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    A long gun?

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    Looks like a nice Swissicon K31 7.5 x 55 straight pull rifle
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    Looks like 96/11 Schmidt Rubin

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    1911....I think they are also referred to as G11's. I have one and that gun is super fun to shoot.

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    I really enjoy shooting there rifles and surprisingly the 96/11 handles very well even with the bayonet installed.



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    Quote Originally Posted by MJ1 View Post
    I really enjoy shooting there rifles and surprisingly the 96/11 handles very well even with the bayonet installed.

    https://i.imgur.com/L0Iu6Np.jpg

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    They are truly beautiful pieces of work. I have been lucky to handle and work on many types of military surpluses rifles and those Swissicon guns are the most impressive from a mechanical and quality perspective. Even though they saw no action in actual conflicts, I am very happy to have them in my collection.

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    G96/11. Two quick ways to tell is by looking at the pistol grip as you can see its grafted on and by the cupped buttplate instead of a flat buttplate. A purpose built G11 would have that pistol grip being a solid part of the stock not grafted on and the buttplate is flat (which I find better for reducing the felt recoil). Serial number is another way to tell, but your not able to quickly glance at that usually.

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    Fine rifles, indeed. Glad I socked away some GP11 while the getting was good.

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