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I recently purchased an M38 Sporter and am in the process of cleaning it up. It's a 1943 Husqvarna. I'm hoping that someone may recognize the stock maker. It was bedded, so apart from cleaning it up, I am going to leave it alone, unless it doesn't shoot.

Any information about this from the Swedish Mauser people? Thanks.

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I have also added a picture of the aftermarket safety.

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Stiga and Vapen Depoten Falun both used similar stocks to yours:

Here is a VDF in 8x57, pictured far right.

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Thanks! Mine looks very much like what appears to be a Stiga stock of yours - third from the left. It was definitely worked on after its military service. I was thinking not only about the stock, but the armadillo shaped safety.


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No, the VDF is the one on the far right, the remainder are factory Husqvarna sporters.

Stiga used a similar type stock which, as you can see, was popular at the time.

[img]https://cdn11.bigcommerce.com/s-zq2.../10005/Z13736A__33015.1546999309.jpg?c=2[/img]

The safety you refer to was a fairly common aftermarket add on.

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Thanks. What do you know about the safety?


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Nothing other than it appears to block the trigger. Probably handmade. I've seen dozens of similar pieces, none appeared to have been mass produced.


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