Schmidt-Rubin 1889 Antique Rifle - No FFL - Auction

Schmidt-Rubin 1889 Antique Rifle - No FFL - Auction
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Schmidt-Rubin 1889 Antique Rifle - No FFL - Auction
Schmidt-Rubin 1889 Antique Rifle - No FFL - Auction
Schmidt-Rubin 1889 Antique Rifle - No FFL - Auction
Schmidt-Rubin 1889 Antique Rifle - No FFL - Auction
Schmidt-Rubin 1889 Antique Rifle - No FFL - Auction
Schmidt-Rubin 1889 Antique Rifle - No FFL - Auction
Schmidt-Rubin 1889 Antique Rifle - No FFL - Auction
Schmidt-Rubin 1889 Antique Rifle - No FFL - Auction
Schmidt-Rubin 1889 Antique Rifle - No FFL - Auction
Schmidt-Rubin 1889 Antique Rifle - No FFL - Auction
Schmidt-Rubin 1889 Antique Rifle - No FFL - Auction
Schmidt-Rubin 1889 Antique Rifle - No FFL - Auction
Schmidt-Rubin 1889 Antique Rifle - No FFL - Auction
Schmidt-Rubin 1889 Antique Rifle - No FFL - Auction
Model: 11406
MANUFACTURER: Military Surplus

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Swiss Schmidt-Rubin 1889 Antique Rifle - No FFL - Auction

  • Made in Switzerland
  • Model 1889 Antique Rifle - No FFL Required
  • Straight Pull Bolt Action
  • *Gunsmith Special- Missing Magazine Release & Charging Handle knob*
  • Free Floating Barrel
  • Caliber 7.5X53.5mm
  • 12 Round Mag
  • Barrel Length 780mm/31"
  • Overall Length 1302mm/51.3"
  • Rated Fair to Poor Surplus condition (Gunsmith Special)
  • Sold "As Is"

The Swiss Schmidt-Rubin Model 1889 is an antique straight-pull bolt-action rifle manufactured in Switzerland and chambered in the original 7.5×53.5mm Swiss cartridge. Featuring a 31-inch free-floating barrel, a 12-round detachable magazine, and an overall length of 51.3 inches, the Model 1889 was renowned for its innovative straight-pull action and exceptional Swiss craftsmanship. Because this rifle qualifies as an antique, it is generally not subject to the same federal transfer requirements as modern firearms in the United States, although state and local laws may still apply. This particular example is being sold as a gunsmith special due to missing components, including the magazine release and charging handle knob, and is rated in Fair to Poor surplus condition. Sold "as is," it should be viewed primarily as a restoration project, source of original parts, or collectible piece rather than a firearm ready for immediate use.

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