Proper walnut is still my favorite but even blond birch can be beautiful. As a side note I love the stock on this thing. With utmost safety and reliability in mind, we continue to push the boundaries of conventional hunting rifles. Guess I need a bayonet for it too if they are even still around. Steyr hunting rifles are renowned for their precision and innovation throughout the industry. The long rifle features a 30.1' barrel, and the carbine a 19' barrel. It features a straight-pull bolt-action feeding from single-column magazine fed by en-bloc 5-round clips. Does anyone know if the 8x56R en bloc clips work with the original 8x50? I’ve heard that single loading these can break the extractor on ejection and spare parts are probably unobtainium. The Steyr-Mannlicher M1895 is an Austro-Hungarian bolt-action rifle, developed and designed by Ferdinand Ritter Von Mannlicher. Originally produced in 8x50R caliber, in 1924 some of M95 rifles were converted to the German 7.92×57 Mauser (also known as 8×57 Mauser) ammunition. I’v been reloading for maybe a year now and at some point I’m going to try to load some 8x50. I was thoroughly embarrassed at the time but at least I gave the guy selling it to me a good laugh. Turns out it’s a bitch and a half to get the bolt back in so I ended up buying the rifle in two pieces. Humorously when I went to see the guy to buy it I pulled the bolt out thinking I was smart to check the bore condition. Even back then I was hoping it was the OG long rifle in 8x50 when my dad mentioned his friend had “ an old Steyr rifle” for sale even though I knew I wouldn’t get to shoot it much.
I bought this back in high school nearly a decade ago for $100 along with 9 rounds of 30’s Bulgarian surplus ammo. Steyr Mannlicher BULGARIAN WW 2 POST AXIS STEYR 8X56R - 8×56mmR.
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Clearly it has normal surplus wear but overall pretty nice shape. Steyr Arms WWII Nazi 8x56r Steyr M95/30 (2 Boxes W/Clips) - 8×56mmR BuyItNow 39.99. He has a really nice M95() and I happened to find a ammo box at a yard sale full of Steyr 8x56R (in boxes to clips of. Its in pretty good surplus shape considering it was made in 1915.
Steyr-Mannlicher M1895 in the original 8x50R Mannlicher cartridge, the only surplus gun I own that I’ve never fired.
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