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Mannlicher / 6.5x53R Reloading Data". Load Data. Archived from the original on 2013-12-03 . Retrieved 29 November 2013.

The distance of the first curved line from the field centre compared to the field of view radius:75% +\- 5% The most interesting nugget I've dug online is a Pacific Rim wholesaler that also lists 317' along w/four EO models. What's the odds, eh? I seem to recall mention of some prefering the earlier model though I'm not sure if they were discussing the MIJ or the first MIG version. The top-of-the-range quality and price HG series of the German company Minox has been recently enlarged by low-dispersion glass models and received an APO-HG symbol. Still you can find the whole line-up of HG binoculars without such a glass in objective lenses on offer and it consists of models with the following parameters: 8x33, 8x43, 10x43, 8.5x52, 10x52 and 8x56 ... RWS 6,5 x 55 DK 9,1G data sheet" (PDF). RWS. Archived (PDF) from the original on 5 April 2019 . Retrieved 5 April 2019.A Metric Marvel: 6.5×55 Swedish Mauser". shootingtimes.com. 15 October 2015. Archived from the original on 1 February 2017 . Retrieved 8 March 2017. Military service [ edit ] Norwegian service [ edit ] Norwegian Krag–Jørgensen Model 1892 prototype rifle (not identical to the Model 1894 adopted for military use)

Smith, David (July 12, 2011). "Libyan rebels make gains against Gaddafi forces in western mountains". The Guardian . Retrieved August 26, 2011. During the Libyan Civil War in 2011, many rebels went into battle with their personally-owned weapons, including old bolt-action rifles and shotguns. Of these, Carcano-style rifles and carbines have been the most frequently observed style of bolt-action rifle. They were predominantly used by rebels in the Nafusa Mountains. These old weapons saw combat once again due to the rebels' limited access to modern firearms. Additionally, some Libyan rebels preferred to use their familiar hunting weapons over the more modern, yet unfamiliar, assault rifles available. [10] [11] According to Al-Fitouri Muftah, a member of the rebel military council overseeing the western mountain front, as many as 1 in 10 rebels in the region were armed with World War II-era weapons. [12] Variants [ edit ] German forces captured large quantities of Carcanos after Italy's capitulation in September 1943. It was the most commonly issued rifle to the German Volkssturm ("People's Militia") units in late 1944 and 1945. [9]Indonesia, used during Indonesian National Revolution , limited use due to scarcity of ammunition. [22] Major-General Renato Fernando Marques Pinto, "As Indústrias Militares e as Armas de Fogo Portáteis no Exército Português" Revista Militar 28 May 2010

The Swedish 6.5×55mm military ammunition had, according to their ammunition registry of 1960, a normal average pressure of 3,300bar (330MPa; 47,862psi) with the exception of tracer rounds (slprj m/39 and m/41) at 2,900bar (290MPa; 42,061psi) and armour piercing (pprj m/41) at 3,500bar (350MPa; 50,763psi). The method of measurement is not stated. [31] a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p Sahlberg, Christian. "6,5x55 All". amkat.se. Archived from the original on 2020-02-19 . Retrieved 2021-12-30. Allbinos doesn't offer the model number reviewed, but possibly that was the 62184 as they make no note of a previous model other than the MIJ the 62159. It could be a simple change as yards instead of meters. My box has a label on the bottom stating yards as does numbered focus wheel. I'm not sure why as meters/yards are close enough for me in the use of bins. I'm apt to wager that the numbers & spacing are the same on focus wheels marked yards as the ones marked meters. AMKAT, Ammunitionskatalog, Data och bilder, Armén, 1976 års utgåva. Swedish: Swedish Defence Materiel Administration (FMV). 1976. Fucile di Fanteria Mod. 91/41 (6.5×52mm "infantry rifle" adopted in 1941, adjustable sights), 690mm (27.2in) barrel. [16]The objective diameter, amounting to 52 mm, makes the set of binoculars gather 8% of light more than a typical 50 mm device; however, compared to a 56 mm objective, it loses 16%. As a result 8.5x52 parameters make the binoculars a perfect instrument for elderly people, which eye pupil can’t dilate to 7 mm, or for those who normally use it at night but don’t want to lose the versatility factor and, from time to time, also observe something in better light conditions. That’s why they are not always interested in big and heavy 8x56 binoculars. Constructing the HG model Minox perhaps had exactly those users in mind because the company focused on offering a really lightweight device. The process of slimming down was so efficient that the tested pair of binoculars weighs as much as heavier 42 mm class instruments and is definitely less than most of 50 mm binoculars, available on the market. It is undeniably an asset if you compare it to big and heavy 8x56 class. We get a handy set of binoculars for night usages, which doesn’t weigh much and can show less than a classic 8x56 device only for young people. a b c Walter, John (25 March 2006). Rifles of the World. Krause Publications. p.273. ISBN 0-89689-241-7. McCollum, Ian (August 1, 2017). "M38 TS Carcano Carbine: Brilliant or Rubbish?". forgottenweapons.com . Retrieved April 4, 2019. a b c Reynolds, Dan. "Reissued Rifles of "The East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere" " . Retrieved 29 November 2013.

Although this rifle is often called "Mannlicher–Carcano", especially in American parlance, neither that designation nor the name "Mauser–Parravicino" is correct. Its official designation in Italian is simply Modello 1891, or M91 ("il novantuno"). The magazine system uses en bloc charger clips which were originally developed and patented by Ferdinand Mannlicher, but the actual shape and design of the Carcano clip is derived from the German Model 1888 Commission Rifle. Chegia, Giovanni; Riccio, Ralph (27 May 2016). The Model 1891 Carcano rifle: a detailed developmental & production history. Schiffer Military History. p.113. ISBN 978-0764350818. Moschetto Modello 1891 / 1924 (Musketoon Model 1891 / 1924), 6,5×52mm, 450mm (17.7in) barrel, In 1925 they started conversion of the Fuclie Modello 1891 to be shortened as per Circular No. 59 dated January 29, 1925, which specifically says the nomenclature of this firearm shall be 'moschetto mod. 91/24'. The easiest way to tell this model is that it has the longer adjustable rear sight of the rifle on it, these did not have the smaller shorter adjustable rear sights. [15]Moschettos (carbines) Mod. 1938 (folding bayonet) and Mod. 1938 TS (detachable bayonet) carbine versions of Model 1938 short rifle in 7.35×51mm, later reverted to 6.5x52mm, 450mm (17.7in) barrel. a b Johnson, Melvin M. Jr. (1944). Rifles and Machine Guns. New York: William Morrow & Company. p.384. Measured by us amounted to 5.80 +\- 0.03 degrees and it was in perfect accordance with the specifications. Swedish Mauser". Hodgdon Reloading. Archived from the original on 5 April 2019 . Retrieved 5 April 2019. This section needs additional citations for verification. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sourcesin this section. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. ( May 2020) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message)