 12ga. Husqvarna has one of the longest histories among all gun manufacturers, as they started making high quality guns in the 1600's all the way until the 1970's. Although the 103 series A,B and C grade came in straight and pistol grip versions, this example was a full pistol grip that I've converted to straight grip with custom checkering, and I've raised the comb 3/8" to modern dimensions of 1 5/8 x 2.25 x 14 1/2 to a Cerveletti lightweight pad. Gun weighs 6.7 oz. A longer pad could be added to gain more length if desired. While hiding the comb raise repair, I re-sculpted the cheek piece to give it more graceful curves, and I've added to and enhanced the wood grain, which was very plain and almost nonexistent. It is finished with a very tough and durable oil/urethane satin finish and the graining work cannot be harmed with normal use (In addition to being an international award-winning fine artist, I also do custom gun work and you can see some examples at marklarsongunart). I've shot a few rounds with the gun at trap, and it is a fantastic shooter with very tight lockup and tight, crisp actions. Barrels ring like new, with perfect mirror bores, no dents or dings, and only one nick about 8" down the right tube. Wall thickness is .075 there, so it is of no consequence. The symbols that look like nazi proof marks on the barrel flats are actually old Lappland runes from the Danes and others that Husqvarna used to denote hammer forged barrels. This gun was made in the 1920's, and Sweden was never occupied by Germany. They stopped using the symbols during WWII. You won't find a nicer Husqvarna, and this one of a kind elegant beauty is ready for the field or range, no issues. Price: $2,800.00 Shotgun Gauge: 16 Gauge Manufacturer: Husqvarna Model: 103BS Barrel Length: 29.5 Chambers: 2.75 Ejectors: extractors Condition: Excellent Bore Condition: Excellent Barrel Type: Fluid steel Triggers: double Stock Dimensions: 1.5 x 2 3/8 x 14 1/2 Stock Cast: neutral Butt Pad: Silvers Weight: 6.7 Sights: New silver bead Manufacture Date: 1920's Choke Left: xf Choke Right: mod Proof:Nitro: Yes Minimum Wall Thickness Left: .045 Minimum Wall Thickness Right: .045 Contact Seller |
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Guns International #: 102943865
Category - Hammer Shotguns
- Husqvarna Shotguns
Husqvarna 103BS 2.75" 16ga
Description:
Built on a Sauer action with Husqvarna special steel barrels, this is a rare 103 series Husky 16ga in excellent condition as refinished. I've been collecting Husqvarna shotguns for over ten years, and this is only the second 103 series 16 I've ever seen, although I've owned several in 12ga. Husqvarna has one of the longest histories among all gun manufacturers, as they started making high quality guns in the 1600's all the way until the 1970's. Although the 103 series A,B and C grade came in straight and pistol grip versions, this example was a full pistol grip that I've converted to straight grip with custom checkering, and I've raised the comb 3/8" to modern dimensions of 1 5/8 x 2.25 x 14 1/2 to a Cerveletti lightweight pad. Gun weighs 6.7 oz. A longer pad could be added to gain more length if desired. While hiding the comb raise repair, I re-sculpted the cheek piece to give it more graceful curves, and I've added to and enhanced the wood grain, which was very plain and almost nonexistent. It is finished with a very tough and durable oil/urethane satin finish and the graining work cannot be harmed with normal use (In addition to being an international award-winning fine artist, I also do custom gun work and you can see some examples at marklarsongunart).
I've shot a few rounds with the gun at trap, and it is a fantastic shooter with very tight lockup and tight, crisp actions.
Barrels ring like new, with perfect mirror bores, no dents or dings, and only one nick about 8" down the right tube. Wall thickness is .075 there, so it is of no consequence. The symbols that look like nazi proof marks on the barrel flats are actually old Lappland runes from the Danes and others that Husqvarna used to denote hammer forged barrels. This gun was made in the 1920's, and Sweden was never occupied by Germany. They stopped using the symbols during WWII.
You won't find a nicer Husqvarna, and this one of a kind elegant beauty is ready for the field or range, no issues.
Price: $2,800.00
Shotgun Gauge: 16 Gauge
Manufacturer: Husqvarna
Model: 103BS
Barrel Length: 29.5
Chambers: 2.75
Ejectors: extractors
Condition: Excellent
Bore Condition: Excellent
Barrel Type: Fluid steel
Triggers: double
Stock Dimensions:
1.5 x 2 3/8 x 14 1/2
Stock Cast: neutral
Butt Pad: Silvers
Weight: 6.7
Sights: New silver bead
Manufacture Date: 1920's
Choke Left: xf
Choke Right: mod
Proof:Nitro: Yes
Minimum Wall Thickness Left: .045
Minimum Wall Thickness Right: .045
Description:
Built on a Sauer action with Husqvarna special steel barrels, this is a rare 103 series Husky 16ga in excellent condition as refinished. I've been collecting Husqvarna shotguns for over ten years, and this is only the second 103 series 16 I've ever seen, although I've owned several in 12ga. Husqvarna has one of the longest histories among all gun manufacturers, as they started making high quality guns in the 1600's all the way until the 1970's. Although the 103 series A,B and C grade came in straight and pistol grip versions, this example was a full pistol grip that I've converted to straight grip with custom checkering, and I've raised the comb 3/8" to modern dimensions of 1 5/8 x 2.25 x 14 1/2 to a Cerveletti lightweight pad. Gun weighs 6.7 oz. A longer pad could be added to gain more length if desired. While hiding the comb raise repair, I re-sculpted the cheek piece to give it more graceful curves, and I've added to and enhanced the wood grain, which was very plain and almost nonexistent. It is finished with a very tough and durable oil/urethane satin finish and the graining work cannot be harmed with normal use (In addition to being an international award-winning fine artist, I also do custom gun work and you can see some examples at marklarsongunart).
I've shot a few rounds with the gun at trap, and it is a fantastic shooter with very tight lockup and tight, crisp actions.
Barrels ring like new, with perfect mirror bores, no dents or dings, and only one nick about 8" down the right tube. Wall thickness is .075 there, so it is of no consequence. The symbols that look like nazi proof marks on the barrel flats are actually old Lappland runes from the Danes and others that Husqvarna used to denote hammer forged barrels. This gun was made in the 1920's, and Sweden was never occupied by Germany. They stopped using the symbols during WWII.
You won't find a nicer Husqvarna, and this one of a kind elegant beauty is ready for the field or range, no issues.
Price: $2,800.00
Shotgun Gauge: 16 Gauge
Manufacturer: Husqvarna
Model: 103BS
Barrel Length: 29.5
Chambers: 2.75
Ejectors: extractors
Condition: Excellent
Bore Condition: Excellent
Barrel Type: Fluid steel
Triggers: double
Stock Dimensions:
1.5 x 2 3/8 x 14 1/2
Stock Cast: neutral
Butt Pad: Silvers
Weight: 6.7
Sights: New silver bead
Manufacture Date: 1920's
Choke Left: xf
Choke Right: mod
Proof:Nitro: Yes
Minimum Wall Thickness Left: .045
Minimum Wall Thickness Right: .045
Guns International #: 102943865
Guns International #: 102943865
Category - Hammer Shotguns
- Husqvarna Shotguns
Husqvarna 103BS 2.75" 16ga
Description:
Built on a Sauer action with Husqvarna special steel barrels, this is a rare 103 series Husky 16ga in excellent condition as refinished. I've been collecting Husqvarna shotguns for over ten years, and this is only the second 103 series 16 I've ever seen, although I've owned several in 12ga. Husqvarna has one of the longest histories among all gun manufacturers, as they started making high quality guns in the 1600's all the way until the 1970's. Although the 103 series A,B and C grade came in straight and pistol grip versions, this example was a full pistol grip that I've converted to straight grip with custom checkering, and I've raised the comb 3/8" to modern dimensions of 1 5/8 x 2.25 x 14 1/2 to a Cerveletti lightweight pad. Gun weighs 6.7 oz. A longer pad could be added to gain more length if desired. While hiding the comb raise repair, I re-sculpted the cheek piece to give it more graceful curves, and I've added to and enhanced the wood grain, which was very plain and almost nonexistent. It is finished with a very tough and durable oil/urethane satin finish and the graining work cannot be harmed with normal use (In addition to being an international award-winning fine artist, I also do custom gun work and you can see some examples at marklarsongunart).
I've shot a few rounds with the gun at trap, and it is a fantastic shooter with very tight lockup and tight, crisp actions.
Barrels ring like new, with perfect mirror bores, no dents or dings, and only one nick about 8" down the right tube. Wall thickness is .075 there, so it is of no consequence. The symbols that look like nazi proof marks on the barrel flats are actually old Lappland runes from the Danes and others that Husqvarna used to denote hammer forged barrels. This gun was made in the 1920's, and Sweden was never occupied by Germany. They stopped using the symbols during WWII.
You won't find a nicer Husqvarna, and this one of a kind elegant beauty is ready for the field or range, no issues.
Price: $2,800.00
Shotgun Gauge: 16 Gauge
Manufacturer: Husqvarna
Model: 103BS
Barrel Length: 29.5
Chambers: 2.75
Ejectors: extractors
Condition: Excellent
Bore Condition: Excellent
Barrel Type: Fluid steel
Triggers: double
Stock Dimensions:
1.5 x 2 3/8 x 14 1/2
Stock Cast: neutral
Butt Pad: Silvers
Weight: 6.7
Sights: New silver bead
Manufacture Date: 1920's
Choke Left: xf
Choke Right: mod
Proof:Nitro: Yes
Minimum Wall Thickness Left: .045
Minimum Wall Thickness Right: .045
Description:
Built on a Sauer action with Husqvarna special steel barrels, this is a rare 103 series Husky 16ga in excellent condition as refinished. I've been collecting Husqvarna shotguns for over ten years, and this is only the second 103 series 16 I've ever seen, although I've owned several in 12ga. Husqvarna has one of the longest histories among all gun manufacturers, as they started making high quality guns in the 1600's all the way until the 1970's. Although the 103 series A,B and C grade came in straight and pistol grip versions, this example was a full pistol grip that I've converted to straight grip with custom checkering, and I've raised the comb 3/8" to modern dimensions of 1 5/8 x 2.25 x 14 1/2 to a Cerveletti lightweight pad. Gun weighs 6.7 oz. A longer pad could be added to gain more length if desired. While hiding the comb raise repair, I re-sculpted the cheek piece to give it more graceful curves, and I've added to and enhanced the wood grain, which was very plain and almost nonexistent. It is finished with a very tough and durable oil/urethane satin finish and the graining work cannot be harmed with normal use (In addition to being an international award-winning fine artist, I also do custom gun work and you can see some examples at marklarsongunart).
I've shot a few rounds with the gun at trap, and it is a fantastic shooter with very tight lockup and tight, crisp actions.
Barrels ring like new, with perfect mirror bores, no dents or dings, and only one nick about 8" down the right tube. Wall thickness is .075 there, so it is of no consequence. The symbols that look like nazi proof marks on the barrel flats are actually old Lappland runes from the Danes and others that Husqvarna used to denote hammer forged barrels. This gun was made in the 1920's, and Sweden was never occupied by Germany. They stopped using the symbols during WWII.
You won't find a nicer Husqvarna, and this one of a kind elegant beauty is ready for the field or range, no issues.
Price: $2,800.00
Shotgun Gauge: 16 Gauge
Manufacturer: Husqvarna
Model: 103BS
Barrel Length: 29.5
Chambers: 2.75
Ejectors: extractors
Condition: Excellent
Bore Condition: Excellent
Barrel Type: Fluid steel
Triggers: double
Stock Dimensions:
1.5 x 2 3/8 x 14 1/2
Stock Cast: neutral
Butt Pad: Silvers
Weight: 6.7
Sights: New silver bead
Manufacture Date: 1920's
Choke Left: xf
Choke Right: mod
Proof:Nitro: Yes
Minimum Wall Thickness Left: .045
Minimum Wall Thickness Right: .045
Contact Seller
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