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Posted: Sat Mar 21, 2009 8:09 pm
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Posted: Sat Mar 21, 2009 8:23 pm
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Posted: Sun Mar 22, 2009 7:32 am
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Yeah, about $70 for 120 rounds. A considerably smaller margin than what I paid for my Tokarev ammo. But you know, it's worth it for the accuracy. Also, hunting ammo is $17 for 20 rounds. :/ It's considerably cheaper.
Sportsmans used to have the clips for them for cheap but now it's 3 for $20. Gay. I looked up some of the webbing for the rifle and a full set, belt, pouches and bayonet with frog is, on one listing, going for $150.
Seen other bayonets in 'mint' condition going for the same price. Me, I'd like to get a bayonet that matches the rifle, worn but not abused.
Oh! I forgot to tell you!
It had a tag from the person it was issued to! Meier Robert! Hopefully I find out how I could contact the person, heard of others that contacted and got the history of the rifle, that'd be sweet if I could do that. But... hopefully I'm not too late considering the rifle is from 1943.
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Posted: Sun Mar 22, 2009 7:44 am
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OberFeldwebel Yeah, about $70 for 120 rounds. A considerably smaller margin than what I paid for my Tokarev ammo. But you know, it's worth it for the accuracy. Also, hunting ammo is $17 for 20 rounds. :/ It's considerably cheaper. Sportsmans used to have the clips for them for cheap but now it's 3 for $20. Gay. I looked up some of the webbing for the rifle and a full set, belt, pouches and bayonet with frog is, on one listing, going for $150. Seen other bayonets in 'mint' condition going for the same price. Me, I'd like to get a bayonet that matches the rifle, worn but not abused. Oh! I forgot to tell you! It had a tag from the person it was issued to! Meier Robert! Hopefully I find out how I could contact the person, heard of others that contacted and got the history of the rifle, that'd be sweet if I could do that. But... hopefully I'm not too late considering the rifle is from 1943. I just did a quick google search for that name, and came up with a list of "English-speaking Swiss attorneys". Unfortunately, that Robert Meier was born in '56, but there was another name on the list... "Walter Koenig" xd
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Posted: Sun Mar 22, 2009 7:48 am
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Fresnel OberFeldwebel Yeah, about $70 for 120 rounds. A considerably smaller margin than what I paid for my Tokarev ammo. But you know, it's worth it for the accuracy. Also, hunting ammo is $17 for 20 rounds. :/ It's considerably cheaper. Sportsmans used to have the clips for them for cheap but now it's 3 for $20. Gay. I looked up some of the webbing for the rifle and a full set, belt, pouches and bayonet with frog is, on one listing, going for $150. Seen other bayonets in 'mint' condition going for the same price. Me, I'd like to get a bayonet that matches the rifle, worn but not abused. Oh! I forgot to tell you! It had a tag from the person it was issued to! Meier Robert! Hopefully I find out how I could contact the person, heard of others that contacted and got the history of the rifle, that'd be sweet if I could do that. But... hopefully I'm not too late considering the rifle is from 1943. I just did a quick google search for that name, and came up with a list of "English-speaking Swiss attorneys". Unfortunately, that Robert Meier was born in '56, but there was another name on the list... "Walter Koenig" xd
Hmm...
It's possible that the rifle was reissued later on I suppose.
I was looking up the ammunition, and it's comparable to .308.
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Posted: Sun Mar 22, 2009 8:24 am
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OberFeldwebel Fresnel OberFeldwebel Yeah, about $70 for 120 rounds. A considerably smaller margin than what I paid for my Tokarev ammo. But you know, it's worth it for the accuracy. Also, hunting ammo is $17 for 20 rounds. :/ It's considerably cheaper. Sportsmans used to have the clips for them for cheap but now it's 3 for $20. Gay. I looked up some of the webbing for the rifle and a full set, belt, pouches and bayonet with frog is, on one listing, going for $150. Seen other bayonets in 'mint' condition going for the same price. Me, I'd like to get a bayonet that matches the rifle, worn but not abused. Oh! I forgot to tell you! It had a tag from the person it was issued to! Meier Robert! Hopefully I find out how I could contact the person, heard of others that contacted and got the history of the rifle, that'd be sweet if I could do that. But... hopefully I'm not too late considering the rifle is from 1943. I just did a quick google search for that name, and came up with a list of "English-speaking Swiss attorneys". Unfortunately, that Robert Meier was born in '56, but there was another name on the list... "Walter Koenig" xd Hmm... It's possible that the rifle was reissued later on I suppose. I was looking up the ammunition, and it's comparable to .308. Naah, I doubt they were still using the K31 in 1972. That's into the era of modern weaponry for most developed countries. Wikipedia says that was the age of the SIG SG540 assault rifle in Switzerland.
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Posted: Sun Mar 22, 2009 8:41 am
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Fresnel OberFeldwebel Fresnel OberFeldwebel Yeah, about $70 for 120 rounds. A considerably smaller margin than what I paid for my Tokarev ammo. But you know, it's worth it for the accuracy. Also, hunting ammo is $17 for 20 rounds. :/ It's considerably cheaper. Sportsmans used to have the clips for them for cheap but now it's 3 for $20. Gay. I looked up some of the webbing for the rifle and a full set, belt, pouches and bayonet with frog is, on one listing, going for $150. Seen other bayonets in 'mint' condition going for the same price. Me, I'd like to get a bayonet that matches the rifle, worn but not abused. Oh! I forgot to tell you! It had a tag from the person it was issued to! Meier Robert! Hopefully I find out how I could contact the person, heard of others that contacted and got the history of the rifle, that'd be sweet if I could do that. But... hopefully I'm not too late considering the rifle is from 1943. I just did a quick google search for that name, and came up with a list of "English-speaking Swiss attorneys". Unfortunately, that Robert Meier was born in '56, but there was another name on the list... "Walter Koenig" xd Hmm... It's possible that the rifle was reissued later on I suppose. I was looking up the ammunition, and it's comparable to .308. Naah, I doubt they were still using the K31 in 1972. That's into the era of modern weaponry for most developed countries. Wikipedia says that was the age of the SIG SG540 assault rifle in Switzerland.
The GP11 stock of ammunition was found in the '80s.
... some people have been getting ammo dated from '78. It may be nearing the end. SHOULD BUY NOW! gonk
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