One of my model 1938 Swedish Husqvarna Mausers sporter, a scoped, microbedded and Timney triggered specimen, will at times, shoot 3 shoots into one ragged hole at hundred yards, when loaded with 140 Hornady bullets in front of 48 grain, IMR 4350 powder.
When shooting the 160 grain Hornady bullet from the same gun, loaded with 45 grain IMR 4350 powder, the 3 shoot, half inch tight group, will land about half an inch down from the 140 grain bullet holes.
Not bad for a "run of the mill" military surplus gun, still using the original barrel, and a testimony to the very high standart these "Swedish Mausers" were produced under, even for this particular WW2 specimen, that also have seen service with the swedish trained, "Den Danske Brigade", that came back to Denmark from Sweden, on May 5th, 1945, and who fought several urban firefights with pockets of die hard, Danish nazi collaborators who had chosed to die fighting, as well as securing the danish/german border, and protecting danish police stations.