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For the Mannlicher followers.

Scope numbered to the rifle, note " Made in Austria" on Barrel and scope. Just making sure we knew where it was made!.

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Is the '3' upside down (inverted) on the MS as well?

A very nice Mannlicher, that (stutzen, I presume?). Made to be used, still in use and useful. If that 'M' visible on your receiver ring is also part of a 'Made in Austria' roll engraving, that dates your MS to a range between 1924-38 (IIRC). Prior MS would not be stamped with country of origin, 1938-45 would be stamped 'Made in Germany'.

I'm fond of the claw mount on my 1922 proofed M1910, as well. Not a 'snapper', mine, it simply lugs at the front (2 slots), drops in at the rear, and has a single push button at the rear mount to release.

Instant 'zero'.


This, from the 1939 Stoeger, appears to be a 'Vienna Snapper'.

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Thanks Louis

Roth .. all numbers on the rifle up the right way!..and its a removeable stock Model.

Best

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I began to suspect as much when I looked at your images again and spied the single trigger.

My M1910 is also the 'Takedown Model' (a dandy bit of kit):




Unfortunately for this leopard, Grand Dad had the moves like Schoenauer.

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For the Mannlicher followers.

Hope you enjoy

Best
Eric


The more I look at your post, the more I realize what a tease you are for posting only 'detail shots'. Is that the fitted case? Do you have full length images of left side, bottom, top (with and without scope mounted)?

She sure is purrty, from what you've shown. Is that original blue on the action, bolt, barrel?

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