The Mannlicher 1905 pistol was developed by Ferdinand Mannlicher in Austria-Hungary. It was intended for adoption by the Army, and it competed against the Roth-Krnka and the Luger. Austria-Hungary chose to pass, however it wasn't a complete failure as it was later adopted by the Argentine Army.
It shoots the 7.63 Mannlicher, a propriety round that isn't available commercially today. A modern cartridge, the 30 Super Carry, is very close in dimension and can be converted easily.
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