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some turn out better than others. beauty is in the eye of the beholder...viva la difference!

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Too bad about that one. I've seen better finished tractors--Soviet ones.

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Originally Posted By: GJZ
Too bad about that one. I've seen better finished tractors--Soviet ones.

Case colored Soviet tractors? Give me two! laugh


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A sad end to a Model 51, a great Husky variation.

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Ed "the Torch" aka Ed "the Genetic Engineer" has accomplished his sinister goal of turning a Huskie into a Leopard. A picture of this would be a good answer the next time someone posts a thread asking how or if they should restore their gun. Short answer; Not like this!


A true sign of mental illness is any gun owner who would vote for an Anti-Gunner like Joe Biden.

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I thought he helped the Husky a bit...he just didn't have the torch hot enough.

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Originally Posted By: HomelessjOe


The Parker jOe posted about ain't that bad IMHO...Geo

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Quote "THIS IS A RARE HUSQVARNA 12 GAUGE MODEL 51 HAMMER GUN. SERIAL #94XXX, MADE AROUND 1916." Nonsense!! About 11.000 were made in 12 gauge and about 3.000 in 16 gauge. Made 1911 to 1947. Most common toplever, backaction locks double produced by Husqvarna, mostly because was least expensive (no engraving, etching, etc).

Round body? NAA -- just rounded lockupbox, just like nearly all older Husqvarnas. Is much nicer to carry than wide lockupboxes on A&D receivers.

I have seen several of these "refurbished" M51s -- they are all quite ugly -- don't know who did them. IF steel not ruined, can polish off "case colors" and have nice "French Grey" or "coinfinish".

Excellent handling hammer double, especially with 75-85 cm barrels in 16-gauge. Usually has stock with "modern" dimensions, not those dog-leg, droopy stocks like on old Parkers, etc. Not very best handling of these older top-lever Husqvarnas, at least for me. Models 48 and 52 in 16 gauge give me highest scores on clays and live birds, right up there with my favorite Sauer hammerdouble and Merkel-made kombi. Maybe not to be surprised -- Husqvarna had good working relationship with Sauer re sidelocks and lockupboxes.

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reminds me of a bunch of old hens......jest ah peckin an scratchin.....pluck, pluck, pluck, swauk!

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Originally Posted By: ed good
reminds me of a bunch of old hens......jest ah peckin an scratchin.....pluck, pluck, pluck, swauk!


Well, at least you seem to take it all in stride. It ain't personal, but some of'em do turn out ugly. If you could get'em all like that Parker jOe gave the link to, you'd be fine. At any rate, we give you more publicity than you could get with any GunBroker ad...Geo

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