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Armeria Fantino
Last checked with the dealer
about 20 hours ago
Description
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Carabina otturatore lineare Schimdt Rubin modello 1911 calibro 7.5x55 con baionetta.
Bellissima!
Prezzo di 600,00€
Storia e sviluppo
Il sistema d'arma originario nacque alla fine dell'Ottocento dalla collaborazione tra il colonnello Rudolf Schmidt, che ideò l'innovativa azione di culatta, e il colonnello Eduard Rubin, pioniere delle munizioni con palla camiciata in rame.
Con la nascita nel 1911 della nuova e più performante cartuccia GP11, i precedenti fucili Modello 1889 e 1896 si dimostrarono strutturalmente troppo deboli per sopportare le pressioni generate dal nuovo propellente. Per questo motivo l'esercito svizzero commissionò una riprogettazione dell'azione: i tenoni di chiusura dell'otturatore vennero spostati a metà della culatta (irrobustendo notevolmente il sistema) e venne introdotta una canna dotata di una rigatura più moderna.
Oltre alla produzione di nuovi fucili specifici (il Modello 1911), moltissimi esemplari di vecchi fucili Modello 1896 vennero ufficialmente richiamati in fabbrica per essere convertiti ai nuovi standard, assumendo la denominazione di Modello 1896/11.
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