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Armurerie Pascal Paris
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Modèle très bon canon
Le mousqueton suisse 19313 (abrégé Mq. 31 ou K 31) est une arme militaire à répétition qui fonctionne selon le principe de fonctionnement de la culasse à mouvement rectiligne (système Schmidt) du Fusil Schmidt-Rubin Modèle 1889 , mais repensé par Adolf Furrer sous la dénomination: système W+F, culasse Furrer. L’appellation « Schmidt-Rubin K31 » est donc un abus de langage. Produit à 721`680 exemplaires dès 1933, il a été introduit non pas par un réarmement général, mais peu à peu dans l’armée suisse dès 1935. Les derniers exemplaires militaires furent produits en 1958, 1972 pour les privés. Le Mq.31 utilise la munition 7,5 mm GP11 et sera remplacé par le Fass 57 dès 1957. De nombreux tireurs continuent de l’utiliser et certains, à l’équiper pour le tir à longue distance (TLD). À la fin des obligations militaires, l’arme d’ordonnance peut être conservée par le soldat, elle passe ainsi du statut Armée àPrivé et le marquage P est poinçonné sur l’arme. En plus de l’armée, le mousqueton 31 a été également distribué aux douanes, à la gendarmerie et forces de polices, à l’équipe suisse de tir ainsi qu’une série privée aux particuliers. En 1957, la Garde suisse pontificale fut dotée de 100 mousquetons 316 dont 20 furent remplacés en 1981. Dès 1991, les mousquetons 31 cédèrent leur place aux Stgw90 (SIG-550).
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