m95 or 1916
what are the main differences between the 1895 saddle ring carbine and the 1916.they are both 7m/m, stocked to the muzzle. mine has the cutout in the bridge to assist in loading,the gas hole in the...
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THE MODEL 1916 HAS A 22" BARREL AND IS NOT STOCKED ALL THE WAY TO THE MUZZLE!!!!!!!THE MODEL 95 HAS A 17" BARREL AND IS STOCKED ALL THE WAY TO THE MUZZLE.
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i have a page i'd like to email showing a 1916 spanish carbine . i'm not computer literate enough; if you could advise
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the 1916 short rifle that has been imported in great numbers in 7.62mm is indeed blessed with a 22 "barrel. but there is a 1916 carbine with the same dimensions as the 1895 carbine. i have pictures of...
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According to Mauser Military Rifles of the World, there is a 1916 "true carbine" with a 17" barrel, but the photograph shows a sporter-type stock, not stocked to the muzzle. Maybe somebody switched...
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THE 1916 SHORT RIFLE IN 7.62M/M HAS A 22" BBL.AND IS NOT STOCKED ALL THE WAY TO THE MUZZLE.THE 1916 CARBINE IN 7M/M HAS AN APP. 17" BBL. AND IS STOCKED ALL THE WAY TO THE MUZZLE MANNLICHER STYLE. THE...
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All of the Model 1916 carbines (short rifle) in 7mm I have are 22" barrels, and are not stocked all the way to the muzzle. They are identical to the M1916 308 caliber conversions.
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well bob, meet the man that has a 1916 carbine that is stocked to the muzzle, 17.56"bbl. i think and in 7m/m. there are mentions of such a carbine on the internet although i can't access it at this...
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The 95 carbine is not stocked to the muzzle. I had one and there was at least 3" of barrel protruding from the stock. The only Mannlicher-type mauser carbines are the 91 and 09 Argie, and the 94...
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Wow for a newbie to see. I have 2 1916 22" barrels in 7mm. There is the FR-7 and FR-8 that I know of. Fritz's site has loads of info from us all. I've seen the '95 up to the sights but it's a calvary...
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I am not even bothering with this anymore. Everyone is off in different tangents.
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Those doggone Spaniards! Yeah, this can be a real pig to figure out. I went down the same path with a stocked-to-the-end, 16 3/4" bbl, gas-ported, unmarked receiver, 7x57, saddle-ring, numeric-only...
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Welcome aboard there Doc! God Bless the USAWmRoyJESUS CHRIST = 'Long Term Planning'
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Oops - first link did not work - try again: www.geocities.com/fritz12...panmauhomeIf you could post details such as serial number, it would help. I have gotten into numbersous silly discussions about...
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that's the exact website i'v been trying to find.the only marks i can see so far is what i assume to be the serial no.,243. on the receiver(i think).i confess i can't see the diff in the 95 and the...
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there is a 1916 carbine that has the same dimensions as the m95 carbine
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The most obvious difference is the presence or absence of the thumb cut in the left receiver wall. If the thumb cut is present, Model 1916 carbine. If not, Model 1895. Model 1895's were both German...
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appears to be a bonafide 1916 carbine; thumb notch and all.Fritz, i also have a 1922 carbine sporter just like the one on the website you posted.if memory serves i bought it thru the mail from a...
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