Steyr M95 (Gewehr M95)

Published on September 17, 2017
Duration: 3:19

The Steyr M95, also known as the Gewehr M95, is showcased in a winter range session. Demonstrations highlight its unique straight-pull bolt action, rapid cycling capability, and reliable operation in cold weather. The video emphasizes the en-bloc clip loading system and the rifle's accuracy with its iron sights.

Quick Summary

The Steyr M95 rifle features a unique straight-pull bolt action and a 5-round en-bloc clip system for loading. The clip is inserted from the top and ejects from the bottom, allowing for rapid cycling and potentially faster follow-up shots compared to traditional bolt actions. It also demonstrated reliable operation in cold weather.

Chapters

  1. 00:00POV Loading and Firing
  2. 00:37Side Profile Operation
  3. 01:15Winter Range Session
  4. 01:34Target Perspective and Sights
  5. 02:37Frontal View and Ergonomics

Frequently Asked Questions

What is unique about the Steyr M95's loading system?

The Steyr M95 uses a unique 5-round en-bloc clip system. This clip is inserted from the top of the receiver, and it automatically ejects from the bottom of the magazine well after the last round is fired, facilitating rapid reloading.

How does the Steyr M95's bolt action compare to traditional designs?

The Steyr M95 features a straight-pull bolt action, which allows for faster cycling compared to traditional turn-bolt actions. This design enables quicker follow-up shots and a more fluid shooting experience.

Is the Steyr M95 reliable in cold weather?

Yes, the video demonstrates the Steyr M95's reliability in cold weather conditions. It was tested on an outdoor range with significant snow, and the rifle's action cycled consistently throughout the session.

What caliber is the Steyr M95 rifle?

The Steyr M95 rifle shown in the video is chambered in 8x56mmR caliber. This is a common caliber for this historical military surplus rifle.

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