Zielfernrohrkarabiner 31/43: The Ssecond Swiss K31 Sniper Rifle With A Periscope Telescopic Sight
Switzerland
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8m 26s
The Bloke presents a K31/43 sniper rifle, the second of two designated marksman / sniper rifles the Swiss army adopted in WW2 in order to provide long-range capability to its infantry. Naturally, this rifle is in 7.5x55 GP11 calibre, is a straight pull, and has a funky periscope telescopic sight.
Yes, this is out of series. No refunds. Credit note only.
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