Serbian Armed Forces (and JNA) have been so far: the M76 optical sight for the 7.9 mm semi-automatic sniper rifle M76, and the optical sight M94 for the Black Arrow.

NORA M-84 (Serbian: Топ — хаубица НОРА, romanized: Top — haubica NORA; NORA acronymic for Serbian: Ново оруђе артиљерије, romanized: Novo oruđe artiljerije, lit. 'New Artillery Weapon tool') is a Yugoslav and Serbian 152 mm and 155 mm gun-howitzer developed by the Military Technical Institute (MTI) for the ...

2017年6月20日 · An initial batch of m/1894 carbines was purchased from Mauser Oberndorf, to start the military transition while the Carl Gustav factory tooled up to begin licensed production. The original m/94 Swedish carbines used a heavy nosecap to protect the front sight, but did not have a fitting for a bayonet.

2017年6月20日 · When Sweden decided to replace its Remington Rolling Block rifles with a more modern repeating rifle design, they tested models from Mauser, Mannlicher, Lee, and Krag. …

2020年3月30日 · For the berthier, it's a berthier rifle 1907/15. Pretty sure it’s an m1899 Mauser carbine, which is a variant on the 1895 Mauser. https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Mauser_Model_1895#Serbian_M1899. I don’t know the answer but that’s a sweet picture! I'm really curious about why he has two rifles. Perhaps to …

2023年3月7日 · The 6 5x55mm cartridge (both m/94 and m/41) is a great cartridge, but it isn't the best Mauser cartridge (7x57 is best), nor best 6.5mm milsurp cartridge (6.5x50SR is best). Best rifle designed/produced by Mauser company: Chilean M1895. Best Mauser action rifle produced in Germany: Chilean M1895.

2012年11月3日 · Lately there have been several posts asking where to get parts to restore a sporterized Swedish m/94 carbine back to original configuration. The answer is usually, "that's a noble pursuit, but in the end, the cost will far outweigh the value of your non-matching, put together carbine".

2012年7月20日 · It's not an original 1894 carbine but an Interarmco G33-50, which is either a cut down full size Swedish Mauser or a modified carbine, depending on which story is correct. I found this info on the net. They appear like Swede M94 and M94-14 carbines from a distance.

The M94-14 carbine saw extensive use in the Swedish military throughout the early 20th century. Its compact size and reliable performance made it a favored weapon for cavalry units, as well as for artillery and engineering troops who required a more portable firearm.

2006年10月13日 · The official Swedish designation of the m94/14 carbine was "6,5 mm Karbin m/94 med fästanordning för bajonett" (6,5 mm k m/94 m fäst). The carbine displayed in the virtual tour pictorial, was manufactured in 1907 and was rifle #13 issued to No.6 Company, 1st Cavalry of the Swedish Royal Guards.