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Or to use some existing brass to manufacture like new ammo. How ever, it is so much easier to either rent a chamber reamer to cut a new chamber to a more modern cartridge.
STEYR MANNLICHER M95 AMMO FULL
Care full editing could change some minor dimensions like the caliber and or chamber shape, but only so much. The item can be measured by a Laser inferometer and the data input to a CNC Machine.
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They do have the technology to do that, more or less. So…if anyone has factory-loaded ammo or reloadable brass they would be willing to sell (or know where I can find either one), please let me know! Thanks! The next most common option is buying brass from Buffalo Arms, but they are out of stock, and probably won’t be producing another batch for months. My pistol seems to have a healthy firing pin spring, so I would be willing to but a box of the Argentine to try, if I could find it. The most common ammo appears to be 1940s Argentine surplus, which is noted to have pretty hard primers. If the pistol is as nice on the the range as it has proven to be in dry handling, I am totally going to hire someone to make a nice leather OWB holster so I can carry it.īut…I need to get some 7.65mm Mannlicher ammo (possibly also called 7.63mm Mannlicher by some people) first and get it to the range. Most unexpected of all, I can actually operate the safety without breaking my firing grip (and I’m lefthanded!). The pistol feels great in the hand, has a pretty good trigger, and I have a bunch of stripper clips for it. Normally for something like this I would just wait and watch, knowing that I would come across the right stuff eventually…but I’m a bit impatient with the Steyr. I recently acquired a really nice 1905 Steyr-Mannlicher pistol, and I’m really excited to try it out on the range – but I’m having a bit of trouble finding ammo. Thanks to everyone for your help and recommendations! 32-20 brass (and some great resources for other odd calibers I’m sure I will be needing in the future). Update! Thanks to some leads I got, I now have 200 rounds of ammo inbound half Argentine surplus and half modern loads made from.