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Pirkan ASE
IndustryFirearms
Founded1979; 45 years ago (1979)[1]
FounderTorsti Laaksonen

Key people

Harri Laaksonen
ProductsRifles
Websitelynxrifles.fi

Lynx Rifles is a brand of high-end straight pull rifles manufactured by Finnish firearms manufacturerer Pirkan ASE[1] both for the hunting, sport and tactical market. All rifles are handmade in Finland and feature a biathlon style cross bolt straight pull system consisting of relatively few parts.[2]

Models[edit]

The only current model is the Lynx 94 which was patented and introduced in 1994, and has been quoted as one of the "smoothest and most reliable straight-pull rifle[s] available".[3] The rifle has been marketed outside Finland since 2007, and in 2014 67% of all production was exported. The Lynx 94 is available in either a short (.223 length), medium (.308 length) or long (.30-06 length) action to suit different cartridges ranging from .222 Remto.375 Ruger. The receiver and barrel can be delivered in either a blued or stainless finish.

Model designations depend mainly on stock and barrel configuration as follows:

TD15
Takedown stock (synthetic or walnut) to make travelling easier.[4] The stock of this particular model is split into different parts, with a milled aluminium block in the middle connecting the buttstock, handguard and barreled action.
Light Hunter
Lightweight barrel configuration and walnut stock.
Target
Heavy barrel and a laminated thumbhole stock for increased precision and weather stability. The stock also has an adjustable cheekpiece for height and cant, and two UIT rails for attaching a bipod and a sling.
English
Lightweight barrel configuration with a made-to-order English style walnut stock.
Presence 15
Chassis stock equipped with a handguard with picatinny rails, AR 15 style buttstock and grip, and AICS style magazines.

The 94 action itself has a tubular design with a sliding crossbar.[1] To provide a shorter bolt travel, the two locking lugs are located at the rear of the action,[5] and are directly opposed on the left and right side.[3] For mounting of a scope sight, the action features an integral 17 mm wide dovetail rail.[3][1] Trigger pull weight can be adjusted between 500 and 1200 grams. The barrel is attached to the receiver using traditional action threads.

See also[edit]

References[edit]

  • ^ About - Lynx Rifles "the entire bolt action has only six parts"
  • ^ a b c Lynx 94 rifle review review - Shooting UK
  • ^ Lynx | Herron Security & Sport
  • ^ Lynx Rifle | Straight-Pull Rifles Reviews | Gun Mart
  • External links[edit]


    Retrieved from "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Lynx_Rifles&oldid=1160529881"

    Categories: 
    Firearm manufacturers of Finland
    Bolt-action rifles of Finland
    Straight-pull rifles
    Hunting rifles
     



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