Steyr in Austria built Mauser rifles for many customers, and surplus examples keep turning up. This used one is chambered in 8x57 Mauser and has a 30-inch barrel. The seller notes a three-round capacity and a bolt action, with a serial number of 8651 and original sights.

The seller is blunt about condition. It is a well-used rifle with cosmetic wear, the bore is good, and the finish is described as stainless steel and wood. Despite visible wear, the rifle remains mechanically functional and suited for range use. That fits the price, which is among the lowest in this group.

An inexpensive Mauser makes sense for shooters who want to learn the action or try an 8mm round without spending much. It also suits collectors who plan to look for matching parts, since cosmetic wear often hides interesting markings. Ask for more photos of the receiver ring and barrel if a date or crest matters to you.

When the rifle arrives, check the bore with a light, and test the bolt, the safety, and the trigger. A bit of oil and a gentle cleaning will help the metal. It is sold as described, in used condition. The rifle ships to your FFL dealer for the background check.