Old, That country was Switzerland and the weapon was the Schmidt Rubin T-bolt rifle 7.5x55 proably the best shooting military issue rifle with iron sites Quote K31s are also noted for their excellent accuracy and quality. The Swiss considered individual marksmanship to be of utmost importance. Therefore, the K31 was made with tight tolerances and excellent overall craftsmanship. Many shooters are able to achieve one minute of arc with unmodified K31s. This means that a group of bullets shot at 100 yards will stay within a 1" diameter area, a group at 200 yards will stay within 2", etc. This is achievable with factory sights This was a quote from wikipedia I bought one of these rifles in a Walgreens store in Columbia Mo. back in 1973 with the issue cleaning kit and 2 boxes of ammo for $13.00. When I got home, I called my brother and he also went over to Columbia and purchased one. Mine was stolen years later. My brother still has his. If you still want to know why Hitler didn't invade Switzerland then, Google it.
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