Kropatschek Rifle - Revision history

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	'''Kropatschek rifles''' were designed by Austo-Hungarian weapon designer Alfred von Kropatschek and adopted in late 1870s - 1890s by several powers, including Austo-Hungary (M1881 Gendarmery carbine and M1893 Naval rifle in 11mm caliber), France (Mle 1878 Naval rifle and Mle 1884 and 1885 Infantry rifles in 11x59mm caliber, the same as in [[Gras Model 1874]] rifles), and Portugal (numerous Infantry, Cavalry and Artillery rifles and carbines in 8x60mm caliber; also known as Steyer-Kropatschek as they were at first produced by Steyer in Austria). During the Second ~~Boor~~ War ~~Boors~~ purchased rifles from Portugal, and Russian Imperial Army purchased about 105,000 Kropatscheks in France in 1916. The ~~following~~ improvement of von Kropatschek's system in France ~~evolved in~~ famous [[Lebel Mle 1886]].		'''Kropatschek rifles''' were designed by Austo-Hungarian weapon designer Alfred von Kropatschek and adopted in late 1870s - 1890s by several powers, including Austo-Hungary (M1881 Gendarmery carbine and M1893 Naval rifle in 11mm caliber), France (Mle 1878 Naval rifle and Mle 1884 and 1885 Infantry rifles in 11x59mm caliber, the same as in [[Gras Model 1874]] rifles), and Portugal (numerous Infantry, Cavalry and Artillery rifles and carbines in 8x60mm caliber; also known as Steyer-Kropatschek as they were at first produced by Steyer in Austria). During the Second Boer War, Boers purchased rifles from Portugal, and Russian Imperial Army purchased about 105,000 Kropatscheks in France in 1916. The subsequent improvement of von Kropatschek's system in France produced the famous [[Lebel Mle 1886]].

	== Specifications ==		== Specifications ==

Greg-Z at 21:15, 3 January 2016

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	'''Kropatschek ~~Rifles~~''' ~~are battle rifles of 1870s - 1880s,~~ designed by Austo-Hungarian weapon designer Alfred von Kropatschek~~. They were~~ adopted by Austo-~~Hungarian Army and Navy~~ (M1881 Gendarmery carbine and M1893 Naval rifle in 11mm caliber), ~~French Army~~ (Mle 1878 ~~Marine~~ rifle and Mle 1884 and 1885 Infantry rifles in 11x59mm caliber, the same as in [[Gras Model 1874]] rifles), and ~~Portuguese Army~~ (numerous Infantry, Cavalry and Artillery rifles and carbines in 8x60mm caliber; also known as Steyer-Kropatschek as they were at first produced by Steyer in Austria). During the Second Boor War Boors purchased rifles from Portugal, and ~~during the Great War~~ Russian Imperial Army purchased about 105,000 Kropatscheks in France. The following improvement of von Kropatschek's system in France evolved in famous [[Lebel Mle 1886]].		'''Kropatschek rifles''' were designed by Austo-Hungarian weapon designer Alfred von Kropatschek and adopted in late 1870s - 1890s by several powers, including Austo-Hungary (M1881 Gendarmery carbine and M1893 Naval rifle in 11mm caliber), France (Mle 1878 Naval rifle and Mle 1884 and 1885 Infantry rifles in 11x59mm caliber, the same as in [[Gras Model 1874]] rifles), and Portugal (numerous Infantry, Cavalry and Artillery rifles and carbines in 8x60mm caliber; also known as Steyer-Kropatschek as they were at first produced by Steyer in Austria). During the Second Boor War Boors purchased rifles from Portugal, and Russian Imperial Army purchased about 105,000 Kropatscheks in France in 1916. The following improvement of von Kropatschek's system in France evolved in famous [[Lebel Mle 1886]].

	== Specifications ==		== Specifications ==
	(Portuguese Kropatschek Model 1886)		(for Portuguese Kropatschek Infantry rifle Model 1886)
	*'''Cartridge:''' ~~8x60mmR~~		*'''Cartridge:''' 8x60mm R
	*'''Weight:''' 9.5 lb (4.3 kg)		*'''Weight:''' 9.5 lb (4.3 kg)
	*'''Length:''' 48 inches (1.219 m)		*'''Length:''' 48 inches (1.219 m)
	*'''Barrel length:''' 21.3 inches (0.54 m)		*'''Barrel length:''' 21.3 inches (0.54 m)
	*'''Action:''' Bolt-action		*'''Action:''' Bolt-action
	*'''Feed system:''' 8-round integral tubular magazine		*'''Feed system:''' 8-round integral tubular magazine

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	== Film ==		== Film ==

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	'''Kropatschek Rifles''' are battle rifles of 1870s - 1880s, designed by Austo-Hungarian weapon designer Alfred von Kropatschek. They were adopted by Austo-Hungarian Army and Navy (M1881 Gendarmery carbine and M1893 Naval rifle in 11mm caliber), French Army (Mle 1878 Marine rifle and Mle 1884 and 1885 Infantry rifles in ~~11mm~~ caliber), and Portuguese Army (numerous Infantry, Cavalry and Artillery rifles and carbines in 8x60mm caliber). During the Second Boor War Boors purchased rifles from Portugal, and during the Great War Russian Imperial Army purchased ~~a number~~ of ~~Kropatscheks~~ in France ~~(due to using the same cartridge as Gras~~ Mle ~~1874 rifles, these guns were known as Gras-Kropatscheks)~~.		'''Kropatschek Rifles''' are battle rifles of 1870s - 1880s, designed by Austo-Hungarian weapon designer Alfred von Kropatschek. They were adopted by Austo-Hungarian Army and Navy (M1881 Gendarmery carbine and M1893 Naval rifle in 11mm caliber), French Army (Mle 1878 Marine rifle and Mle 1884 and 1885 Infantry rifles in 11x59mm caliber, the same as in [[Gras Model 1874]] rifles), and Portuguese Army (numerous Infantry, Cavalry and Artillery rifles and carbines in 8x60mm caliber; also known as Steyer-Kropatschek as they were at first produced by Steyer in Austria). During the Second Boor War Boors purchased rifles from Portugal, and during the Great War Russian Imperial Army purchased about 105,000 Kropatscheks in France. The following improvement of von Kropatschek's system in France evolved in famous [[Lebel Mle 1886]].

	== Specifications ==		== Specifications ==

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[[Image:Kropatschek_rifle.jpg|thumb|right|400px|Portuguese Kropatschek Model 1886 - 8x60mmR]]

'''Kropatschek Rifles''' are battle rifles of 1870s - 1880s, designed by Austo-Hungarian weapon designer Alfred von Kropatschek. They were adopted by Austo-Hungarian Army and Navy (M1881 Gendarmery carbine and M1893 Naval rifle in 11mm caliber), French Army (Mle 1878 Marine rifle and Mle 1884 and 1885 Infantry rifles in 11mm caliber), and Portuguese Army (numerous Infantry, Cavalry and Artillery rifles and carbines in 8x60mm caliber). During the Second Boor War Boors purchased rifles from Portugal, and during the Great War Russian Imperial Army purchased a number of Kropatscheks in France (due to using the same cartridge as Gras Mle 1874 rifles, these guns were known as Gras-Kropatscheks).

== Specifications ==
(Portuguese Kropatschek Model 1886)
*'''Cartridge:''' 8x60mmR
*'''Weight:''' 9.5 lb (4.3 kg)
*'''Length:''' 48 inches (1.219 m)
*'''Barrel length:''' 21.3 inches (0.54 m)
*'''Action:''' Bolt-action
*'''Feed system:''' 8-round integral tubular magazine

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== Film ==

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| ''[[The New Babylon]]'' || || Parisian Commune members || || 1929
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| ''[[Sniper (1931)|Sniper]]'' || || Soldiers of several armies || || 1931
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