Steyr M95
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That's cool. Tell him I said thank you for serving for our country.
I'm going in, right now I'm an Army cadet.
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LoL u forgot its a straigt pull ;D
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@caseyreavis yeah pre ww1
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@MACEX1000 austria-hungary... well, that's what it was called back then...
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chicken wing
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sweeeet, that's austrian right? :P
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@EmilAWA Because the fascist pigs return fire.
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PANG!!!
OH SHit MY Freaking ears!!
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what country is that rifle from
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Disregard, I see the comment below my last.
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Is that a straight pull bolt action?
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I love straight-pull rifles. Have a K31, now need to get one of these.
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is the helmet neccesary?
abigpurplemonkey 10 months ago
@abigpurplemonkey
I don't suppose anything is necessary. He just felt like wearing it.I didn't feel the need to stop him. After all the video is about the rifle, not a reservist's apparel.
ytykg 10 months ago
My son had one of these in .303 British. retooled after the allied occupation. On a side note I'm really not sure what you're trying to say by the camo and kevlar. To be honest you look like a dork
fritzy1964 11 months ago
@fritzy1964
That is my friend in the video. He hadn't had a chance to change since he'd just got back from UTA.
ytykg 11 months ago 2
Pre-WW1 M95s made in Austria and Hungary costs about €150. M95 made in Czechoslovakia during 1920s costs €450. So WTF? Quality difference or something?
RadeonAno 1 year ago
@RadeonAno
My guess is rarity. Millions were made by the Austro-Hungarians before WWI. Although I don't know the level of production by the Czechs. I assunimg it is much lower, not in quality, but in quantity.
Kind of like how a Finnish M91, will cost more than a Russian M91. There were simply a lot fewer made. Although The stocks are usually better on the Finn.
ytykg 1 year ago