Made some pics of my trusty old G11. One of the most underrated and overlooked rifles ever.
Mine is about 102 ears old so its pre-WW1, at its introduction and for some time after it was the most advanced service rifle in the world.
Its super long, the barrel alone is 32'' long, the action is also very long and so is the butt stock. I think OAL is almost 5ft. Very comfortable to shoot, action is buttery smooth and its super accurate.
The bolt works exactly like one of a semi-auto rotating bolt rifle, with the exception of having to cycle it manually.
It has an operating rod, a cam that makes the bolt it rotate and two giant locking lugs. A super fast action, and a huge one - the bolt weighs more than 1.5 lbs.
The round it fires is comparable to a hot 7.62x51 or a 7.62x54, service load was a 180 grain projectile at 2600fps. Mine shoots best with my handloads which are 150's at 2880. It holds 6 in the detachable magazine, so its a 6+1.
The great thing is, even though its called the 7.5x55 Swiss you can safely use .308 bullets so once you have the brass reloading is super easy. In fact those shoot great with .308 match bullets commonly used in 308 precision rifles.
And now the crazy part, since everyone wants a Mauser K98, or a Swedish Mauser, an M1A etc. everybody forgets about the poor G11 so they're super cheap, almost as cheap as Mosin Nagants even though the G11's quality and accuracy is a million times better. They run for 250-300 bucks and most are in excellent condition.
Bad. Ass. I think the time for
@Michael88 to buy a handgun has finally arrived.
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But I can't find the butt stock!
He says that he was at another store, they had two buckets(BUCKETS) of .22lr, so he got in line at the counter.
Buckets of ammo. Only in the USA **** YEAH!