Videos tagged with GP11

This video explores the WF-54, a Swiss self-loading rifle developed by Waffenfabrik Bern as a potential successor to the K-31. It was based on the German FG-42 and initially designed for an intermediate cartridge, but later iterations, including the WF-54, adopted the standard 7.5x55mm GP11. The rifle's development program ultimately lost to the SIG Stgw-57. The video features footage and disassembly of a WF-54 from the Royal Armouries collection.

This video features a detailed examination and accuracy test of the rare Swiss Zf. Kar. 55 sniper rifle, chambered in GP11 ammunition. The reviewer explores the rifle's design, its distinctiveness from the K31, and discusses Swiss sniper doctrine. The accuracy is tested at distances up to 650 yards, with contributions from Forgotten Weapons, Bloke on the Range, and Edelweiss Arms. The description also includes links to support the channel and related products.

This video explores the Swiss K31 rifle, specifically its transformation into a diopter match rifle for long-range precision shooting up to 500 yards. It highlights the historical context of Swiss competition shooters modifying the military K31 and the exceptional match-grade quality of Swiss GP11 ammunition. Featuring footage from Switzerland and collaboration with 'Bloke on the Range', the video showcases the rifle's practical accuracy and craftsmanship, making it a valuable watch for enthusiasts interested in historical military rifles, precision shooting, and the nuances of vintage ammunition.

This video provides a practical accuracy test of the rare Swiss Zfk 31/42 sniper rifle, evaluating its performance at 500 yards using vintage GP11 7.5x55mm ammunition. The reviewer discusses the rifle's design objectives, such as a low silhouette and intuitive adjustments, and compares its real-world performance to its intended use, noting its place in the development of early optic-enabled sniper rifles. The video also highlights the rifle's historical context and the challenges faced by marksmen during that era. Sponsorship plugs and links to merchandise and Patreon are included.

This video explores the practical accuracy of the Swiss K31 rifle at 500 yards, using vintage 1981 Swiss military-issued GP11 7.5x55mm ammunition. It delves into the rifle's historical context, originating from the 1911 design, and examines how this century-old firearm and cartridge perform in delivering a .30 caliber, 174-grain projectile at extended distances. The description also includes promotional links for Slate Black Industries accessories and a Patreon page for channel support, along with distance conversions and acknowledgments for video editing and music.

This video features a range test of the rare Swiss ZFK-55 rifle, a designated marksman rifle based on the K31. The rifle is chambered in 7.5 Swiss (GP11) and the host, thanks to Edelweiss Arms, takes it out to shoot. The description also includes various discount codes for ammo and gear, as well as a call to support Gun Owners of America.

This video features a shooting session with a Swiss Schmidt-Rubin 1889 rifle, chambered in 7.5x53.5mm. The content highlights the process of recreating obsolete ammunition using existing GP11 brass. The host, along with Iraqveteran8888, discusses the historical significance of the Schmidt-Rubin 1889, noting its role in paving the way for later Swiss rifle designs like the Model of 1911 and the K31. Discount codes for various firearm-related vendors are also provided.

This video features a deep dive into the Swiss K31 rifle, specifically highlighting its accuracy with open sights at an impressive 600 yards. The content uses 1943 walnut-stocked K31 rifles and 1984 production GP11 ammunition. The description emphasizes the K31's continued reputation as one of the most accurate surplus rifles available, despite rising prices over time. The video promises more content on the way and includes links to the creator's Amazon store, Patreon, USCCA, music channel, website, apparel store, and social media profiles.