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I am looking at buying a model 1640 Husqvarna its lightweight about 6.8 lbs and has a 23 3/4 inch barrel the wood and bluiing and bore are in excellent shape. It has a metal recoil lug in stock so stock is not cracked.

Its been a while since I looked at my serial number, but if memory serves me then mine was manufacturered sometime between 1955-1959. Programma atlas akupunkturnih tochek. I've always been pleased with my Husqvarna. While my rifle is old and scratched up, I'm sighted in with tight groupings at 100 yrds with 180 grain and have little trouble hitting a 5'x5' steel rocker targets at.

Cost is 400$ I have wanted a mauser action rifle in 30-06 for a while so I would like to know if anyone here has any experience with this particular model. Is it well made, accurate, can it handle modern loads okay. Please tell me as much a you can about this rifle so I can make an informed decision Is this the best model of the husqvarna rifles?

I want to use it to hunt moose and elk. First off, Welcome to the Forum, Mr. I'll say upfront that I'm not sure whether or not I'm familiar with the Mod 1640. I will say that I have a Husqvarna made in the late 70s in.243 and my bro-in-law has one identical only in.30-06. Ours have no model number on them and I've never researched the S/N. What I will say is that my.243 is responsible for the longest shot I ever got on a coyote (>530 yds) and bro-in-law raves about his, too. I have a 1977 Husqvarna 250 motorcycle that is superb.

I've owned Husqvarna chain saws which surpass any I've used. That company just does NOT make any garbage! I doubt whether I've helped you make a decision about your rifle, but I had to get that plug in about the manufacturer.

LOL I know they make good chainsaws I have one, just never owned one of their guns Well if your gun was made in the 70's it is most likely a 1900 action which is a modified Mauser that is more of a push feed with no large claw extractor. They were supposed to be silk smooth and very accurate. Here is what I found so far Husqvarna hunting rifles Husqvarna basicly used only four different mauser-type actions. The Swedish Mauser model 94 Used from 1927 to 1949 After WW2 it was called model 38, it also lost the thumb cut-out. The German Mauser model 98 Used from 1937 to 1956 Made by FN in Belgium in two types, the main difference is that the new type doesn't have the thumb cut-out and that the bolt handle is swept slightly back. Husqvarna model 1640 Husqvarna was not comfortable with the fact that they were depending on one of there competitors. So they developed an action that in some ways resembles the German Mauser model 98.

It uses a long mauser 98 type extractor and mechanical ejector but got a sliding safety catch. It was released in 1953 and discontinued in 1967. Husqvarna model 1900 In 1967 Husqvarna released a new action. It uses short modern extractor and ejector. It got a small extra guiding-lug on the lower locking-lug. The cocking-piece got a new shape and looks like the one on the present Carl Gustaf 2000 rifles.

Since 1950 Husqvarna have mainly used cold-hammer forged barrels. Jamesm029, The model 1640 Husqvarna is a decent rifle and I'm sure you'll be happy with it. Its nothing particularly fancy and these particular models will never really be worth much. At the same token, it should last you a lifetime if you take good care.

After all, its is a husqvarna. I own a 'well used' model 1640 chambered in 30-06 with a monte carlo style wood stock and hunt game in Alaska. Its been a while since I looked at my serial number, but if memory serves me then mine was manufacturered sometime between 1955-1959. I've always been pleased with my Husqvarna.

While my rifle is old and scratched up, I'm sighted in with tight groupings at 100 yrds with 180 grain and have little trouble hitting a 5'x5' steel rocker targets at 300yrds. I like the 180 grain in 30-06 because of its versatility (moose, dear, bear) in taking down a variety of game.

Anyway, my rifles old and living in Alaska gets it well used. I wish when I was younger i would have been a little more cautios avoiding getting it all dinged up. Anyway, I know there are better 30-06's out there then this model, but mine will always have a place in my cabinet, and always get well used during the hunting seasons.