Is the Italian Carcano M38 the Best Bolt Rifle of WW2?

[EL LOBO]

“The Carcano is a relatively simple turn bolt, 6-shot repeating action having some Mauser and Mannlicher features, plus others found only in this action. Despite wide criticism leveled against it, the Carcano is a well designed and rugged action for military use since, presumably, the Italians did not have any major trouble with it or they would have changed the design.”

https://www.alloutdoor.com/2020/06/01/watch-italian-carcano-m38-best-bolt-rifle-ww2/

 

[TEXASforLIFE]

“The Carcano is a relatively simple turn bolt, 6-shot repeating action having some Mauser and Mannlicher features, plus others found only in this action. Despite wide criticism leveled against it, the Carcano is a well designed and rugged action for military use since, presumably, the Italians did not have any major trouble with it or they would have changed the design.”

https://www.alloutdoor.com/2020/06/01/watch-italian-carcano-m38-best-bolt-rifle-ww2/

Is it a .303?

 

[EL LOBO]

I prefer to .30-06 cartridge to the .303 British Cartridge . I have owned older WWI & WWII rifles that fired both cartridges but they are long gone now.

 

[BET7]

Good video El Lobo. A Carcano is still on my list of military weaponry I'd like to add to my collection of WWII era firearms.