Here's a quick pic of my Swiss Karabiner Model 1931. Although it has to said that it isn't a "Schmidt-Rubin" and nor is any other K31 . Rudolf Schmidt was dead when this weapon was designed under Colonel Furrer at the by Eidgenossische Waffenfabrik in Bern and so played no part in its design. Although a straight-pull like the Schmidt-Rubins, its bolt action is very different. Having said that it does, of course, fire 7.5 mm Swiss GP11 round designed by Lt. Col. Eduard Rubin for the Schmidt-Rubin. This example came from my Swiss Brother-outlaw.

is that me getting a slapped wrist for not calling mine a Model 31? hahaha

Originally Posted by 105AVRE

is that me getting a slapped wrist for not calling mine a Model 31? hahaha

Serpently not. It's just my innate pedantry kicking in. And I don't have a pedantic problem with Model 31 anyway.

Just transferred from my UK to my French ticket. For the true connoisseurs among you:

I am not a connaisseur of hammer guns but I know quality when I see it. Belle bête!

Originally Posted by Croque_Monsieur

I am not a connaisseur of hammer guns but I know quality when I see it. Belle bête!

You clearly have good taste, I was beginning to think nobody did!
It was made probably in 1876 and modified by the maker to rebounding hammers in 1891, completely original condition.

dont you just love damscus barrels ?, or maybe its just me being a sad bastard

Originally Posted by pe4king

dont you just love damscus barrels ?, or maybe its just me being a sad bastard

I like old ones, but not this overpriced monstrosity:
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nice but a bit rich for me only about by £104k though lol

Had this for about a year, brilliant target rifle, but a fiddly little bugger to get it set up properly. Unfortunately, due to the fact that trying to get a Uni shooting team to do anything fullbore related is a nightmare, I don't get to use it anywhere near often enough.