Mannlicher Schoenaurer bolt ID

[mbogo3]

In a bunch of miscellaneous parts there is a Mannlicher Schoenauer bolt body marked G along with a firing pin and spring stamped with a star ? No idea what model of rifle it fits or calibre. Perhaps someone here would know?

 

[guntech]

Pictures sometimes are worth a thousand words...

 

[mbogo3]

If I knew how to post them it sure would.

 

[guntech]

It's not much harder than brushing your teeth...

 

[guntech]

POSTING PICTURES

First of all take a quality picture cropped appropriately and store it on your computer.

Then post that picture on a free picture hosting site such as; https://postimages.org/

Then while looking at that picture click on “Share” and copy the direct link shown.

Then, in what ever forum you want post in, post that link using the “Insert Image” in the tool bar.

It may take you a few times to become comfortable with the process but it is basically quite simple.

 

[tiriaq]

Or, become a team member and post direct from your computer.

 

[AP]

Is the bolt handle 90% degrees to the bolt body or is it swept back? Does it have a ‘wing’ safety on the rear of the bolt body

 

[mbogo3]

Another Gun Nut I had a friend send a pic to identified it as a 1903 bolt. Bolt body swept back with firing pin and spring no cocking piece /safety or front piece of the bolt.

 

[AP]

The later GK commercial models had a swept back bolt handle. HOWEVER modifying bolt handles on the Greek surplus rifles was apparently pretty common as well as adding the zoomy swept back look.