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I have what appears to be (and is stamped as such) a Mannlicher Schoenauer Model NO (stamped on receiver just 'Mod. NO') full length stock (20in. barrel measured from bolt face), chambered in 30-06 with a dual set trigger. the bolt handle is of a 'pancake' flat style and is blued. in my research the particular part that has thrown me off is the stamped 'Mod NO'. I found one reference to a Mod NO and that was that they were exclusively sold in Europe.
On the left side of the receiver it is stamped "Steyr-Daimler-Puch A.G. , Steyr" next on the barrel and receiver there appears to be a several proof marks one which i can not decipher, a NP with V under the P, and 68, all 3 of which are stamped in a row, in that order.
I was in a tad of a rush to take the pics, but can retake any and all on request. additional info might be.... It does have a rotary Mag, with a release button that throws out all cartridges when depressed. there does appear to be markings under the stock(i can see the top of lettering i cant make out), I may be in a position tomorrow to have the stock off and take extra pictures. to my knowledge the 5 pictures I included are all stamps/markings on the rifle with the exception of what lies under the stock on the barrel. I now see the pic of the mark on the stock is pretty poor, If i remember right the first letter is a J, followed possibly by an F but could be wrong.
On the left side of the receiver it is stamped "Steyr-Daimler-Puch A.G. , Steyr" next on the barrel and receiver there appears to be a several proof marks one which i can not decipher, a NP with V under the P, and 68, all 3 of which are stamped in a row, in that order.
I was in a tad of a rush to take the pics, but can retake any and all on request. additional info might be.... It does have a rotary Mag, with a release button that throws out all cartridges when depressed. there does appear to be markings under the stock(i can see the top of lettering i cant make out), I may be in a position tomorrow to have the stock off and take extra pictures. to my knowledge the 5 pictures I included are all stamps/markings on the rifle with the exception of what lies under the stock on the barrel. I now see the pic of the mark on the stock is pretty poor, If i remember right the first letter is a J, followed possibly by an F but could be wrong.
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