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Of the few old rifles that I own the one I like the most is my swiss k31. I did use the search and it was too much info , so here I go . Does anyone have a scope mount that the really like and would recomend . I did meet a guy at the Del Mar gun show who was making an aluminium mount. He was from Ohio ,but I lost is card. I would prefer steel.
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If you dont have any luck, try Graf & Son they have a aluminium clamp on but they only have 5 in stock, for about 70 bucksI have neither the inclination or the time to relieve people of the regional and ethnic handicaps that they inherited from their ancestors.
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I use the full-size, steel clamp-on accumount for my K31. I took it to the range yesterday and it held zero very well; it let me know I have a horrible trigger jerk.
It's $70:
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Brownells used to have the steel ones but not anymore. They have the same mount made of aluminum for $66 here.
I have one just like that and it is rock solid, it went through more than 500 rounds and it keeps the zero no problem.
Updated: I was wrong, they still have the steel mounts for $115 here.
My opinion? Not worth the price difference. The aluminum one is just as solid and much lighter.Last edited by .454; 11-17-2008, 12:52 PM.Comment
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Thanks guys hands on recommendations are the BESTRancho Punetas CaliforniaComment
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This is the one I'm using, also available at Brownells(~$65): http://www.brownells.com/aspx/NS/sto...0SCOPE%20MOUNT
The only issue I have with it is that ejected brass bounces off the scope and back into the receiver. I find I have to tip the rifle to the left when working the bolt to make sure the brass comes out.
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I have [2] K-31's with the aluminum mounts and K4 Weaver scopes .
The best addition to one of them was the clamp on compensator.
If you want to challenge yourself ,try the mojo open sights w/the compensator.
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Where do you get those clamp on compensators?WTB Irish firearms:
old SxS shotguns, Enfields (Irish contract or FF marked), RIC marked carbines or revolvers, odd ball flintlocks.
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Graf's had them.Comment
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Does anyone sell time period correct mounts/scopes for the K31?DJBooya
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The K31 itself was never issued with a scope. They were known as K31/xx variants, and ZKF 55. The sniper variant uses a different stock and a left side mounted scope. The scopes were different through the years.
You can see pics of the various ones at the Swissrifles website here:
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Link to that muzzle-brake please
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