MilsurpDan
Ultimate Member
It's been a little dull here for the last few weeks, so I figured I'd post these.
I picked up another K31 that was just imported from Switzerland within the last couple weeks. I've been trying to find a nice K31 with a Walnut stock and matching bayonet for some time and now I finally have one! This one was made in 1941. The most interesting part of it, is that it has a two piece spliced Walnut stock, or as some call it, the "pool cue" style stock. I've never seen one from 1941, as I thought they were made starting in late 1942. The tag is marked for Edmund Meier, who appears to have been a Fusilier. I still haven't deciphered the rest of it. Can't beat the small import mark either.
I also picked up a Swiss made W-F Diopter Sight set to put on my main shooter K31 that I got within the last few months after I sold my old K31. This K31 was made in 1942. The bore on it is impeccable according to my custom made bore gauge, which is why I decided to put the Diopter on it. It should shoot even better.
I picked up another K31 that was just imported from Switzerland within the last couple weeks. I've been trying to find a nice K31 with a Walnut stock and matching bayonet for some time and now I finally have one! This one was made in 1941. The most interesting part of it, is that it has a two piece spliced Walnut stock, or as some call it, the "pool cue" style stock. I've never seen one from 1941, as I thought they were made starting in late 1942. The tag is marked for Edmund Meier, who appears to have been a Fusilier. I still haven't deciphered the rest of it. Can't beat the small import mark either.
I also picked up a Swiss made W-F Diopter Sight set to put on my main shooter K31 that I got within the last few months after I sold my old K31. This K31 was made in 1942. The bore on it is impeccable according to my custom made bore gauge, which is why I decided to put the Diopter on it. It should shoot even better.
