Has no barrel date, and circle T firing proofs. It has a bayonet lug, but no stacking hook, and the screw head is designed to enter from the right side of the rifle. The interesting thing about it is it seems to have a karabiner style front band instead of a stutzen band.

This carbine is mismatched, with a Budapest receiver & a Steyr barrel. M.95 carbine, Budapest, barrel dated 1899, cal. Has the stutzen type front band with bayonet lug & stacking hook, & screw head on the left side of the rifle. Except for the blued bolt, this one seems pretty original. M.95 Mannlicher carbine, Steyr, 1917, cal. That's probably as close as I'll ever come to an Austrian M-N conversion. Also has a hole in the bottom of the butt for the screw-in type Austrian swivel, and is marked W on the top of the butt & A on the right side. It is dated 1890-something (can't make out the last number) & has the Austrian wire swivels. While the action is not from an Austrian conversion, the stock is. That description should tell you this is a cheat. Below it is a M.88 bayonet/scabbard/frog. Just below the rifle grenade is the special 8x50R blank used for firing that grenade. Below it is an OEWG marked M.95 bayonet & scabbard & an FGGY bayoonet/scabbard. Has a canvas sling & the Austrian rod rifle grenade w/friction pull primer. M16 Stahlhelm shell, camo painted, with large, compression type fracture on the top. M16 Stahlhelm with fitted hessian cover. Below them Model 1917 stick ('potato masher') grenade. Model 1914 n/A ball hand grenade & Model 1917 'egg' grenade. While it saw limited use in the air, it was used as a ground based anti-aircraft cannon. The Becker was developed for use on zeppelins. Below the C96 pistol is a 2cm Becker cannon round. Wartime military accepted commercial style pistol, w/ stripper clip of 10 rounds of 7.63mm Mauser. Mauser C96 pistol, Mauser Oberndorf, cal. 7.7cm shrapnel shell with its separate loading shell case. Also my only German manufactured round of 7.62x54R ammunition above, made by Polte in Magdeburg in 1917. 1918 dated m84/98 bayonet above, scabbard below. It is also fitted with the German bayonet adapter for this rifle as used in WWI. The sharp eyed will note that this rifle has a Finnish stock & sling. Mosin-Nagant M1891, Chatellerault, France, 1895, cal. Has a cartridge case stuck in the chamber that I haven't gotten around to yet, hence the open bolt, clip of 1903 dated 7,9x57 above.

Czech made Turkish bolt, repro sling, M71/84 bayonet by OEWG above, scabbard below. Repro sling, 98/05 bayonet below scabbard & frog above.

1891 argentine mauser no bayonnet lug