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About the Roessler

The company founder Erich Roessler started his gunsmithing career in Austria at only 15 years of age and was later promoted to department head of weapons assembly, the job he held until 1996, when he founded his own rifle manufacturing company Roessler Waffen Austria. It could be said it became a family-run company after Erich's son joined his father to help him with manufacturing and processing of mechanical weapon components and the joint effort paid off, as the production and sales of their products kept growing. At the end of the 1990s they began working on the development of Titan 6, which was based on an idea of high-quality bolt action hunting rifle, which could be more affordable compared to the other rifles because of high in-house production knowledge of the founder.

Titan 6 was introduced to the market at the start of 2002 and immediately impressed the public and also other rifle producing companies with the quality and precision of the rifle, even more if you take the price into consideration and thus the rifle spread throughout the Europe like a wildfire in the next couple of years. The incoming orders grew so much, that the company had to expand to Kufstein and so did expand their sales of the rifles throughout the whole world. In 2012 the company presented a new model, Titan 16, which had the same characteristics of high quality and affordable price, with a different focus, as this one was more focused on the driven hunt.

Roessler Titan 16 Rifle Review

Roessler Titan 16 is a straight pull bolt action with 16 locking lugs locked directly into the barrel. These locking lugs ensure even better safety due to the large contact surface. Roessler bought the patent and the rights to Mauser M1996, therefore Titan 16 and M1996 are very similar, resulting in the same amount of locking lugs between the rifles and Titan 16 also being straight pull action.

Roessler Titan 16

Source:https://www.titan6.com/en/produkte/titan-16

The rifle which is available in 560 mm for standard calibres and 610 mm for magnum calibres offers the option of changing the rifle barrels, allowing the user to be prepared for all situations with just one weapon. The rifle accepts magazines with 2 to 5 rounds. Their online configurator allows you to assemble rifles where you can choose between wide range of different surface finishes, triggers, pre-installed sights and other rifle elements.

Roessler Titan 16

Source:https://www.titan6.com/en/produkte/titan-16

The receiver is made of carbonitrided steel. If requested, the Titan rifle can be factory provided with two-piece Picatinny bases or standard Picatinny rail of steel with a black finish. The receiver has 5 holes for mounting purpose, 2 at the front mounting surface of the receiver and 3 at the rear surface.

Roessler Titan 16

A1: /
A: 21.9 mm
B: 114 mm
C: 15.35 mm
C1: 15.35 mm
BHU: 2 mm
Fi: 6-48
R1: R51
R2: R17

Titan 16 is chambered for:

.243 Win
.25-06 Rem
6,5x47 Lapua
6,5x55 Se
6,5x57
6,5x68
6,5-284 Norma
.270 Win
.270 WSM
7mm-08 Rem
7x57
7x64
7mm Rem Mag
.300 WSM
.300 Win Mag
.308 Win
.30-06 Spring
8,5x63 Reb
.338 Win Mag
.358 Win
9,3x62
.375 Ruger

The stock is available in the following variants:

Exclusive
Luxury
Standard
All-Round
All-Round Green Camo
All-Round Orange Camo
Exclusive Thumbhole
Luxury Thumbhole
Standard Thumbhole

Which rifles have interchangeable mounts

As said before, Roessler Titan 16 is very similar to Mauser M1996 and it even has the same mounting surface, so the mounts for Titan 16 will also fit M1996 (with serial number higher than 12000) and later model M97 as well. Therefore, mounts meant for aforementioned Mauser M1996 and M97 will also fit Roessler Titan 16.

Other rifles with very similar mounting surface to Roessler Titan 16 are Remington 700 LA along with Mauser M94 and M1996 (with serial number lower than 12000). The only difference is the BHU (difference in height between the front and rear mounting surface). Remington 700 LA has BHU of 2,9 mm, while Mauser M94 and aforementioned M1996 have BHU of 2,8 mm, compared to 2 mm BHU of Roessler Titan 16, meaning the Titan 16 mounts could potentially be installed on these rifles. Almost a millimeter of difference in BHU would, however, make the mounts inclined, so we strongly advise against doing so, because the accuracy of the shots would suffer too much.

Our recommendation for mounts

Fixed mounts:

We would recommend to first install Picatinny rail and then choose between fixed mounts suitable for Picatinny rail.

Detachable repeatable mounts:

This Recknagel mount would be a good fit for Titan 16.

Picatinny rails:

We would recommend EAW Picatinny rail, as it is affordable and made of steel and therefore matches the material of the receiver which is ideal from mechanical perspective. Read more about that in our article:

Aluminium vs. Steel Picatinny rail

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If you have this rifle or any other rifle at home, we would really appreciate it if you could send us some photos of the rifle receiver (mounting surface of the rifle when there are no mounts installed), because it would help us expand our rifle mounts database. If you send us a photo of rifle receiver which we don’t already have, that would be of great value to us and we will definitely reward you for your help.

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Roessler Titan 16 is a straight pull bolt action with 16 locking lugs locked directly into the barrel. These locking lugs ensure even better safety due to the large contact surface. Roessler bought the patent and the rights to Mauser M1996, therefore Titan 16 and M1996 are very similar, resulting in the same amount of locking lugs between the rifles and Titan 16 also being straight pull action.

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