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| artist = [https://twitter.com/SSRE_SWZ 細重ソウジ]

| fullname = Fucile Modello M1891 Carcano Infantry Rifle

| weaponinfo = Following the advent of the first smokeless cartridges and its defeated attempts in colonizing Ethiopia, the newly formed Italian state began to look for new rifle designs to replace their black powder arsenal. In the end, Italy would settle upon Salvatore Carcano’s Fucile Modello 1891 magazine-fed bolt-action rifle, making use of the 6.5x52mm Carcano cartridge. The M1891 (often referred to just as M91) was designed at the Turin Army Arsenal during 1890 and had many advanced features for the time, including an intermediate cartridge, a six round en-bloc clip and magazine based upon Ferdinand Mannlicher’s design, and an Italian bred bolt design. In addition to this, some would be fitted with scopes during the first World War. The M1891 was truly advanced for its time.