Videos tagged with Swiss ZfK-55

This expert-level entry details the Swiss ZfK-55 sniper rifle, a purpose-built firearm from the 1950s. It highlights the rifle's unique rotated action for stripper clip use with a center-mounted scope, its heavy barrel, integrated bipod, and the 3.5x Kern quick-detach optic. The analysis emphasizes its historical context within Swiss military procurement and its distinct mechanical features compared to the standard K31.

This expert review by Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons details the Swiss ZfK-55 sniper rifle, a modified K31 adopted by the Swiss military. Key features include a 15-degree canted receiver for optimal scope mounting, an FG-42-style muzzle brake, and an integrated bipod. The rifle, produced in limited numbers, utilizes a heavier barrel and a 3.5x Kern scope for its intended 800-yard effective range.