![]() The place and date of manufacture are stamped on the left side of the receivers Some references designate these weapons as M.03 or 'Pushka Mannlicher Obrazetz 1903g' due to the fact that 1903 was the 1st year of the contract. These contract weapons were manufactured by the Budapest and Steyr factories, and were purchased and used by the Bulgarians inĨx50r original caliber. Stutzen/Carbine: 1003mm overall, 3.09kg 500mm barrel, 4-groove rifling, RH, concentricīulgaria adopted the M95 weapons in 1897. Rifle: 1272mm overall, 3.78kg 765mm barrel, 4-groove rifling, RH, concentric ![]() Stutzen/Carbine muzzle velocity 580 m/sec with M1893 ball cartridge Rifle muzzle velocity 620 m/sec with M1893 ball cartridge Integral clip-loaded box magazine, 5 rounds Made by Österreichische Waffenfabriks-Gesellschaft, Steyr, 1903-1914 and by Fegyver és Gépgyár Rt, Budapest, 1909-1914 as the 'Bulgarian Contracts'Īction: Straight-pull bolt action, with two lugs on a detachable bolt head engaging the receiver. 'Pushka Mannlicher Obrazetz 1896g' and 'Karabina Mannlicher Obrazetz 1896g Bulgaria Mannlicher M.95 Rifle and Carbine Austro-Hungarian Weaponsīulgarian Mannlicher M.95 Rifles and Carbinesīulgaria - M1895 Rifle, Stutzen & Carbine
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