HVA Shotgun Pics

Greyphase · Jul 4, 2011

Beautiful pair of hammerguns you got there Mike, and in the perfect gauge too

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Greyphase · Jul 19, 2011

I sent my 16 ga. Model 51 off to Mark Larson to have the prince of wales grip removed because it was just too small for me to carry and shoot comfortably. He also added a long tang, new checkering, and found and fixed a crack in the head of the stock. I'm very pleased with the end result. I've been searching for a straight grip top lever Husky for quite some time, now the search is over.

Rick

http://www.alleghenymountainwanderings.blogspot.com

sbhva · Jul 20, 2011

Very nice Rick. It's good to see a fine old gun still being used the way it was intended.

Greyphase · Dec 26, 2011

My Model 51 16 ga. Husky with the modified straight grip and a Pa grouse taken over a point by my setter Copper.

DK PHILLIPS · Dec 26, 2011

mark may be you can start a thread on enhancing grain...i have done this type of work too...nice job!

Swift · Jun 24, 2012

I have just renovated my Husqvarna 310 BS - manufactured in 1916.

With the exception of the renovation - It's still in 100% original condition!

Swift

Oskar · Jul 18, 2012

Here are some photos of my 16 ga model 310 Lyx recently purchased. 29 1/2" barrels, choked XF/XF, ejectors, weighs 6 lbs 2 oz. Per my research this gun was made in July 1921 and is one of approx. 10 made. While not in showroom new condition she's pretty nice. The grip is very small and has a diamond shape. Whoever did the checkering was really good. Mike

lcmunn · Jul 19, 2012

The 310- Americans missed out.

Oskar said:
Here are some photos of my 16 ga model 310 Lyx recently purchased. 29 1/2" barrels, choked XF/XF, ejectors, weighs 6 lbs 2 oz. Per my research this gun was made in July 1921 and is one of approx. 10 made. While not in showroom new condition she's pretty nice. The grip is very small and has a diamond shape. Whoever did the checkering was really good. Mike

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Beautiful! It is truly unfortunate these were not marketed strongly in the USA in the 1920's when so many American shotguns had poor stock dimensions- at least in the field grades. Husqvarna might have been inspired to make quite a few more to meet demand. Design and workmanship should have generated strong sales for all grades.

Greyphase · Nov 12, 2012

A woodcock taken over a point by my setter Emma with my 16 ga. Model 51.

http://www.alleghenymountainwanderings.blogspot.com

Greyphase · Nov 22, 2012

A woodcock taken with the 16 ga. Model 44 over my setter Coppers point.

NW Swede · Mar 16, 2013

Model 610

A pair of pheasants taken with my 12 ga. Model 610 made in 1947. I had the chokes opened up to improved cylinder and modified.

Pettson · May 28, 2013

Aaahh... Nice to see the old girl in use... And to good effect!

Pettson

Paul Tummers · Apr 4, 2014

Got this recently, never seen one of these before.

Baribal · Apr 5, 2014

Really nice find, indeed.

The model number should be written on the water table.

HuskyDude · Jan 31, 2021

May I share a few pics of my 310as.

DK PHILLIPS · Jan 31, 2021

very nice more photos to come?

HuskyDude · Jan 31, 2021

Thx that's all I got...lol
will take a few more tomorrow...

Got my feelers out for 103as up here, but thinking it's a little rarer than a 310as...

waterboygn · 2022-01-14T22:31:40-0500

Oskar said:
Here are some photos of my 16 ga model 310 Lyx recently purchased. 29 1/2" barrels, choked XF/XF, ejectors, weighs 6 lbs 2 oz. Per my research this gun was made in July 1921 and is one of approx. 10 made. While not in showroom new condition she's pretty nice. The grip is very small and has a diamond shape. Whoever did the checkering was really good. Mike

That is gorgeous!

waterboygn · 2022-01-24T13:23:47-0500

I figured this is as good as place as any to share my Ehrenpreuss. This one is #53 with a hard case which I've never seen before. Unfired and I'm not entirely sure if it's ever been put together other than at the factory. Pics to come when I figure it out.......