The A3 M1 of the Steyr AUG is available in two stock varieties—the traditional version and a STANAG magazine-compatible model.

The success of the 1903 Mannlicher-Schoenauer spawned a line of Steyr-built rifles, each sized for a proprietary cartridge that included 8x56 mm, 9x56 mm and 9.5x57 mm offerings.

Mannlicher-Shönauer rifles, made by Steyr, date to the beginning of the 20th century and featured a rotary magazine that set them apart from their contemporaries.

The Steyr Arms trailer shows off the Steyr Pro Hunter II, Steyr Monobloc, and Steyr Mannlicher SM12. These hunting rifles have been recreated with accurate physics and attributes for the most ...

Based on Steyr Mannlicher’s STM556, the 5.56mm x 45 calibre weapon will target the German armed forces’ requirement to replace its G36 assault rifle with a more advanced system from 2019. The ...