Yugoslavian M.95M

flynaked

Repo Field Gear Collector

• Sep 3, 2022

• #1

I picked this one up last week. As with many types, these are often seen in German service without any apparent depot alterations. Unfortunately it’s missing the enbloc but I couldn’t pass it.

 

Last edited: Sep 3, 2022

flynaked

Repo Field Gear Collector

• Sep 3, 2022

• #2

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cj556

Senior Member

• Sep 3, 2022

• #3

Pretty nice shape for one of these

 

joryfreeburg

Senior Member

• Sep 3, 2022

• #4

That’s really nice Clay! Cool rifle

 

heavy_mech

RKI- Reasonably Knowledgable Individual

• Sep 3, 2022

• #5

I agree with cj. That's a nice looking piece. I don't see these very often compared to the 8x56 M95s

 

mrfarb

No War Eagles For You!

Staff member

• Sep 3, 2022

• #6

I like it, it’s actually one of my favorite non 98k rifles and one of my favorite Beutewaffen. I have a few depot marked ones but that one is in great shape and most likely German used.

 

flynaked

Repo Field Gear Collector

• Sep 3, 2022

• #7

Glad y’all like it, I quite like the grain flow through the wrist on this one. The last one I had seemed to be a different wood type IIRC.

 

chrisftk

Moderator

Staff member

• Sep 3, 2022

• #8

Cool find man!

 

joryfreeburg

Senior Member

• Sep 3, 2022

• #9

I really like the Yugoslav rifles…. They are my second favorite…

 

RyanE

Baby Face

Staff member

• Sep 3, 2022

• #10

flynaked said:

Glad y’all like it, I quite like the grain flow through the wrist on this one. The last one I had seemed to be a different wood type IIRC.

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A lot of M95 rifles were made with Elm stocks.

Very nice cavalry M95M! These are a little harder to find than the standard infantry version.

 

Warrior1354

ax - hole

• Nov 24, 2022

• #11

For you Clay this is the only picture I have in my collection showing a German soldier with an M95 carbine.

 

Pat

Moderator

Staff member

• Nov 26, 2022

• #12

Looks like one of the Austrian sight hoods up front.