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Schultz & Larsen Victory

Schultz & Larsen Victory
Category
Rifle
Barrel
545 mm
Weight, empty
3.40 kg
Introduced
Not recorded

About

What it is, and why it matters

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The Schultz & Larsen Victory is a Danish bolt-action sporting and hunting rifle built around a modular switch-barrel design with a three-lug bolt and a 60-degree bolt throw. It is the flagship of the Otterup-based maker's range, machined from solid steel bar and fitted with the company's renowned heat-treated, cut-rifled and hand-lapped barrels. In .308 Winchester it feeds from a single-column detachable magazine and is prized by European hunters and connoisseurs for its accuracy and fine machining.

Schultz & Larsen was founded in 1919 in Otterup, Denmark, by gunsmith Hans Schultz and his son-in-law Niels Larsen, both accomplished Olympic shooters; Larsen won five Olympic medals between 1912 and 1924. The firm's cut-rifled target barrels earned a worldwide reputation among precision shooters.

Schultz & Larsen is best known for its cut-rifled barrels, which were chosen by Roy Weatherby for early .378 Weatherby Magnum rifles in the 1950s. The Victory's barrels are interchangeable using a supplied wrench.

Specification

Everything measured

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IdentityWhat it is, who built it and when.

Manufacturer
Schultz & Larsen
Category
Rifle
Country
Denmark
Status
In production

DimensionsAs issued, without a magazine or an optic.

Barrel
545 mm
Overall length
1080 mm
Weight, empty
3.40 kg

ActionHow it cycles, what trips it, and what feeds it.

Action
Bolt action
Firing mechanism
Hammer fired
Trigger
Single stage
Capacity
3
Magazine
Detachable box

MaterialsEach swatch is the material itself, not a colour chosen to stand for it.

Frame
Steel
Barrel
Steel
Stock
Walnut
Finish
Blued

BallisticsFrom the service cartridge, not a handload.

Muzzle velocity
838 m/s
Muzzle energy
3412 J
Effective range
800 m

Trajectory

What the round does downrange

Solved from the muzzle figures and the bullet. The dashed rule is the effective range on the record, and the crosses are the steps the solver returned.

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0 m794 m/s

0200400600800478 m0501002003004005006008001000

Features

What it has

What the record lists as fitted, drawn from the catalogue.

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  • Switch barrel
  • Three lug bolt
  • Sixty degree bolt throw
  • Cut rifled barrel
  • Detachable magazine
  • Threaded muzzle

Standing

How it compares

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Each figure against the firearms of the same type and cartridge that record it, or of the same type where that cartridge has too few. Positions are read to the nearest tenth.

MeasurementThis firearmMedianPosition
Empty weightAmong 157 .308 Winchester rifles3.40 kg3.22 kgHeavier than about 60%
Overall lengthAmong 146 .308 Winchester rifles1080 mm1067 mmLonger than about 60%
Barrel lengthAmong 166 .308 Winchester rifles545 mm559 mmShorter than about 60%
Magazine capacityAmong 162 .308 Winchester rifles35Holds fewer rounds than about 80%

Answers

Questions about the Schultz & Larsen Victory

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How much does the Schultz & Larsen Victory weigh?

The Schultz & Larsen Victory weighs 3.40 kg (7.50 lb) empty.

What caliber is the Schultz & Larsen Victory?

The Schultz & Larsen Victory is chambered in .308 Winchester.

How many rounds does the Schultz & Larsen Victory hold?

The Schultz & Larsen Victory holds 3 rounds, fed from a detachable box magazine.

How long is the Schultz & Larsen Victory?

The Schultz & Larsen Victory is 1080 mm (42.5 in) long overall, with a 545 mm (21.5 in) barrel.

Who makes the Schultz & Larsen Victory?

The Schultz & Larsen Victory is made by Schultz & Larsen (Denmark). It was designed by Schultz & Larsen.

How does the Schultz & Larsen Victory operate?

The Schultz & Larsen Victory uses a bolt action, and its firing mechanism is hammer fired.

Compatibility

Which parts fit this firearm

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Studio

Every part that mounts on this, resolved

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  • Every part that mounts on any firearm in the catalogue
  • Interface standards, platforms and fit overrides
  • The same answers through the API and the MCP server

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Provenance

What the record holds

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In service

Provenance

Confidence in this record

74%

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API

The call that returns this record

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curl --request GET \  --url 'https://api.gunspec.io/v1/firearms/schultz-larsen' \  --header 'X-API-Key: your_key'
Response
{  "id": "schultz-larsen",  "name": "Schultz & Larsen Victory",  "manufacturer": {    "id": "schultz-larsen",    "name": "Schultz & Larsen",    "countryCode": "DK",    "foundedYear": 1919,    "website": "https://www.schultzlarsen.com",    "logoUrl": null,    "description": "Danish manufacturer of rifle and silencers established in 1919, known for high-accuracy target and hunting rifles and historically favored by Olympic shooters.",    "status": null,    "defunctYear": null,    "stateOwned": null,    "makesFirearms": null,    "parentId": null,    "predecessorId": null,    "createdAt": "2026-06-21 23:00:46",    "updatedAt": "2026-06-21 23:00:46",    "version": "a562e57c74956a80981834534fa16f08bc9737b3f91987af18d777e047569e56"  },  "category": {    "id": "rifle",    "name": "Rifle",    "description": "Long-barreled firearms designed for accurate shooting"  },  "country_of_origin": "DK",  "year_introduced": null,  "barrel_length_mm": 545,  "weight_empty_g": 3400,  "action_type": "bolt_action"}