This was one of the final Mannlicher-Schoenauer 9.3x62 full stock rifles I had. EAW quick detach side mount. I let Griffin & Howe sell it on consignment.
I found this one on the web. It's changed hands a couple of times since I had it made. It was a 1952 with a broken stock. I had Griffin & Howe do the metal work. Henry Pohl made the stock. I'll keep looking for others...
I've had over a dozen rifles in 9.3x62 over the decades. The Manlicher-Schoenauers were the nicest. I'll try to dig up pictures.
The only one I have right now is a Sako 85 Bavarian Carbine with an S&B scope.
A buddy had the Black Bear in 9.3x62. He ended up selling it. I didn't take it because I didn't like the plastic stock. Big mistake.
I did end up getting the full stock Bavarian in 9.3. I changed the sights to the Black Bear style.
They were imported through one of the big names back in the last century. I'm thinking Speer, but I could be wrong. I've been shooting the 9.3x62 for about 30 years now, and memory isn't the best.
I imported a bunch from Frankonia back in the day, but they are long gone.
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