1910 Mannlicher Schoeneaur 9.5x57

[AZDAVE]

I found one of those can't pass it up doubles so a few bolt guns need to head down the road. Putting my 1910 Mannlicher Schoeneaur 9.5x57 up for sale, it comes with a set of dies, 3 boxes of rounds. and 25 rounds of brass formed from norma 9.3x57 brass. $2000

 

[gizmo]

Wow, love that rifle

 

[Witold Krzyżanowski]

Beautiful rifle from the good old times in excellent caliber.
Witold

 

[Brian Rothhammer]

Putting my 1910 Mannlicher Schoeneaur 9.5x57 up for sale, it comes with a set of dies, 3 boxes of rounds. and 25 rounds of brass formed from norma 9.3x57 brass. $2000

I know I'm resurrecting a thread over 2.5 years old, but I just have to ask; did you get the 2 G's ($2,000 USD) for your M1910 with dies, cartridges, and brass?

She's a very nice looking stutzen, even with the unusual bolt handle adaptation.

 

[AZDAVE]

@Brian Rothhammer no I got 1900 for it. It was a nice stuzen that shot very well. The bolt handle was very unusual but effective

 

[John Telford]

Never seen that type of bolt on A MS. Rifle.

 

[Brian Rothhammer]

@Brian Rothhammer no I got 1900 for it. It was a nice stuzen that shot very well. The bolt handle was very unusual but effective

Never seen that type of bolt on A MS. Rifle.

Well done on the sale. I suspect you miss it, though.

I have seen only a few (images of) MS with such bolt handle modifications. I suppose it was for someone accustomed to the bolt handle location of Mausers and such.

 

[John Telford]

I know I'm resurrecting a thread over 2.5 years old, but I just have to ask; did you get the 2 G's ($2,000 USD) for your M1910 with dies, cartridges, and brass?

She's a very nice looking stutzen, even with the unusual bolt handle adaptation.

Brian did you use magnum of Just large primers in the 9.5? I started developing a load using 220 g solids and topped out at 2000 FPS before I ran out of loaded brass so will reload another batch this week.

 

[Brian Rothhammer]

Brian did you use magnum of Just large primers in the 9.5? I started developing a load using 220 g solids and topped out at 2000 FPS before I ran out of loaded brass so will reload another batch this week.

Large Rifle.

I presume you set the 220s out long enough to prevent feeding issues?

Here are proper dimensions from Eley/Kynoch:

 

[John Telford]

Thank you.