Swiss M11 Carbine

[Bill Grist]

Here is a Swiss Model 1911 Carbine in 7.5 Cal. With accessories... Enjoy.. BILL

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[Gene]

As usual, nice piece! Since I know absolutely nothing about these, forgive my ignorance but is it a bolt action or semi-auto? When do these rifles date from? I used to see these advertised in Shotgun News but never really gave them much thought.

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Gene

Hello Gene, The Swiss M11 Carbine was manufactured between 1914 and 1933 by the firm Eidgenoessische, Waffenfabrik Bern approximately 184,000 were produced.. I have seen the M11 Rifle and the Swiss M31 carbine for sale in SGN but I cannot recal seeing a ad for M11 carbines except for a small lot that came in the country 1960-1961 time period, and advertised in the Amercain Rifleman.. There may have been some imported in since then. I don't know,????? Hope this helps some BILL

[Thomas Schwend]

Very nice!

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gene

Hello Gene, The Swiss M11 Carbine was manufactured between 1914 and 1933 by the firm Eidgenoessische, Waffenfabrik Bern approximately 184,000 were produced.. I have seen the M11 Rifle and the Swiss M31 carbine for sale in SGN but I cannot recal seeing a ad for M11 carbines except for a small lot that came in the country 1960-1961 time period, and advertised in the Amercain Rifleman.. There may have been some imported in since then. I don't know,????? Hope this helps some BILL

Gene, Forgot to answer this question about the action it is a "STRAIGHT PULL" designed by Rudolph Schmidt...The weapon system is known as the Schmidt-Rubin...BILL

[Gene]

Thanks Bill. So by being a "straight pull" it's a single shot I take it?

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Thanks Bill. So by being a "straight pull" it's a single shot I take it?

Gene, It is a 6 shot repieter..And loaded by metal reinforced cardboard charging clips, holding 6 rounds each... The bayonet is the Swiss Model 1911 'PIONEER'.. and will only fit this carbine...BILL