Rifle (Bolt Action)

The Bolt-Action Rifle was the most used rifle in World War 1. Over time, these rifles become less in supply due to the SMGs and Semi-Auto Rifles made in 1915 to 1918. This list includes Lever-Action Rifles.

Austria-Hungary
Mannlicher M1890 Carbine (Not present in mod)

Mannlicher M1886

Gewehr 98

ANZAC
Short Magazine Lee–Enfield Mk I

Short Magazine Lee–Enfield Mk III

Tsardom of Bulgaria
Mannlicher M1886 (Not present in Bulgarian squads)

Mauser Model 1871 (Not present in Bulgarian squads)

Peabody–Martini–Henry (Used by Milita squads only)

Mosin–Nagant

Kingdom of Belgium
Berthier M1890 (1916)

Mauser Model 1889

Lebel Model 1886 (1916)

Mauser Model 1893

British Empire
Type 38 Rifle (Used by Royal Navy)

Pattern 1914 Enfield

Short Magazine Lee–Enfield Mk III, II, and I

Martini–Enfield MK I and II

Winchester Model 1892 (Used by Royal Navy)

French Third Republic
Berthier M1890-1916

Lebel Model 1886

Lee–Metford MK I and II

Winchester Model 1894

German Empire
Model 1888 commission Gewehr 88

Karabiner 98a

Empire of Japan
Type 30 rifle

Type 38 Rifle

Type 44 carbine

P.E.C (Portuguese Exploratory Force)
Short Magazine Lee–Enfield Mk III

Kingdom of Serbia
Model 1891 Infantry Rifle

Serbian Mauser M1899 (Not present in Serbian squads)

Lebel Model 1886 (1916)

Berthier M1890 (1916)

Tsardom/Empire of Russia
Type 30 rifle (Used by Cossacks only)

Mosin–Nagant M1891

Winchester Model 1895

Lebel Model 1886 (Rare, not used by Russian Squads)

Berthier M1890 (Rare, not used by Russian Squads)

Springfield Model 1892–99 (Not used by Russian Squads)

Kingdom of Romania
Mannlicher M1888 (Not present in Romanian Squads)

Mosin–Nagant

Peabody–Martini–Henry (Not present in Romanian Squads)

Kingdom of Italy
Carcano M1890

Berthier M1890 (Not Present in Italian Squads)

Lebel Model 1886 (Not Present in Italian Squads)\

Ottoman Empire (Turkey)
Mauser Model 1889

Peabody–Martini–Henry (Not present in Turkish Squads to my knowledge)

Model 1888 commission Gewehr

Gewehr 98