The Afghan Schlegelmilch Carbine is the descriptive name given to a series of bolt-action rifles which were developed from the experimental Schlegelmilch 1896 rifle.
In 1903, a few samples of the rifle would be exported to the Kabul Armory in Afghanistan, however no models would see further adoption or production.
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Schlegelmilch 1896
Experimental full-length rifle, designed directly to compete against the Gewehr 98.
Foreign
Afghan Schlegelmilch Carbine
Shortened rifle model developed off of the Schlegelmilch 1896 in the early 1900s. Exported to Afghanistan, but failed to see further adoption.
