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Hello all. Had this one in the family for over 40 years. It became mine not to long ago. Chambered in 243. I can't seem to find a clear identification of it in the gun guides. Any insight on it and it's history? Value? Thank you all in advance for your insight.
Could be 1960s too. The 1950s rifles had a different style and it is chambered for the .243 Win., so that will tell you the oldest date it can be, but it could be mid-1960s through the mid-1970s from the stock, pattern and writing/cross-hatching on the receiver ring. Just look up the styles they used and that should give you a pretty good idea of when it was made/imported. Maybe check the proof marks to see if they have changed any of them from certain years, probably not on a newer gun like this, but you might still get lucky.
Model 1961 MCA
Made in 1966, the numbers on the barrel "66" is the date of manufacturing on these.
Look under Mannlicher Schoenauer in the blue book not under Steyr.
When I was 10 years old, I shot my first Antelope with a .30-30.
On that same trip ,the other "Son with the Dads" had a Mannlicher .243 Carbine.
That was the first impression I ever had regarding that gun and that cartridge.
Delivers shock and accuracy with "white glove" class.
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