Swiss Schmidt Rubin K11 Overview

Published on February 12, 2023
Duration: 7:52

This video provides an overview of the Swiss Schmidt Rubin K11 carbine, highlighting its straight-pull action and suitability as a predecessor to the K31. The reviewer, from 704 Tactical, discusses the rifle's condition, functionality at the range, and the availability of 7.5x55mm Swiss ammunition from Colorado Gun Sales. The K11 is presented as an interesting and enjoyable shooting experience, particularly for those new to straight-pull actions.

Quick Summary

The Swiss Schmidt Rubin K11 is a straight-pull bolt-action rifle chambered in 7.5x55mm Swiss, serving as a predecessor to the K31. Its action is operated by pulling the bolt handle rearward and pushing it forward, offering a quick and engaging shooting experience. Surplus K11s often have cosmetic wear but maintain functional integrity.

Chapters

  1. 00:01Intro & New Acquisition
  2. 00:01:40K11 Overview & Colorado Gun Sales
  3. 00:02:38Rifle Condition: Front End
  4. 00:04:13Furniture & Rear Sight
  5. 00:04:39Bore & Action
  6. 00:04:52Straight Pull Action Explained
  7. 00:05:25Trigger & Safety Features
  8. 00:06:02Shooting Experience & Accuracy
  9. 00:06:317.5x55mm Swiss Ammunition
  10. 00:07:00Performance & Accuracy at Range
  11. 00:07:18Conclusion & Thanks

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Swiss Schmidt Rubin K11 rifle?

The Swiss Schmidt Rubin K11 is a straight-pull bolt-action rifle chambered in 7.5x55mm Swiss. It is notable as the predecessor to the K31 rifle and offers a unique and enjoyable shooting experience due to its action design.

How does the straight-pull action on the K11 work?

Unlike traditional bolt-action rifles, the K11's straight-pull action requires the user to simply pull the bolt handle rearward and then push it forward to chamber a new round. This makes it quick and engaging to operate.

Where can I find 7.5x55mm Swiss ammunition?

Colorado Gun Sales offers factory-new 7.5x55mm Swiss ammunition produced by Alpha Echo Tango Ammunition LLC. This ammunition features PPU brass and 147-grain Full Metal Jacket bullets, suitable for various Swiss rifles.

What is the typical condition of a surplus Schmidt Rubin K11?

Surplus K11 rifles, like the one reviewed, often show cosmetic wear such as nicks and dings in the wooden furniture. However, the mechanical components, including the bore and action, are frequently in good condition, ensuring reliable function.

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