Yes those Swedish Mausers are fine. I once had my neighbor who was a dealer, order six of them. I was surprised that one, I think it was stamped 1897, was made in Oberndorf and had the Mauser banner. Until then I didn’t know any were made outside Sweden.
For some reason the Swedish Mausers shoot more accurately than any other of the old rifles.
The most beautifully made rifle I have ever owned was a 1909 Argentine Mauser made by DWM. I bought it unfired with the original test target. Walter Craig in Selma, Al. got in a bunch of them. When it arrived both the dealer and I were amazed by the quality.
Same with the Swede, which was supposed to be a cheap truck gun. When it showed up the dealer almost wouldn't turn loose of it.
For some reason the Swedish Mausers shoot more accurately than any other of the old rifles.
Bank vault craftsmanship! And the 6.5 140gr pill is a very good design as far as BC/sectional density.