Beware of handloads built by others from? X57 brass.Ĭheck all measurements.The eventual demise of what had been called "The World's Finest Rifle" was brought about by a rapid rise in the cost of manufacture during the 's, particularly the cost of the hours of hand labor required to manufacture these rifles. This is important, as I'll get to in a bit. Different catalogs and references used different measuring points from bottom of base or from top of extractor groove If you want a 'prewar' MS with a readily and consistently available 'factory' ammo supply, find an M Ron is a good guy. The early MS were chambered for their corresponding proprietary cartridges: M - 6. The M, with its longer action and magazine, was built for the 'U. With the scope love those post reticlesas you've found, they are great target shooters. One reason for such 'pointability' is the cast of the stock. Spin 'round while shouldering the MS and putting cheek to rest - you're on target! 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. 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.
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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. I am very interested in the 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. Most likely made in India Mannlicher Schoenauer Double Set Trigger.Log in or Sign up. The finish on the barrel and receiver are i A quality hand built early style Matchlock with no makers mark, I'm not sure who it is that made this fine gun!. The barrel length is 24 inches long and the bore is perfect. GA Sales: Also know as "Improved Model " riflle The barrel length is 20 inches long with a barrel date of The bore is in excellen Mannlicher-Schoenauer MC rifle This is a great used Mannlicher-Schoenauer MC for sale chambered in. Estate Sale : Mannlicher-Schoenauer M Estate sale : Mannlicher-Schoenauer M 6. Sort by Mannlicher Schoenauerwith Millett Buck Gold Scope x 44mm Model " rifle, has five shot rotary magazine, double set triggers, a checkered pistol grip straight comb Gun : Time Left: 3 days 10 hours 38 minutes.
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Please try a new zip code and search again. Searching for your Local Listings Sorry, there are no results in your area. Willing to ship anywhere in the US to your FFL, buyer pays freight and insurance.Local Listing Results Show All. Length of pull is 13-½”, overall length is 40”, and weight is 8.4 lbs. The stock has checkering at the wrist and forend, sling swivels, and a 1” rubber recoil pad. There are some small dings scattered throughout, but few disrupt the finish.The floor plate is stamped with Stoeger’s import mark. The walnut full stock with pistol grip is in good condition. The bolt safety cannot be flipped when the scope is over the receiver, so a secondary safety has been installed on the right side of the receiver. The bolt has finish wear where it slided in the receiver and on the bolt handle, but there is no corrosion. The receiver has been drilled and tapped for a scope mount and currently holds a Weaver V4.5-1 on a side folding Pachmayr mount. The receiver is also in good condition having very little finish wear and no corrosion. The front sight is a fixed bead set in a ramped dovetail and the rear sight is fixed, but has a secondary folding sight set for 300 meters.
The bore has some roughness but the rifling is still sharp. There are a few scratches in the finish but no corrosion. The 20” blued barrel is in good condition. This is a Steyr Mannlicher Schoenauer Model 1952 chambered for 30-06.
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