rotary magazine of the original is no longer used. High production costs and the difficulty of fitting optical sights to the rifle's split receivers eventually resulted in a decision to end production in 1972. Models produced had been: 1900, 1903, 1905, 1908, 1910, 1924, High-Velocity Sporting Rifle, 1950, 1952, 1956 Monte Carlo, 1961 Monte Carlo All-Purpose, Magnum. Due to its popularity, the rifle is still manufactured by independent gunsmiths in its country of origin and spare parts are available. Users : Used by some warlord armies. References External links www.eschoder.com/english Classic Mannlicher, from Steyr-Mannlicher The Mannlicher-Schoenauer Carbine, "World's Finest Rifle" Mannlicher Collectors Association Mannlicher-Schoenauer a Gentlemans Rifle Start of production of the original mannlicher-schonauer Rifles of Greece Rifles of Austria Bolt-action rifles World War I Austro-Hungarian infantry weapons Hellenic Army Rotary magazine firearms Mannlicher rifles Firearms by Ferdinand Mannlicher World War I weapons of Greece World War II infantry weapons of Greece Weapons and ammunition introduced in 1903