I think korean war too maybe?

​@herkuls5483 In the Korean War,the m1 garand was issued in the Greek troops I think

Mannlicher has been designed by Friedrich Mannlicher for austrian army

You forgot to state that the Greek design had a unique cartridge size and that's why we call it 'Greek" (except the fact that it was made in Greece).

@@VanDerAlexius1 oh, i didn't know that. thanks!

@@D.Kanavoutsos είσαι βλάκας ή το παίζεις βλάκας; Είπα εγώ ότι το Ελληνικό είναι καλυτερο;

@@mavi1381 Yes, cartridge size 6.5x54. You can call it modern for its time.

I collect old guns (military arms of WW1, I have a Y1903 rifle). I attend many gun shows and look for them. I don't buy 'new' firearms in general. There are a couple web sites involved. Yes, it takes a while.

Love the MiG 21! Nice profile pic!

@@jonathanrullman1278 Thank you!

Σταματα να μας ντροπιαζεις

Ελα

Όλοι εδώ είμαστε

Οχι ειμαστε σε μια ηχομονοση που δεν ακουμε τετοια σχόλεια οπως τα δικα σου

παρών,,,,

Thank you very much!

Thanks man I appreciate it! You're Welcome.

I am sorry to disappoint you but these rifle's were used during the 1st WW. Although there is a pretty high chance that they were used in the 2nd WW or at least a portion of them. Unfortunately I am not well informed to confirm it but I am certain that they were used in the 1st WW

It was used in 1st,2nd bw 1ww and ww2 in secondary units.

@@nikitastsal6530 They were used in the Balkan wars and WW2

@@nikitastsal6530 They were almost certainly used in WW2, even if not many were left by then

Madein Avustralya 😁

Very expensive indeed we always knew how to throw away our money. It was a good gun thou

@@dimitris779 παντα ειμασταν χουβαρνταδες ...(ενας θεος ξερει τι μιζες πεσανε τοτε για να παρει ο ελλην. στρατος αυτα τα τυφεκια)

Heaven Lanes I thought it was a Mauser on the thumbnail then I read title.

It's a man licker.

Hey?! Wasnt that for streets and roads only? Maybe he owns that large Shooting Range.

ηταν απο τα ακριβοτερα τυφεκια της εποχης του, πολυ καλο βεβαια, αλλα μαλλον δυσβασταχτο κοστος για την φτωχη ελλαδα ...

Will do sir! Thank you for watching!

I was round nose. Maybe soft point ammo causes issues that FMJ doesn't cause? I'm guessing he is using PPU 156-gr RNSP, since that is the only commercial 6.5x54 available in the US.

It was made in Austria for Greece

Made in Austria. Greek contract

@@justsomerandomguynamedsam3657 Austrains made it because we hadnt factories. Also G3 is Greek gun but we have it to hungarians i think to make it. Also Greek mode is much better than the "original". :)

Ok I get it now, thank you guys. It just thought it was manufactured in actual Greece but in Austria really. Never knew

@@techtheo2970 thank you for the info

Thank you so much!

@@GunsOfTheWorld me too

Very

Hello, The action is very smooth, maybe not quite as smooth as a krag but definitely very close. The only feeding issues I've been having is the rounds do not go up the feed ramp easily, you have to work the bolt with a little force to get them to go in the chamber. I was using soft point ammo which is probably why I'm having this issue. It would most likely feed better with FMJ rounds but I have been unable to locate some.

@@GunsOfTheWorld This problem with the feeding is because the original cartrigde have a longer round nose bullet .If you use such bullets you dont have a problem with the feeding procedure.

@@unnamed_boi Yea, i know. I checked it too, haha

me too

Couldn't agree more.

and in ww2 a bit

googlemapper 2011 I think some evzone units used the FN 30 Mauser during ww2,but the M1903 Mannlicher was more common.

Ikr awesome guns I want one badly

Ria when they come along, this last one had a couple

@@christianlee1693 curses I live in Florida lol that's a long way to drive especially with the lockdowns and those auctions are so pricy unfortunately

НЕLLЯАlZΞЯ Austrian made for Greek contract

@@-oiiio-3993 Mannlicher-Schönauer M1903/14/27 of 6,5 mm was a version created especially for the Greek army at Italia and a limited number of them were manufactured by PYRKAL, as well as the ammunition and innovative components that this version had.

He buys them himself.

He buys and borrows

I can't even imagine the amount of taxes that needs to be paid for these videos

Nah bruh it's 6.5X54mm

@@maxmcintyre4986 Yup, basically a rimless version of 6.5x53mmR Dutch/Romanian.

There is company called PPU that manufactures brand new commercial ammo. Great stuff!

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Try talking it down a bit because of the damage, I'm not an expert but $350 seems a bit much for that level of damage. Otherwise, go for it, if you have the money to spare!

Hey i think you need to check if it is a 1903 or a 1903/14 the second variant is a lot more expensive a lot more rare but it is very strong.

Ioannis Glyniadakis just doing a quick search in reasonably sure it’s a 1903/14 Carbine (it has the turned down bolt handle), but I’m not sure if it’s the later 1903/14/30 or the straight 14 🤔

@@slavsupreme5129 nevertheless its rare and i think it worth the money here on grecce they are rare if you are able financily

dont buy it if its 350$ its propably made in china

Think more of a high class m1888 commission rifle

The actions are pretty different. Most military rifles looked like that at the time.

Hello.

no its not!

6.5x54mm Mannlicher-Schonauer

Jabaier thanks man.

I don’t want to be rude, but can you Shut The Fuck Up

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I did

This gun doesn't exist in rdr