Straight Pull Rifles
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I've been reading up on straight pull rifles recently, and I came across pic related. It sounds like a Mauser 98 action, but with straight pull sexiness.
Unfortunately, in further reading, I found that it was designed in 1929, but due to the Great Depression, never made it to actual manufacturing. Tho I think I heard a company in Belgium was going to start producing them.
Any chance of them possibly coming over here for a reasonable price?
Also, what would be the practicality of making a similar design, but updating it, such as adding a Model 70 extractor and maybe safety?
>>30191853
>Any chance of them possibly coming over here for a reasonable price?
I can't think of a single European made bolt action hunting rifle that is imported for a reasonable price.
>>30193329
K31. When you can find them.
>>30193412
that's not a hunting rifle
that's milsurp
>>30193492
>Implying it isn't great for hunting
>>30191853
>Any chance of them possibly coming over here for a reasonable price?
It won't be a penny under $1000.
>>30193499
it's not a commercial rifle though.
the fact you don't even know of any commercial European bolt action hunting rifles shows how exclusive they are
>>30193536
Blaser. Now go fuck yourself.
>>30191853
Blaser R3, whatever they call it now. They make a straight pull in both safari & tactical styles.
>>30193682
Sure, but blaser is not reasonably priced if you want to get into the original point.
I'm not even that guy, but he was pretty clear that he was speaking of purpose made hunting rifles. Better off just admitting you were incorrect than act like an assblasted faggot.
>>30191853
I enjoy my Steyr M95/30.. Strait-pulls are nice
