Bolt-Action Rifles, Part 3
38 entries in the Bolt-Action Rifles, Part 3 compendium.
Heym SR 30German straight-pull rifle with ball-bearing locking mechanism.Mauser M 98Civilian version of the Karabiner 98k with controlled round feed.Mauser M71/84The German Army's first repeating rifle, adopted in 1884.Mauser M1996A straight-pull rifle introduced by Mauser in 1996.Mauser Model 1893The Mauser Model 1893 introduced the flush staggered-box magazine.Mauser Model 1895A modified Mauser 1893 exported widely and used in multiple wars.Mauser Model 1902Mexican Mauser upgraded with Gewehr 98 features.Mauser Model 1903Ottoman Mauser, a Gewehr 98 variant with distinctive sight and bolt changes.Mauser Model 1904Export bolt-action rifle based on the Gewehr 98 pattern.Mauser Model 1910Export Mauser with a rare enveloping bolt head.Mauser StandardmodellA Mauser derivative that bridged export and German paramilitary use.Mauser Tankgewehr M1918The first purpose-built anti-tank rifle, used in World War I.Sauer 90Updated European-only variant of the Sauer 80 bolt-action rifle.Sauer 202A modular German bolt-action rifle with easy caliber changes.Sauer 404Modular bolt-action rifle with integrated barrel-change system and manual cocking lever.SIG Sauer 200 STRA Scandinavian target rifle adopted as the common Nordic standard rifle.SIG Sauer 205A precision bolt-action rifle for competition and law enforcement.SIG Sauer SSG 3000A modular bolt-action sniper rifle used by law enforcement and military worldwide.Swedish MauserSwedish Mausers: cock-on-closing rifles in 6.5×55mm with unique Swedish steel.Beretta SniperItalian bolt-action sniper rifle adopted by European police and armies.CarcanoItalian bolt-action rifle used in both World Wars and the Kennedy assassination.M1870 Italian VetterliItalian service rifle converted through multiple wars and calibers.ArisakaJapanese bolt-action service rifle family, 1897–1945.Browning A-BoltBolt-action hunting rifle known for accuracy and wide availability.Browning X-BoltBolt-action rifle with X-Lock scope mount and adjustable trigger.Howa 1500Japanese bolt-action rifle used for hunting, sniping, and law enforcement.Howa Golden BearA Japanese large-caliber hunting rifle adopted by police and exported to America.TERA rifleJapanese paratrooper takedown rifles designed for airborne deployment.Type 30 rifleFirst Arisaka rifle, standard Japanese infantry arm from 1897 to 1905.Type 35 rifleA Japanese Navy rifle derived from the Type 30 to correct its flaws.Type 38 rifleThe longest bolt-action rifle of World War II, used by Imperial Japan.Murata rifleJapan's first domestically produced service rifle, adopted in 1880.Type 44 carbineJapanese cavalry carbine with a folding needle bayonet.Type 97 sniper rifleJapanese sniper rifle adopted in 1937, based on the Type 38.Type 99 rifleA 7.7mm Arisaka bolt-action rifle of Imperial Japanese Army service.Type 99 sniper rifleJapanese sniper variant of the Type 99 rifle, used in WWII.Weatherby Mark VFlagship rifle designed for high-pressure Weatherby cartridges.Jarmann M1884A Norwegian bolt-action repeater that pioneered smokeless ammunition use.
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