Small Arms of WWI Primer 124: Swedish Mauser 1896

M1895 Winchester Lee Navy please. :-)

Any Mexican Mauser models going to get covered?

Any Swiss straight pulls in the works?

Now that we're doing Neutrals, I'm looking forward to three or four months of Dutch carbines.

I have a 1905 m96b beautiful rifle accurate to. Great video thankyou

This is an excellent video. Loved Mae's 5 shot group in the target's throat/neck.

This was my gateway drug into the world for surplus arms back when $89.00 was the price of admission. My first and still favorite rifle.

The Swedish M96 is the most elegant and most accurate of all of the milsurp rifles I have owned; mine was a true one-hole @ 100yds shooter with the 140gr bullet and IMR4895, from a bench rest. I prefer cock-on-closing which, for me, allows me to shoot-reload-shoot with the rifle butt remaining on my shoulder.

Pushing play now is like opening a gigantic bag of your favourite snack, but knowing it will be good for you.

Gotta admit my Carl Gustafs Stads (1920) is one of my favorite shootin' irons... Except for my Winchester Model of 1917... Except for maybe one of my Garands... Except for...

Democrats & Republicans - not nearly as contentious as cock-on-open people & cock-on-close people. XD

I never saw a plastic pokey! Mae runs that Swede like it owes her money. This is my favourite Mauser not solely because I have a sporterized one with a maple stock my father made. 6.5x55mm is a very effective caliber that punches above its weight with good penetration on game. That Swede has taken quite a few whitetail.

less than 30 should have the "<30" symbol. O/W this is a phenomenal vid, esp the videography.