- 1O2A8222.JPG (668.97 KiB) Viewed 3113 times
K31
16 posts
• Page 1 of 1
Re: K31
by » 05 Oct 2019, 1:59 pm
A friend of mine bought it but he doesn't have safe at home, so ask me to keep this rifle for a while
- SHV
- Officer Cadet
- Posts: 1780
- New South Wales
- SHV
- Officer Cadet
- Posts: 1780
- New South Wales
- SHV
- Officer Cadet
- Posts: 1780
- New South Wales
- SHV
- Officer Cadet
- Posts: 1780
- New South Wales
- SHV
- Officer Cadet
- Posts: 1780
- New South Wales
- SHV
- Officer Cadet
- Posts: 1780
- New South Wales
- SHV
- Officer Cadet
- Posts: 1780
- New South Wales
- SHV
- Officer Cadet
- Posts: 1780
- New South Wales
- SHV
- Officer Cadet
- Posts: 1780
- New South Wales
- SHV
- Officer Cadet
- Posts: 1780
- New South Wales
- MrSavage
- Recruit
- Posts: 22
- Queensland
- Wm.Traynor
- Officer Cadet
- Posts: 1851
- Queensland
- No1Mk3
- Lieutenant
- Posts: 2395
- Victoria
Re: K31
by » 06 Oct 2019, 1:58 am
Looks like the rifle is a close brother to my K31 as this rifle was made in 1936. K31s are probably my favorite surplus WW2 era rifles.
Surplus GP 11 ammo has dried up but Prvi Partisan makes a good load for it at a reasonable cost and the cases can be easily reloaded with .308 bullets
Surplus GP 11 ammo has dried up but Prvi Partisan makes a good load for it at a reasonable cost and the cases can be easily reloaded with .308 bullets
- wanneroo
- Sergeant Major
- Posts: 1681
- United States of America
Re: K31
by » 06 Oct 2019, 9:46 am
Have been looking at these over the past year or so, thinking about adding one to the milsurp collection.
Be a good cast bullet shooter too I reckon.
Nice looking rifle by the way.
Be a good cast bullet shooter too I reckon.
Nice looking rifle by the way.
- gunnnie
- Corporal
- Posts: 288
- Queensland
16 posts
• Page 1 of 1