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- Scout and SBS magazines - Steyr Club Forums
Has anybody ever figured out mag interchangeability? It looks like a few diff 308 models accept the same extended mag adapter kit, like pro-hunter, Scout, Elite, SSG04, and the SSG08 stock looks like that adapter is built in so it takes the same length mags So will the 10 round mags
- Steyr Serial Number List Here? | Steyr Club Forums
Greetings, Want to find the production date of an S40-A1; serial number 3021331 Can, of course, phone Alabama, but hoping someone could point me in the right direction to obtain this info Thanks in advance
- Steyr M and S date code chart - Steyr Club Forums
The date code is yet another way for new members to verify that a pistol they are looking at is of recent manufacture and should come with the "enhancements" that Steyr made last year My Steyr M9A1 Evolution: v1 0 , v2 0 , v2 5 , v3 0
- STEYR GB 9mm - Steyr Club Forums
The development of the GB pistol was started by Steyr-Daimler-Puch AG (now Steyr-Mannliher AG), Austria, in the early 1970s, when the Austrian army announced its plans to replace aging P38s and High Powers with the new pistol Original design, labelled as PI-18, was developed in 1974, and final version, called GB, entered production in 1981
- Information on the Steyr M rifles? - Steyr Club Forums
Steyr M is the medium action of the 1968 design, which came out in 1969 as the SSG 69 in the shorter action, the L, in 7 62x51mm NATO The full line of SL, L, M, and S began coming out in 1972 This is an elegant rifle, an improvement of the open action M-1950, 1952 and 1956, which are also elegant versions of the 1903 action
- What Holster are you all using - Steyr Club Forums
Shadow Defensive Steyr Holster We’re excited to offer holster solutions for the Steyr C9, M9, and L9! Our Steyr holsters feature an open-ended design, allowing a one-size-fits-all approach within the Steyr lineup The L9 will protrude slightly from the muzzle area on our No Weapon Light and
- Holster for the L9-A2 MF - Steyr Club Forums
You posted the same info under the more general thread of holsters and that is appropriate since that thread dealt with all the models of STEYR handguns My view is that is doesn't belong in a thread on holsters specifically for the A2 model they don't have a holster to fit the A2 Maybe I am strange that way
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