I do not know about the current offerings, but be cautious about any of the Steyr models that use plastic parts. I have a Steyr Mannlicher L from the 70s that is one of the most gorgeous rifles I own. The quality of construction, fit and finish is fantastic, with the exception of the total crap plastic they used in the trigger guard and the rotary magazines.
The gun is in .308, which is a caliber that I detest, so It rarely gets used. But even so, I have had to replace the trigger guard due to split plastic. The gun has not been shot in over 20 years, but I recently was reorganizing some stuff and found that BOTH of the plastic magazines have broken - apparently the simple weight of gravity from sitting alone and unloaded on a carpeted shelf in my guns safe has been just too much stress for them!
I have tried writing to the company and have never received a single response. Not impressed and will not buy again.