Steyr M (Series)

Specifications

Service Year

1999

Origin

Austria

Classification

Semi-Automatic Pistol

Steyr-Mannlicher - Austria

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Austria; Germany; Malaysia; Pakistan; Taiwan; Turkey

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✓ Pistol / Sidearm
Compact design for close-quarters work or general self-defense.

Overall Length

176 mm
6.93 in

Barrel Length

102 mm
4.02 in

Empty Wgt

1.88 lb
0.85 kg

Sights

Iron Front and Rear.

Action

Semi-Automatic; Short-Recoil; Locked-Breech

Semi-Automatic
One shot per trigger pull; self-loading or auto-loading action aided by internal mechanism; trigger management (and initial cocking) typically required by the operator; subsequent shots are aided by the unlocked / moved bolt.

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Caliber(s)*

9x19mm Parabellum; 9x21mm; .40 S&W; .357 SIG

Sample Visuals**

Graphical image of a 9mm pistol cartridge

Graphical image of a .357 SIG pistol cartridge

Graphical image of a .40 S&W (Smith & Wesson) pistol cartridge

Rounds / Feed

10-, 12-, or 17-round detachable box magazine depending on chambering.

*May not represent an exhuastive list; calibers are model-specific dependent, always consult official manufacturer sources.
**Graphics not to actual size; not all cartridges may be represented visually; graphics intended for general reference only.

Max Eff.Range

164 ft
(50 m | 55 yd)

M40

M357

M9-A1

M40-A1

M357-A1

S40

S9-A1

S40-A1

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Steyr M (Series)

Semi-Automatic Pistol [ 1999 ]

Steyr M designates a line of serviceable semi-automatic pistols emerging from Austrian gunmaker Steyr-Mannlicher.

Specifications