MadsenM47
Last military bolt action rifle in the atomic ageMadsen M47
The Madsen M47 was a Danish bolt-action military rifle designed in 1947 as a lightweight alternative for countries that could not afford newer self-loading rifles. It was ultimately produced in significant numbers only for Colombia, the only buyer of the rifle. It is primarily in .30-06 Springfield but also chambered for the more classic 7.62mm NATO, with a 5 round internal magazine loaded using stripper clips. Its unusual features included an integrated muzzle brake, thick rubber recoil pad and adjustable rear aperture sight. Its compactness and smooth shooting recoil didn't overcome its lack of sales, after all, anyone could get M1 Garands for cheaper.
It features its bayonet and its sheath, similarly to the Swedish M94 Carbine, the sheath is functional as well.
Takes muzzle devices and also has hidden rails at the top of the gun
Also features 2 additional shorter lengths too!
Features
- Has the Columbian version in .30-06 Springfield, as well as the classic 7.62mm NATO
- Takes muzzle devices and HIDDEN rail.
- Also comes with bayonet and sheath
- Can be found in Firearm > Bolt Action Rifle
Thank you SomeGundamFan and Marcus for the support!
