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The Austyer is an Australian produced version of the Austrian-designed Styer AUG. Designed in 1977 the Styer's futuristic 'Bullpup' layout alows for shorter barrels, better concealibilty and longer ranges. The use of advanced plastics in the design have also caused this rifle to be very light. Recoil is realitivly low and the Austyer is easy to aim and quite accurate. The Austyer's frail appearance disguises a very robust weapon. Full gun »
The Steyr Elite is a variant of the Steyr Scout and was previously referred to as the Steyr Scout Tactical. The weapon is a much more powerfully constructed model retaining many key features of the Scout. This weapon's primary design is for the law enforcement market as an overall urban tactical sniper rifle.
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The Steyr SSG 69 is a sniper rifle with a bolt-action manufactured and produced by Steyr Mannlicher of Austria. The Sniper Rifle serves as the official sniper rifle for the Austrian Army. Full gun »
The Steyr Scout is a modern bolt action scoped rifle produced and manufactured by Steyr Mannlicher and primarily chambered for 7.62 mm NATO (.308 Winchester). The weapon however is also offered with other chambers commercially. The Sniper Rifle is often called the Mannlicher Scout to reflect the company's alternate name. Full gun »
The Steyr SPP is the semi-automatic variant of the Steyr TMP. The TMP's barrel jacket and barrel lengths were increased slightly in order to offer a greater length of protruding barrel and jacket. Full gun »
The Steyr TMP (TMP standing for Tactical Machine Pistol) is a submachine, select-fire, 9 x 19 mm Parabellum caliber gun produced and manufactured by the Austrian company, Steyr Mannlicher. Full gun »
