Minute of Mae: Swiss Karabiner 1911

Published on December 1, 2022
Duration: 1:01

The C&Rsenal video reviews the Swiss Karabiner 1911, highlighting its 8.6-pound weight and 43.4-inch overall length. It features a smooth bolt action, a two-stage trigger described as 'like glass,' and a cocking ring safety. The rifle uses a tangent u-notch rear sight and a driftable blade front sight, and its full stock helps manage recoil.

Quick Summary

The Swiss Karabiner 1911 is a rifle weighing 8.6 pounds with a 43.4-inch overall length, chambered in 7.5 Swiss GP 11. It features a smooth bolt action, a crisp two-stage trigger, and a cocking ring safety. Its sights include a tangent u-notch rear and a protected blade front sight, with a full stock aiding recoil management.

Chapters

  1. 00:07Introduction: Swiss Karabiner 1911
  2. 00:09Weight and Dimensions
  3. 00:16Loading and Ammunition (7.5 Swiss GP 11)
  4. 00:21Handling and Balance
  5. 00:25Grip and Stock Features
  6. 00:30Bolt Action and Trigger
  7. 00:35Cocking Ring Safety Operation
  8. 00:41Sights: Rear and Front
  9. 00:46Recoil and Follower Block
  10. 00:50Craftsmanship and Cost

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key specifications of the Swiss Karabiner 1911?

The Swiss Karabiner 1911 weighs 8.6 pounds and has an overall length of 43.4 inches. It is chambered in 7.5 Swiss GP 11 and features a six-round internal magazine.

How is the trigger and safety mechanism on the Swiss Karabiner 1911?

The rifle boasts a two-stage trigger described as 'like glass.' Its safety is a cocking ring that requires pulling back, rotating 90 degrees right, and engaging a notch, which is noted as not the quickest to operate.

What type of sights does the Swiss Karabiner 1911 use?

The Swiss Karabiner 1911 is equipped with a tangent u-notch rear sight and a driftable blade front sight that is well-protected.

How does the Swiss Karabiner 1911 handle recoil?

Recoil is described as substantial. The rifle's full stock helps to manage the felt recoil and keep heat down during firing.

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