The checkering is well defined with light handling wear. The stock has some scattered light compressions, scuffs and drag lines. The grip cap has a cleverly concealed plug on a small compartment for storage of small items such as patches, peep sight inserts, etc. Stock Configuration & Condition: The stock is one-piece checkered walnut with capped pistol grip, monte-carlo comb, ventilated orange rubber Mershon White Line recoil pad and sling swivels front and rear. The front leaf has a vertical line aiming reference, the rear a triangle, we believe both references are platinum-plated. There is no provision for mounting a scope. Both leaves are “V” notched and the front face of the rear leaf is marked “100”, the front “200”. The front leaf is folding and the rear leaf fixed. The rear sight is a 2 leaf express sight dovetailed into a boss near the rear of the barrel. Sights / Optics: The front sight is Lyman brass beaded blade dovetailed into a banded mount at the front of the barrel. The bottom of the bolt handle is marked “95”, the top has a crown over “V”. The belly of the stock, just behind the grip cap is marked “41086”.
The left side of the barrel shank is marked “NITRO PROVED”, lion over “GP”, crown over “V”, “256” (.256 is the standard measurement for the 6.5x54MS), and crown over “CP”.
The left of the chamber ring is marked with crown over “V”. The top of the receiver’s chamber ring is marked “Patent / Mannlicher / Schoenauer / M1903” in fine checkering/matting.
The right side of the barrel shank is marked “1695”. Markings: The left side of the receiver is marked “OESTERR. Year of Manufacture: 1903-1924 (In 1924, the action was lengthened and the bolt release was changed from a button to a flatter shape.)Īction Type: Bolt Action Rifle with Internal Rotary Magazine Make: Oesterreichische Waffenfabrik- Gesellschaft Steyr Arrow_back Back More Sold Foreign Military Arms
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