steyr arms zephyr ii rifle bolt action 17 hmr rifle chambered in 22lr. 22magnum mannlicher rifle a.jpg

Steyr Arms announced their Zephyr II rifle is now shipping to dealers across the firearms industry. THe Zephyer II is available in 17HMR, 22LR, and 22WMR chamberings. The Zephyr II bolt-action rifle also has threaded and non threaded barrels optional.

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Steyr Arms states “The Steyr Mannlicher Zephyr II is the rebirth of the original Zephyr rifle, which was produced from 1955 through 1971. This new rifle takes cues from the original Zephyr’s build quality, and also sets new standards in the hunting-style, bolt-action, rimfire rifle segment. It features a classic European walnut stock with a Bavarian cheek piece and fish scale checkering. The Zephyr II has a tang safety, detachable 5-round box magazine, and comes with a threaded barrel option for all calibers. The cold hammer forged barrel with Mannox finish make for tough, reliable design that will withstand the elements while out in the field. This lightweight bolt-action, weighing only 5.8 pounds, is available in .17 HMR, .22 Long Rifle, and .22 WMR.”

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SPECIFICATIONS

-Caliber:17 HMR , 22 Long Rifle, 22 WMR
-Magazine:5 Round, Detachable
-Trigger:Single Stage Trigger
-Stock:European walnut with fish scale pattern
-Safety:Tang Safety
-Overall Length:39.2″
-Barrel Length:19.7″
-Threaded Option:1/2″ x 28
-Weight:5.8 lbs

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