Austro-Hungarian M95 straight-pull service rifle chambered in 8×50R Mannlicher — WWI-era surplus recovered from Ethiopian storage. Sold without bolt, in poor-to-fair C Grade condition: an ideal restoration or parts project at a fraction of standard M95 pricing.
C&R eligible — ships to an FFL or C&R (Type 03) license holder.
Original price was: $199.99.$79.99Current price is: $79.99.
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C Grade M.95 Steyr Mannlicher Rifle Cal. 8x50R Without Bolt
The M.95 rifles are in overall poor to fair condition. These C Grade Rifles generally have some wood cracks such as at the wrist or near the toe of the stock, possibly some missing rear sight components, etc. May have some missing trigger components such as broken trigger springs and may require some replacement parts to be fully functional. Some rifles have handmade stock replacements, most have the original stock. All of these rifles use the 8x50R ammunition. The metal condition is generally poor to fair and may have surface pitting. May be small metal parts such as a missing stacking rod, extractor, sling swivel, barrel band and/or screw. No Hand Select is offered at this time. May be missing the upper handguard. Most rifles have the upper handguard, however they are cracked and/or missing sections of wood.
Bores are generally poor with heavily worn rifling. Please remember that these guns are 100+ years old and back then there were no “non Corrosive” primers available.
Does not come with clip, we have them available for sale separately.
C&R or FFL required.
If you would like to see an in depth restoration of one of our B Grade M.95 Steyr Mannlicher Carbines, check out this video from Surplus Restoration on YouTube!
Original price was: $59.99.$49.99Current price is: $49.99.
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1 review for C Grade M95 Steyr Mannlicher Rifle Without Bolt, 8X50R
ANDREW BAGGETT (verified owner) –
Received a diry rifle with broken upper handgaurd, the front barrel band was held in place with a sqaure nail, and the broken front piece of handgaurd was held in with a rusty finishing nail. But the bore was pretty good, had good rifling just pitted and frosty. Rifle cleaned up really well, and I purchased a bolt also from RTI as well. I cant wait to get to thw range and shoot it with the Milsurp Munitions ammo I bought for it.