Danish, or Swedish are both good actions to build on. But some take less reworking of the hammer and trigger spurs to make them look like a Remington Sporter. 
Some of the Danish have those big ugly spurs made to work with heavy mittens on, and stick straight out to the side of the breech block.
Some very early actions used screws to hold the pin in, instead of the "bowtie" plate between pins. 
But they're still strong as any made in the Rem. factory.

One of my Swedish actions.

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My Danish 1867 model is dated 1883 on the top tang. 

JerryH,  I like the profile of the hammer in your pic,  Is it the stock hammer reworked?  Can you post more pics of it?

Thanks,  Jim

Will the piano wire trigger return springs available here fit the Danish models?  That has proven to be a sure fire cure for heavy triggers in my rollers without fear of messing up for us non-gunsmith types.  Thanks for the pictures.  Tom

Thanks Jerryh for the closeup pic of your hammer.  It sure makes a difference on a Danish action.

Jim

BillOregon wrote on Apr 11^th, 2021 at 9:37am:


Kenn at rollingblockparts.com sells these.  here's the link:

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Many years ago Dave kindly sent me a spring, and I later bought a roll of .045" piano wire at a quality hardware store. It was $5 a lb. roll then.
Since I've made up a bunch of piano wire return springs for various rifles and every one of them has had much nicer triggers. Some a huge improvement in weight, while some a smaller reduction. But all were better.