Rifles by Model 64 Match (Anschütz) .22 75T (Winchester) .22 98-22 (Brno, Czechoslovakia-made 8mm Mauser for Turkey) 98-29 (Brno, Czechoslovakia-made 8mm Mauser for Persia/Iran) AG42B (Swede/Ljungman) 6.5mm DSM34 .22 FSR (Swedish Model 1896/M96 production re-opened in 1943 by Husqvarna for civilian marksmanship training) Gew.98 (original Imperial German Mauser 8mm model, the grand-daddy of just about every other Mauser rifle) Hakim 8mm K98k 8mm K98k Trainer (Israeli Army) .22 Krag (see US Model of 1896) .30-40 Ljungman 6.5mm (see AG42B, above) MAS36 7.5 French (also MAS-36, MAS 36) M1 Garand .30-06 (Springfield Armory) M1 Garand .30-06 (Harrington & Richardson) M12 .22 Target Trainer (Harrington & Richardson Arms) M1895 (Chilean) M1908 (Brazil) M1909 Rifle (Argentine) 7.65mm M1909 Carbine (Argentine) 7.65mm M24/47 (Yugoslavia) 8mm M38 (Swede/Husqvarna) 6.5mm M41B (Swede/Mauser-Oberndorf) 6.5mm M48 (Yugoslavia) 8mm M94 (Swede/Mauser-Oberndorf) 6.5mm M96 (Swede/Mauser-Oberndorf) 6.5mm SKS 7.62 SMLE Nr1 MkIII* (Enfield) .303 British SMLE Nr4 (Enfield) .303 British TU-KKW .22 US Model 03A3 US Model of 1896 (Springfield "Krag-Jorgensen") .30-40 US Model of 1917 ("US Enfield") .30-06 US Model of 1903 ("Springfield") .30-06