This video delves into the history and design of the Stamm-Saurer Model 1907, a Swiss straight-pull bolt-action rifle. Developed by Hans Stamm for Saurer, an automotive company venturing into firearms, the rifle was intended to compete in Swiss military trials. Despite facing no technical issues, it was ultimately outcompeted by a more established design from WF Bern. The video discusses Saurer's unsuccessful attempts at domestic adoption and international sales, further hampered by the outbreak of World War I. The presenter expresses gratitude to the Swiss Shooting Museum for access to rare examples of the rifle.
This YouTube video is the fifth installment in a reloading journal series, focusing on the 7.5x55 Swiss caliber. The content specifically details a load workup for the K11 rifle, utilizing 168gr A-Max bullets and IMR-4895 powder. This video is aimed at enthusiasts interested in handloading for this specific rifle caliber and projectile combination, likely providing insights into powder charges, accuracy testing, and potential load development strategies.
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