| Caliber: | 7.35 mm and 6.5x52 Carcano |
|---|---|
| System of operation: | Turn Bolt |
| Lenght overall: | 40.15 inches |
| Barrel lenght: | 22.15 inches |
| Feed device: | 6 rounds, integral clip-loaded box magazine |
| Sight:Front: | Barley corn |
| Sight:Rear: | Fixed notch sight |
| Weight: | 8.11 lb |
| Muzzle velocity: | Approximately 2475 f.p.s. |
The Carcano Model 38 was originally chambered in Cal. 7.35 carcano.
This Carcano Model 1891-38 was chambered in Cal. 6.5 carcano at the beginning
of WW2, when plans to adopt the 7.35 mm caliber were dropped.
Close-up of the Model 38 action, note the mannlicher type magazine.
Close-up of the special clip used in the Carcano rifles, the clip was loaded inside
the magazine and ejected when empty from a hole in the bottom of the magazine.
Close-up the M38 rearsight.
Close-up of the rear sling bar on the buttstock.
Close-up of the model 38 nosecap.
Close-up of the model 38 bayonet bar, note the recess in the stock were the bayonet blade rests when it is folded.
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