Steyr M95 (Gewehr M95)

Published on September 17, 2017
Duration: 3:19

This guide details the operation of the Steyr M95, focusing on loading with an en-bloc clip, cycling the straight-pull bolt, and firing. It emphasizes proper technique for rapid cycling and target engagement, drawing on the demonstrative and professional tone of the instructor. The video highlights the rifle's reliability in cold weather conditions.

Quick Summary

The Steyr M95 (Gewehr M95) is a rifle featuring a straight-pull bolt action and a unique loading system using a 5-round en-bloc clip. Chambered in 8x56mmR, it utilizes adjustable iron sights and has demonstrated reliable operation even in cold, snowy conditions.

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

How is the Steyr M95 loaded?

The Steyr M95 is loaded using a 5-round en-bloc clip, which is inserted from the top of the receiver. The clip is then ejected from the bottom after the last round is fired.

What type of action does the Steyr M95 have?

The Steyr M95 features a straight-pull bolt action. This design allows for rapid cycling of the bolt, making it quicker to operate than traditional turn-bolt actions.

Is the Steyr M95 reliable in cold weather?

Yes, the video demonstrates the Steyr M95's reliability in cold weather conditions, specifically testing its performance in a snowy outdoor shooting range environment.

What caliber is the Steyr M95?

The Steyr M95 is chambered in 8x56mmR caliber. This is a rimmed cartridge commonly associated with this historical military rifle.

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