This is important, as I'll get to in a bit. He uses new Norma 9.3X57 brass which he first draws straight, then forms a fresh and properly shaped shoulder. I've ordered 9.5X57 from him and it measures out perfectly and cycles flawlessly in my M1910 takedown (haven't shot any of it yet). That said, all four of the 'prewar' MS cartridges are available presently from Reed's Custom Ammunition of Oklahoma, U.S. If you want a 'prewar' MS with a readily and consistently available 'factory' ammo supply, find an M1924. Different catalogs and references used different measuring points (from bottom of base or from top of extractor groove.), and 9.5X57 ( M1910) was known to the British trade as. The M1900 were truly prototypes of the 'Greek Contract' military MS and were also 6.5X54, as were the 'Greek' issued Y1903, 1914, 1927, etc. The early MS were chambered for their corresponding proprietary cartridges: M1903 - 6.5X54, M1905 - 9X56, M1908 - 8X56, M1910 - 9.5X57. With the scope (love those post reticles), as you've found, they are great target shooters. Spin 'round while shouldering the MS and putting cheek to rest - you're on target! One reason for such 'pointability' is the cast of the stock. Now imagine you've just heard a large angry pig running at you from behind. Just the same go ahead and take it off (your 'Vienna snapper' mount will always return to zero). Your scope should, however, be mounted in a way that allows you to use the iron even with scope installed. These were truly designed and engineered to be used without scopes. They were particularly regarded as light, quick handling brush and timber guns with instinctive 'point and shoot' characteristics when quickly brought to the shoulder ('snap shooting') and using the iron sights. The Mannlicher Schönauer sporting rifles and carbines were, indeed, known for their 'feel'. What have your experiences been with shooting this caliber? How about sourcing ammo or reloading components for it? I would love to hear what you have to say about it.
#Utube mannlicher schoenauer rifle full#
I may have the opportunity to purchase one of these (also in a full stock version) but have been hesitating for several reasons, not the least of which is ammo availability. The 9.5X57 is not one that I am familiar with except in books, and even then, there is not too much out there. I am very interested in the 1910 model and caliber also. It shoots great with factory ammo, and just "feels right" in the hands. I have really come to appreciate this little MS Carbine. I'll start with a question of his regarding the M1910 and my (rather long winded) reply: The Remington 700 ADL does not have a base plate whereas BDL comes with a base plate and that makes it more versatile.I'm a new member here, having joined to post replies to another member's excellent inquiry regarding the M1903, and found myself thinking "How about a thread focused on the pre WW2 Mannlicher Schönauer?" The blind magazine type of 700 ADL makes it a bit rigid while BDL has a hinged magazine that makes it flexible to load. The main difference between Remington 700 ADL and BDL is the magazine type. What is the difference between a Remington 700 ADL and BDL? How much is a Remington Model 700 3006 worth?Ī REMINGTON 30 06 rifle is currently worth an average price of $922.18 new and $767.50 used. What is a full length rifle stock called?Ī gunstock or often simply stock, the back portion of which is also known as a shoulder stock, a buttstock or simply a butt, is a part of a long gun that provides structural support, to which the barrel, action, and firing mechanism are attached. There is always the Styer Mannlicher rifles for about $2k. You may want to look at some other pre owned rifles as well. Interarms produced several of its Mark X rifles with mannlicher stocks and they are very fine rifles. This top-quality rifle oozes class and is certainly one of the best on the market today. Overall, the Steyr is a very nice looking rifle, as well as being very pointable and – weighing in at just over seven pounds – certainly no heavyweight. With its low bore axis and great ergonomics, it chewed threw my supply of 9mm ammo faster than I imagined it would. All around, the gun is incredibly nice to shoot. The best groups produced by the M9-A1 were with standard velocity 124-grain ammo. The Steyr performed flawlessly with all the ammo I put through it. How much does a Remington 700 BDL cost?Ī REMINGTON 700 BDL rifle is currently worth an average price of $1,747.17 new and $1,004.62 used. Mannlicher stock (plural Mannlicher stocks) (firearms) A stock on a rifle that runs the full length of the weapon.
0 kommentar(er)
