#STEYR MANNLICHER SERIAL NUMBERS SERIAL NUMBERS#
#STEYR MANNLICHER SERIAL NUMBERS CODE#

Butterknife handle with last 4 digits of SN and BU proof marks. Trigger guard push button floor plate release. Forward of that is SN again followed by marking of 7,6S. Forward of that is US 1906 and SN 86892 below with BU proof mark. Action stamped Waffenfabrik Mauser-Oberndorf A/N. Two folding rear sight plates front and back of a stationary one (consecutively marked 100/200/300) each with last three digits of SN. The overall length is 40 4/16', Barrel is 19'. All, Here is some additional information and hopefully successfully posted pictures. Pictures would be a big help, as would a description of barrel length & type, stock type, sights, etc.

#STEYR MANNLICHER SERIAL NUMBERS SERIAL NUMBERS#

The serial number you quote seems low, and would presumably make it an earlier model - but I'm not fully conversant on M-S serial numbers Artmoney Port Royale 2 Cheats. The M-S was chambered in 5 different models of half-stock/long barreled rifles and/or full-stock/short barreled carbines - and so could be a High Velocity Sporting Rifle, a Model 24 Carbine, a Model 1950 rifle, a Model 1950 Carbine,a Model 1952 rifle or carbine, a Model 1956 rifle or carbine, or a Model 1960 rifle or carbine. That's presuming it's actually a Mannlicher-Schoenauer, and not a later Steyer-Mannlicher, with the outside of the barrel's spiraled ridges, i.e. I realize you think you've supplied enough information, but you haven't - remember that you have the M-S in your hands, while everyone else is blind. Need to know more about a steyr-mannlicher rifle serial number 24570 about 40 years old.value? Austro-Daimler/PUCH bicycle serial number registry.Īny additional information you can provide or confirm would be greatly appreciated. Originally part of Steyr-Daimler-Puch, it became independent when the conglomerate. Steyr Mannlicher is a firearms manufacturer based in the city of Steyr, Austria. Which leads me to ask whether the lone 'E' on one side of the receiver is related to the serial number. Steyr M95 Austrian 1917 with Matching Serial Numbers. This rifle was made by the Austrian based Steyr factory in. 'stoeger/Austria' stamp and 'Steyr' on floorplate of removable box magazine. 22' barrel with rear leaf folding sight and front blade on ramp. Steyr daimler puch mannlicher schoenauer model 61 mca.243 win bolt action rifle with scope. With the exception of various proof markings there is not much else. Then what I assume is a standard manufacture marking Waffenfabrik Mauser Oberndorf A/N. It again has 86892 7,6S (I picked up somewhere 7,6S is metric for.30-06). Left side of rifle has following markings 86892 (I assume SN). Information Bottom of magazine plate marked GERMANY. I am trying to determine a rough manufacture date and verify caliber. The first stamp reads '3527' and then the heatstamp overtop reads '2201' I am trying to figure out the year the gun was produced/accepted into service.Hello, New member here trying to ID my Mannlicher-Schoenauer. I was able to make out the numbers underneath and above.

#STEYR MANNLICHER SERIAL NUMBERS CODE#

Underneath those numbers, the rifle has been double stamped, one 4 digit code over another 4 digit code. You can see a faint Austrian Flag stamped on above the numbers. The stamp on the barrel is '2977 U' and there are 4 stamps on the buttstock. There a bunch of stamps all over the gun but in the pictures below I have shown the stamps on the barrel and the stamps on the buttstock of the rifle. The gun operates normally and I can load ammunition and fire it, so naturally nothing will happen.

Also the bolt face is welded so the firing pin cannot strike the bullet.

1 Package is German and the other is Austrian, even though all bullets are German produced.Īnyways, this gun has been deactivated/demilled and where you normally see the date stamp above the chamber, there is a big hole cut.

It came with 5 stripper clips (4 in Original packages of 2 each) with all bullets being original 1938 German ammunition. Good or bad price? What is it worth in this condition? About a week ago I picked up a WW1 Austro-Hungarian Empire Steyr Mannlicher M95 Long Rifle that was converted from 8x50mm to 8x56mm during WWII.

Steyr mannlicher serial numbers