A Rifle Story: Mannlicher M95/30

[@Toolness1]

Nice vid. I have 3 Steyr marked and two Budapest w/ one of those being a Yugo 8mm Mauser converted M95M

[@HistoryinFirearms]

Cool! How does that 8mm shoot compared to the 8x56mmR?

[@StacksStuff]

I have a steyr m95 and was looking for info this video was top notch my friend. Fantastic job. I hit the red sub button 👍

[@HistoryinFirearms]

Thank you! There are some more resources for information on the website and several training films for the M.95 on the Channel if you haven't checked them out already.

[@behindenemylines3361]

I have one (bought from J&G Sales years-years ago). I gave mine a nickename; The A$$ Kicker. For good reason - if anyone who has shot one knows what I mean!

[@HistoryinFirearms]

Yeah, that is an appropriate name for it! 👍

[@Squib1911]

Great video. Thanx for all of the details you put into it.

[@HistoryinFirearms]

Thanks!

[@blueduck9409]

Very informative. Thanks for sharing!

[@HistoryinFirearms]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed!

[@blueduck9409]

@@HistoryinFirearms i did enjoy that. The Mannlicher is a great rifle. Your video was unique. It was much more informative that just about every other video i have seen on the Mannlicher rifle. I would like to encourage you to do a similar video on the Mannlicher ammo. I know there were several different cartridges used in various Mannlicher rifles, and i think that would make a great follow up to this video. Thanks again!

[@HistoryinFirearms]

@@blueduck9409 Thank for the input! You may enjoy my video "History in Cartridges: 8x56mmR" It is similar to what you suggest. kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6q3fYpud5pmoq8

[@foxtools]

Great job. Love mine.

[@HistoryinFirearms]

Thank you! They are fun and handy rifles!

[@RDCards]

Great video sir

[@HistoryinFirearms]

Thank you sir!

[@RowCall219]

Great video

[@HistoryinFirearms]

Thanks!

[@RowCall219]

@@HistoryinFirearms just got one at the Tulsa show in Oklahoma, I have some different markings on it except for the important marks

[@HistoryinFirearms]

Yeah these rifles have been all over. There are some resources on HistoryInFirearms.com that may help identify your markings.

[@RowCall219]

@@HistoryinFirearms thanks greatly appreciate it!