Minute of Mae: Dutch Mannlicher No.5 Carbine

Published on May 25, 2023
Duration: 1:01

This video provides a detailed overview of the Dutch Mannlicher No.5 Carbine, a shortened version of the 1895 long rifle. It highlights its specifications, including weight and length, and discusses its unique features like the long upper handguard. The review also touches upon the smooth action, trigger quality, and sighting system.

Quick Summary

The Dutch Mannlicher No.5 Carbine, a modified 1895 long rifle, weighs 7.4 pounds and measures 37.4 inches. It features a unique, often damaged, long upper handguard, a smooth 'Schlag Mil' action, and a two-stage trigger with a clean break. Sights include an Austrian-style V-notched quadrant rear and a Barleycorn front.

Chapters

  1. 00:06Introduction: Dutch Mannlicher No.5 Carbine
  2. 00:09Specifications: Weight and Length
  3. 00:14Origin: Cut from 1895 Long Rifle
  4. 00:20Loading Mechanism: 5-Round Clip
  5. 00:27Handling Characteristics
  6. 00:33Unique Feature: Long Upper Handguard
  7. 00:40Action and Trigger Review
  8. 00:46Sights: Austrian Style Quadrant Rear
  9. 00:50Recoil Assessment
  10. 00:52Market Availability and Condition

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key specifications of the Dutch Mannlicher No.5 Carbine?

The Dutch Mannlicher No.5 Carbine weighs 7.4 pounds and has an overall length of 37.4 inches. It's a shortened version of the 1895 long rifle and is chambered in 6.5 Dutch (6.5x53mmR).

What is a notable design feature of the Dutch Mannlicher No.5 Carbine?

A unique feature is its exceptionally long upper handguard. However, this design offers limited protection, leading to many examples being damaged or missing over time.

How is the action and trigger described on the Dutch Mannlicher No.5 Carbine?

The 'Schlag Mil' action is noted for its smoothness. The rifle also features a two-stage trigger that provides an even pull and a clean break.

What type of sights does the Dutch Mannlicher No.5 Carbine use?

It is equipped with busy sights, including a short Austrian-style V-notched quadrant rear sight and a Barleycorn front sight.

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