Mannlicher M1895/30 Overview & Shooting - 1938 German Marked 8X56mmR Ammo
The Mannlicher M1895 was an iconic rifle that played a major part in the First World War with the Austro-Hungarian Empire and future independent Balkan States. In this video, we'll take a look at Austrian manufactured 8x56mmR that was produced after the Anschluss and just before the start of WWII. If you enjoy this content, consider subscribing or supporting the channel: / garandguy2553
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