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Mannlicher Luxus: A Brilliant Hunting Rifle With One Achilles’ Heel
The Steyr Mannlicher Luxus combines beautiful walnut, intricate engravings, and an innovative interchangeable-barrel system. However, its unusual scope mounting design has a few quirks. Schuss & Stille firearms expert David Mischkulnig of Alpen Adria Jagd in Villach, Austria, takes a closer look at this Austrian bolt-action rifle chambered in .308 Winchester and puts it to the test at the shooting range to find out what the Mannlicher Luxus can still deliver today.


Steyr Luxus: Back When Hunting Rifles Were Built to Last a Lifetime
The Steyr Mannlicher Luxus is a true classic of Austrian firearms history. Its beautiful walnut stock, unique bolt-action design, and impressive accuracy made this hunting rifle a legend. Schuss & Stille firearms expert David Mischkulnig of Alpen Adria Jagd in Villach, Austria, takes a closer look at the Steyr Mannlicher Luxus chambered in .243 Winchester to find out what this nearly 50-year-old rifle can still deliver today.


Steyr Mannlicher SM12: Old-School Austrian Hunting Rifle With Modern Capability
The Steyr Mannlicher SM12 blends a classic walnut stock, manual cocking system, set trigger, and proven Steyr engineering with the demands of modern hunting. For Schuss & Stille, firearms expert David Mischkulnig of Alpen Adria Jagd in Villach takes a closer look at the Austrian hunting rifle in .308 Winchester and explains its key strengths—and the details that set it apart.


Mannlicher-Schönauer: The Hunting Legend That Still Sets the Standard
The Mannlicher-Schönauer is widely regarded as one of the most iconic sporting rifles ever built. Since its introduction in 1903, it has earned a legendary reputation for its silky-smooth bolt action, revolutionary rotary magazine, and exceptional reliability. For Schuss & Stille, firearms expert David Mischkulnig of Alpen Adria Hunting & Sporting Arms in Villach, Austria, explains why this Austrian classic continues to captivate hunters and collectors more than 120 years lat
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