The Steyr Mannlicher M95/30 Long Rifle is a historic straight-pull bolt-action rifle, renowned for its robust military design, fast cycling action, and extensive service across Central and Eastern Europe. Originally designed by Ferdinand Mannlicher and adopted by the Austro-Hungarian Army in 1895, the M95 saw widespread use through World War I and continued in service well into the interwar period and World War II.

This example is the M95/30 conversion, reflecting the 1930s update in which many original rifles were rechambered to the more powerful 8×56mmR cartridge. These conversions were primarily carried out by Austria and Hungary, modernising the platform to improve ballistic performance and extend service life during the lead-up to WWII.

Chambered in 8×56mmR, the M95/30 delivers strong performance in a full-length military rifle configuration, while the straight-pull bolt system allows for rapid follow-up shots compared to traditional turn-bolt designs.

This example presents as a classic military surplus rifle, retaining the rugged construction and historical character that define the Mannlicher system and its long service history.

Features

• Action: Straight-pull bolt-action (Mannlicher system)
• Barrel: Full-length military barrel
• Stock: Timber military stock
• Magazine: Internal en-bloc clip-fed magazine (5 round)
• Sights: Adjustable rear tangent sight with front blade
• Configuration: M95/30 conversion (interwar update to 8×56mmR)