Over the years I've owned 8 - 10 of these. Up until last week I was down to three, but I bought another (walnut) on this forum. For an unmolested (not drilled and tapped, electro-penciled, carved stock, etc.) example, expect to pay realistically no less than $250...if you're lucky...more for a walnut stock. Like someone already said, watch the classifieds here and on other forums.
I bought another simply because the prices of these rifles will someday go through the roof, mark my words. In addition to the incredible workmanship I think most people don't realize just how few of these rifles were produced. While most military rifles production number run in the millions, some even in the tens-of-millions, Swiss rifles had relatively low production numbers: K11- 133,000; K11 Carbine- 184,000~; K31- 582,000.
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