Uploaded August 2011 | Updated September 2026, 53 minutes ago
*** READ ME *** The Steyr-Mannlicher M95 has a number of unique features such as the Straight Pull Action which in many ways is like the Swiss Karabiner Model 1931 (K31), in which the bolt action was pulled straight to the rear, unlike you typical bolt action. the other unique feature was the Mannlicher en block clip, which was inserted into the box magazine from the top, and automatically ejected through the opening at the bottom of the magazine as the last round was chambered. You need to use en block clips otherwise you are stuck loading one round at a time.
As you can see from the video which was shot at 600 frames per second (using a Casio EX-F1 Pro), there is a lot of recoil with this rifle (it's 2 lbs lighter than the Russian M44).
Ammunition is original 1940 Nazi 8x56R (200 gr @ 2400+ fps)
*** READ ME *** The Steyr-Mannlicher M95 has a number of unique features such as the Straight Pull Action which in many ways is like the Swiss Karabiner Model 1931 (K31), in which the bolt action was pulled straight to the rear, unlike you typical bolt action. the other unique feature was the Mannlicher en block clip, which was inserted into the box magazine from the top, and automatically ejected through the opening at the bottom of the magazine as the last round was chambered. You need to use en block clips otherwise you are stuck loading one round at a time.
As you can see from the video which was shot at 600 frames per second (using a Casio EX-F1 Pro), there is a lot of recoil with this rifle (it's 2 lbs lighter than the Russian M44).
Ammunition is original 1940 Nazi 8x56R (200 gr @ 2400+ fps)
