Bolt-Action Rifles, Part 4
39 entries in the Bolt-Action Rifles, Part 4 compendium.
Kongsberg M59Norwegian sniper rifle built on captured German Mauser 98k actions.Kongsberg M67Norwegian sharpshooter rifle based on Mauser M98k actions.Krag–JørgensenA bolt-action rifle with a distinctive side-loading magazine.Våpensmia NM149Norwegian sniper rifle based on Mauser 98k actions.Bor riflePolish bullpup sniper rifle developed for NATO-standard calibers.Kbk wz. 91/98/23Polish Mosin–Nagant carbine converted to 7.92×57mm Mauser.Karabinek wz. 1929Polish short rifle based on the German Kar98AZ, used by Poland and Germany.Karabin wz. 98aPolish improved Mauser 98 rifle, standard issue before World War II.Wz. 35 anti-tank rifleA secret Polish bolt-action anti-tank rifle used in 1939.Berdan rifleSingle-shot rifle that armed Imperial Russia for two decades.Carle rifleA Russian needle rifle converting old muzzle-loaders into breechloaders.Lobaev Sniper RifleCustom-built Russian bolt-action sniper rifles with sub-0.2 MOA accuracy.MTs-116MRussian bolt-action precision rifle for law enforcement and special operations.ORSIS T-5000Russian bolt-action sniper rifle, first product of ORSIS, introduced 2011.SV-98Russian bolt-action sniper rifle based on the Record sport rifle.Terry-Norman rifleA converted muzzleloader bridging Russian military modernization.TOZ rifleA family of Soviet .22 LR bolt-action cadet rifles.FR8Spanish conversion of the large-ring Mauser 98K to 7.62×51mm NATO.KO-8,2 (hunting rifle)Soviet hunting carbine converted from the M1891/30 military rifle.Accuracy International Arctic WarfareA purpose-designed military sniper rifle with cold-weather enhancements.Accuracy International AW50Re-engineered Arctic Warfare platform in .50 BMG anti-materiel role.Accuracy International AWMBritish bolt-action sniper rifle for magnum cartridges, adopted by several militaries.KSVK 12.7Russian bullpup anti-materiel rifle for counter-sniping and light armor.Accuracy International AX50British .50 BMG anti-materiel rifle built for sustained military deployment.BSA CF2A British hunting rifle with interchangeable parts and excellent barrels.Cyclone (rifle)British bolt-action rifle series for military and law enforcement marksmen.De Lisle carbineA suppressed British bolt-action carbine used by commandos in WWII.Lee–MetfordFirst British bolt-action service rifle, combining Lee's action with Metford's rifling.Lee–EnfieldThe fastest military bolt-action rifle of its day.Lloyd rifleA scope-integrated Mauser-action rifle for flat-shooting magnum cartridges.No.8 rifleA .22 calibre Lee–Enfield variant for British cadet target shooting.Parker-Hale M82Military version of the Parker-Hale 1200TX target rifle.Parker-Hale M85British sniper rifle developed after the Falklands War.Pattern 1913 EnfieldExperimental British rifle designed for a high-velocity .276 rimless cartridge.Pattern 1914 EnfieldA British bolt-action rifle produced in the United States during World War I.RPA C12A1Single-shot bolt-action cadet target rifle for advanced training and competition.RPA RangemasterBritish bolt-action rifle series used by law enforcement worldwide.Swing riflePurpose-built target rifle with four-lug bolt and sub-1.7ms lock time.ArmaLite AR-30Bolt-action rifle introduced at the 2000 SHOT Show.
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