Shooting the 🇨🇭 Swiss K31. [V-2]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.พ. 2025
- Shooting my new (to me) Swiss K31. Installing a pressure diverter from Swiss Products and just having some fun. Thanks to everyone for watching and for all the support. @CenterfireSystemsKY
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Great video, any time I see a K31 getting screen time I'm happy!
Thanks JD! I appreciate you watching. It sure is a fun shooter.
That is a cool gun. I was excited to see her shoot and you made it super watchable. Love it. Wanna see this scope and what it does to those groups
Dude, you and me both. I know nothing of scopes so I'm super pumped to have something new to learn about.
Took my bone stock 1940 production k31 out to 1000 yards this week at one of our military ranges here in Canada. Out of 20 rounds I made 5 hits on a 24” target. By modern scoped rifle standards that isn’t impressive, but considering the equipment I was extremely impressed
They sure are impressing AND fun! Great quality and we're very fortunate to be able to get these at a good price. Glad to hear yours is shooting well for you.
Very nice video, one can see you put some time into. Nice rifle as well. Great swiss rifles
Hi Mark. Thanks for the kind words. I'm trying to push myself to get better with video just for the sake of personal growth. Beautiful rifles indeed. Thanks for watching!
Terrific production. Enjoyed learning.
Thanks for the kind words. Hope we can get out and shoot something fun together soon!
Great rifles. Very professional and well done video man. A lot of work must have went into the video.
Thanks for the kind words. I'm not very good with video stuff so started making these to push myself a little. Its been fun.
Great rifles for sure. Another update here shortly. Thanks for watching!
Great video, I just ordered one. I'm going to check that muzzle break out.
Hope you get a good one! Ive really enjoyed it and so glad I grabbed one. The muzzle break is really nice and comfortable.
The shooting montage is fantastic ! Super cool video ngl
Thank you Sir! I always appreciate you watching and thanks for the comments.
Things going OK? Haven't seen you around much and noticed your videos were gone. Was hoping for an update on some of your projects. Hope all is well!
@@MidwesternFC Hi, it's pretty sad honestly. I will do a full length video on what happen in a week or two. It's complicated, but it really shows what is happening here in France to gun owners...
@@thefrenchgunsmith6488 I was afraid of that. Do your best to stay positive and I look forward to seeing the video. Hang in there and take care of yourself.
@@MidwesternFC That really kind. I'm doing my best but I don't want any trouble. I want to explain it in more details but I need to prepare something solid. See you soon !
Nice catches!
Thanks! It sure is a fun rifle.
Nice looking range... I have been considering a move to N. Michigan (LP), and curious where this range is? Thanks, and a nice video here - I have a K-31 as well and it is a wonderful rifle, and enjoyable to handload for.
They really are a great rifle. I need to get out with it more often and work on some loads of my own. This happens to be a private range in NW. Best wishes if you move, there are some other great ranges in the area such as Cedar gun club that have even more spaces. Thanks for watching!
Just ordered a second rifle from Centerfire. First one was from 1950, and had a tag. Beautiful gun.
I was (still am) very tempted to get a second one myself. Would love to have a walnut stock. Trying not to push my luck ....and budget.
@@MidwesternFC well Centerfire has a separate SKU for dark stock, light stock, and cracked stock rifles. I would say go while you can. 399 is a great deal. No, I don’t work for or receive any compensation from Centerfire. What I am is a guy who missed previous opportunities in the past.
@@guidichris I hear you Chris. This is why I bought this one in the first place and now I love it more than I thought I would.
@@MidwesternFC Yep. Beautiful gun.
My 96/11 just launches the brass into orbit. If I was under a cover like that I'd have to watch out for brass ricocheting off the ceiling and hitting me at speed. 😆
The swiss zero them at 300 meters, the 7.5 x 55 was instrumental in developing the .30-06, its an old round but I love it. Scored two K-31's and 1 K-11 Carbine
Good info Rick! It sure has been a great shooter. Might have to look out for a K-11 soon.
Afaik military doctrine for those rifles was to load them top-down through the breach and remove the magazine only for cleaning.
Have you tried that? Is loading the magazine directly just more comfortable?
Also, have you checked under the but plate for a name tag? Often previous owners left a name tag there.
I have for both!
1) yes, loading a mag is just easier (and more fun) for me personally.
2) it does have the troop tag and I keep it under the butt :-)
Thanks for watching!
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Just snagged 11 packs of 60rd. GP-11 from a lawn sale right near my house. Gave her 200 beans n she was extremely happy n so was I..... be well.
Back in the late 90’s it was around $0.17 per round on the shooting stands in Switzerland to buy ammo for my K-31, or the borrowed Stgw57 to go shooting.
Traverse City is always beautiful
... a beautiful a place as well.
The recoil I find rather mild for k31, I Don’t know what ppl complain about. Am 125 lb 5foot 5 and shot 30-06 all day long. And 20-30 round of single buck 12 g before needing a break😊