I have 2 1942 K-31's:dancingbanana: and to this day i still haven't shot them. But after reading this thread I hung one of them on my wall cause its a thing of beauty.
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I have 2 1942 K-31's:dancingbanana: and to this day i still haven't shot them. But after reading this thread I hung one of them on my wall cause its a thing of beauty.
New to this SWISS K31 site...:)
Just got my first K31 yesterday from AIMS and just want to say hello.
I will probably need few advise from all you K31 experts...
My advice don't be stingy. Post some photos.Quote:
Originally Posted by maddogthegreatest
You will not be sorry you purchased a K-31. Unless you go broke buying more.
Just yesterday, finally found what I was after on the Simpson LTD website :
1944 K31 with walnut wood, 75% finish, muzzle cap, sling, and a very good bore with a .752 ME . :thup: Wanna reload for it, as I do with all my WW II military guns, but wow, the stuff is pricey !! :(
Found a box of muzzle caps at a fun show yesterday. Two for $5. Guess I now have an excuse to find four more k31s.
Simpson LTD has a ton of Swiss rifles, just bought a K31 from them last weekend . She arrived today, sweeeeeeet !! :thup:
Photos perhaps?Quote:
Originally Posted by Roofuss
I use only an old canon 35 mm "camera " so it may be a little while before I can post. Took several shots today ;)
Just acquired K31 number 2, a 1936 with Walnut stock stamped 33. This will go nicely with my 1950.
..... And 4 battle packs of GP11!
:thup: Congrats !!