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  1. Voere Tirolerin (8)

    Scope Mounts for Voere Tirolerin

    The History of Voere Company

    Voere is an Austrian firearm manufacturer with origins in the German Black Forest. In 1948 Ing. Erich Voetter and his partner Paul Restle founded a metal processing company KOMA, which was located in Furtwangen.

    They started the weapons business by producing basic air pistols with a single load. In 1955 the partners realized that their company name was not very genuine and decided to rename it Voere, by combining their surnames. In the 1960s they expanded their production onto air rifles and small-bore rifles, and the company’s headquarters was moved to Vöhrenbach. Shortly after the move, they started producing small semi-automatic bore rifles.

    In 1964 Paul Restle sold his part of the company, which was in a good state. He was replaced by DI Alfons Ruhland, who was Elrich Voetter’s son-in-law. Due to a lack of workforce and space, Voere bought a company called Sportwaffen Tyrol in Kufstein. The production plant was originally built by Krieghoff for weapon production during the war. After the purchase, it was managed by DI Alfons Ruhland, while Walter Hermann was the CEO of the German company in Vöhrenbach. With this expansion, they added hunting bolt action and shotgun rifles to their production list.

    In 1972, Voere received a patent for a small-bore rifle with a drum magazine on top and was asked to make a functional redesign, since the original did not work as intended. It was named AM 180 (American-180) and became the world’s first rifle with a laser aiming device. Even though the new submachine gun was not perfect, it could fire up to 1800 rounds per minute, making it the fastest SMG in the world. Later, another updated version of this rifle was produced in Slovenia and known as MGV 176.

    After the disastrous nuclear accident in Chernobyl in 1986, hunting in Scandinavia was prohibited, which led the sister company in Vöhrenbach into shutting down production and selling their facilities to Mauser. The next year Voere merged with a metal company, Kufsteiner Gerätebau und Handels GmbH, and started producing various mechanical parts for many different industries. In 1992, Voere registered and began the production of their caseless cartridges. In 2007, Sven Ruhland stepped into his father’s shoes and became the CEO of the company.

    Voere Tirolerin Rifle Review

    Voere Tirolerin (also Tirolerin 20-06 and Tyrolean) is a deluxe lightweight bolt-action rifle first introduced in 2009. It is based on the modular design of the Voere LBW model, meaning the free-floating barrel can be easily switched to another available caliber. The push-feed action is robust with a three-locking-lugs bolt.

    The rifle has a manual cocking method that works like a ball pen. The double-stack magazine has a 3+1 round capacity. It is equipped with a combination of a single-stage set and a direct trigger. Besides having classical open sights there is also an optional quickly detachable pivot mount available.

    The overall length of the rifle is 1050 mm (41.3-inches) and the carbon steel barrel measures 550 mm (21.7-inches).

    Voere Tirolerin, chambered for .308 Win.

    Figure 1: Voere Tirolerin, chambered for .308 Win. (Source: https://schiesscenter.ch/produkt/voere-tirolerin/)

    Voere Tirolerin Calibers

    Voere Tirolerin is chambered for the following calibers:

    • .22-250 Rem.

    • .243 Win.

    • .25-06 Rem.

    • 6.5x55

    • 6.5x57

    • .270 Win.

    • 7x57

    • 7x64

    • .308 Win.

    • .30-06 Spr.

    • 8x57IS

    • 9.3x62

    Voere Tirolerin receiver comes with five holes for mounting purposes, three on the front and two on the rear mounting surface. The receiver on the photo below has Voere’s QD scope mount bases installed.

    Voere Tirolerin, chambered for .308 Win.

    Figure 2: Voere Tirolerin receiver with QD scope mount bases, chambered for .308 Win. (Source: https://schiesscenter.ch/produkt/voere-tirolerin/)

    A: 17 mm

    A1: 12 mm

    B: 107.5 mm

    C: 12 mm

    BHU: 0 mm

    Ø: M4,5

    R1: FF 14.5

    R2: FF 14.5

    Scope Mounts Interchangeable With Voere Tirolerin

    Rifles That Have One-Piece Scope Mounts Interchangeable With Voere Tirolerin

    For one-piece mounts to fit on a rifle, the mounting surfaces of these rifles must match in all dimensions. The following rifles are interchangeable:

    Rifles That Have Two-Piece Mounts Interchangeable With Voere Tirolerin

    For two-piece mounts to fit on a rifle, mounting surfaces must match in all dimensions except the B distance. B distance can vary because two-piece mounts can be installed and adjusted closer or further apart. The following rifles are interchangeable:

    Best Scope Mounts for Voere Tirolerin

    Repeatable Detachable Scope Mounts for Voere Tirolerin:

    If you are not a fan of the QD scope mount by Voere, we’d recommend the EAW pivot mount. It is made of steel and comes with a thirty-year warranty.

    Help Us Build Our Riflescope Mounts Database

    If you happen to own this or any other rifle, we would appreciate it if you could help us expand our database by sending us some photos of the rifle receiver (the bare mounting surface of the rifle without the mounts installed). For your help, our company offers a fair return in terms of practical rewards.

    Please send us an email for more information. You can contact us here: [email protected]

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