For the new requirements the Hungarian military and FÉG took time-proven Mannlicher–Schönauer action derived from Mauser-Schlegelmilch Gewehr 88 bolt, which was also used on Romanian and Dutch Mannlichers.
In addressing the new requirements, the Hungarian military and FÉG selected a battle-tested Mannlicher–Schönauer action originating from the Mauser-Schlegelmilch Gewehr 88 bolt, which was also employed by Romanian and Dutch forces in their Mannlichers.