Not to discredit Olsen's book, but I tend to rely on Speed's info because it comes from the factory records. Have never seen a Mauser Army Hunting Rifle with set triggers. However, I have learned never to say never. There are so many variables with the Type C as Mauser used whatever they had in inventory to keep the price low. Someone could also have made modifications along the way. The powder charge is the same as the Argentine 7.65x53 military round which was offered in the Type C.