Straight pull repeaters are repeating rifles designed primarily to enable hunters and sport shooters to perform a quick and clean repeating. Unlike other bolt-action repeaters, with straight pull repeaters, you do not have to lift the bolt handle at a specific angle (usually 60°-90°) before the actual repeating motion occurs.
This way, the movement sequence is simplified before a possible subsequent shot.
The system is simple but functional: After firing, the bolt of the repeater rifle is operated by manually pulling it back and pushing it forward again. In this process, the empty cartridge case is ejected from the chamber, and a new cartridge is fed from a magazine into the chamber. Except for so-called hand cockers, the bolt of the repeater rifle is also cocked, allowing for a quick follow-up shot.
The most common form of repeater rifle is the bolt-action repeater, whose special form, the straight pull repeater, is becoming increasingly popular. Underlever repeaters and fore-end repeaters are relatively rare in the field of rifles.
This special form of repeater rifle is generally a bit more expensive than the standard repeater. New prices for straight pull repeaters start at around €2000 and can go up to five figures.
Anyone who has a valid acquisition permit (hunting license for hunters, firearms ownership card for sport shooters) can purchase a repeater.
New and used straight pull repeaters can be purchased either from the gunsmith / firearms dealer of your choice or online. On Gunfinder.de, you can quickly find the ideal straight pull repeater for you thanks to intelligent filters and great offers.
Marketplace
