Bern Arms Factory Swiss Long Rifle G1911

 
Used firearm

Repeater rifle, Waffenfabrik Bern, Swiss long rifle G1911 cal. 7.5x55 swiss, with diopter but the front sight tunnel is missing. The Swiss long rifle G1911 was introduced in 1896 as standard armament for the Swiss Army. The Swiss Army was the first army to standardize straight-pull repeaters. With the decision for this weapon, it is undeniable that Switzerland was technically ahead of its neighboring countries in the field of military repeaters by several decades. Although the G1911 long rifles were never used in a military conflict, Swiss rifles and carbines are known for their very good precision and shooting performance.

The rifle has a valid proof mark.

Technical data:

Overall length: approx. 130 cm

Barrel length: approx. 76 cm

Caliber: 7.5x55 swiss

Magazine capacity: 6 cartridges

Sighting: adjustable diopter sight

Stock: walnut wood

Acquisition possible with the corresponding permit:

Hunters (hunting license), sports shooters (yellow or green firearms ownership card with prior entry), collectors (red collector's firearms ownership card) and firearms dealer permit (gun dealer).

Sale only to holders of a purchase permit.

 
Product safety information: This product was made available on the marketplace before 13.12.2024. For manufacturer and safety information, please contact the offering dealer.
WARNING: The presentation of the acquisition permit is required for the purchase of this product!!!