I agree , I have a couple of Carcano clips that work well & the plus is one more round and no top or bottom . The Austrian clips works one way , which is because the rimmed ammo . I have 8 variations of the Carcano & 5 of the Austrian , there is a difference in their recoil . Thanks for the video
Great comparison and I have no experience with the Carcano, but the M95. In additional in the end, I'd like to add that the M95 bolt parts are not easily interchangeable with the others, since hand fitting is needed. It is a matter of luck that the bolt body can remain extended after series of bolt-cycling. I had to use a rotary tool to polish and sand all bolt parts to make it smooth again and have the bolt stay extended.
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Great video! I love my M95.
I agree , I have a couple of Carcano clips that work well & the plus is one more round and no top or bottom . The Austrian clips works one way , which is because the rimmed ammo . I have 8 variations of the Carcano & 5 of the Austrian , there is a difference in their recoil . Thanks for the video
Yes i would have to agree on the recoil. Even the original 8x50r is noticeable, and 8x56r is quite stout. 6.5 carcano is very gentlez
Great comparison and I have no experience with the Carcano, but the M95. In additional in the end, I'd like to add that the M95 bolt parts are not easily interchangeable with the others, since hand fitting is needed. It is a matter of luck that the bolt body can remain extended after series of bolt-cycling. I had to use a rotary tool to polish and sand all bolt parts to make it smooth again and have the bolt stay extended.
Oddly my 8x56r carbine is better fit than my 8x50r long rifle. Tbh i use brute strength and a dime to get the bolts back into the rifles
Fun concept indeed