Original Austrian Steyr M95 En Bloc Clip with 5 x Inert 8×50R Mannlicher Cartridges 6th series From ancient heraldry to modern

From ancient heraldry to modern emblems

A very good example

The K28 VII headstamp identifies both the maker (Kynoch – “K”) and the year of manufacture (1928)

The inclusion of such a natural motif was relatively uncommon on Roman coins

this cartridge originates from the interwar period and represents continued Danish military stock production between the two World Wars

Original Austrian Steyr M95 En Bloc Clip with 5 x Inert 8×50R Mannlicher Cartridges 6th series From ancient heraldry to modernOriginal Austrian Steyr M95 en bloc charging clip complete with inert Mannlicher cartridges, designed for use with the famous Austro Hungarian straight pull rifle system. These distinctive clips were used in the Steyr Mannlicher M1895 rifle and carbines chambered in 850R Mannlicher and later 856R service calibres. Unlike conventional stripper clips, the Mannlicher system utilised an internal en bloc clip which remained inside the rifle magazine until