Offered here is a Swiss Schmidt-Rubin K31 straight-pull bolt-action military rifle, manufactured in 1937 based on its serial number and chambered in 7.5×55mm Swiss.
All serial-numbered components are matching, including the receiver, wooden stock, and magazine, except for the bolt, which is non-matching.
The rifle is in good overall military surplus condition. The metal surfaces show normal signs of use and handling.
The wooden stock shows typical military service wear, including scratches, dents, and handling marks. There is a small area of damage on the right side of the stock, just below the receiver. Please refer to the photos for details.
The bore is in good condition, with strong, well-defined rifling.
One of the notable collectible features of this rifle is its original Swiss Soldier ID Tag, preserved beneath the buttplate. The tag bears the name Franz Schenk, along with handwritten military unit and location information. The number on the tag matches the rifle's serial number, adding historical interest and collector appeal.
The rifle retains its original military configuration, including the straight-pull bolt action, adjustable rear sight, and metal buttplate.
