More bolt action rifles 2 the boltier the better

This is a very rare, early example of a French Model 1907/15 straight pull military rifle produced by the MAS factory. It has a very low serial number “4” indicating it was probably one of the first test or prototype rifle manufactured. This model is patterned somewhat after the original Model 1902 and 1907 rifles but in a manual, straight pull type design vs. a bolt action design. They were only produced for a very short time and then France developed the Model 1917 semi-automatic rifles.
Early French Mas 1907 Prototype Semi-Automatic Rifle Serial # 4



Soviet 1936 Prototype Mosin-Nagant Bolt Action Rifle


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![r/ForgottenWeapons icon]rbine chambered for 9x23mm Largo, model "JUPITER(https://www.reddit.com/r/ForgottenWeapons/comments/uf859t/unusual_bolt_action_carbine_chambered_for_9x23mm/)

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Kretz Rifle Prototype : r/CursedGuns
Mondragon straight pull rifles : r/ForgottenWeapons
Royal Armouries on X: "It's name that weird weapon time. Can you identify this 20th century rifle? #Whatisthisweapon? https://t.co/XjB1Mdd2PN" / X
What is the strangest, most exotic/unconventional or just beautiful bolt action rifle you ever saw? : r/ForgottenWeapons
Full article: The Thorneycroft Patent Rifle

Yes we need more toys, most ppl stay in br2/5

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Also add the Krag-Jorgsen rifle used my american troops in the 1890s and used in the Pacific and rear troops

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