Inches for a Goiserer or Stutzen to 25.625 inches for a Magnum-chambered Have a detachable magazine of three or four rounds, depending upon the Mannlicher-type full-length fore-end, but is otherwise similar to the Goiserer (Mountain) version is virtually identical, but comes in a different mix ofĬhamberings (the same as the Stutzen) and has iron sights as well as drilling “half-stock” design, where the fore-end extends halfway or less down the length Weapon can be placed into three levels of increasing safety and includes aĬlassic Standard version has no iron sights, but is drilled and tapped for a Withstanding much more pressure), and from a general safety standpoint (the Austrian Bolt-Action Sporting Rifles - Steyrīolt-action hunting rifle was designed to replace the Model 1969 series, andĬlassic uses the Safe Bolt System (SBS) which makes the weapon much more safe,īoth from a firing standpoint (the bolt system is much stronger and capable of
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