Talk:Vetterli rifle

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Did you know... that the Swiss Vetterli rifles, a series of Winchester-derived repeating rifles, were Europe's most advanced service rifles at the time of their introduction in 1869?

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The second picture on the right is either a M78 or M81 rifle, not a M71 stutzer. It has the single trigger from a rifle and 2 barrelbands from the M78 or M81 (older types had 3 bands).80.101.7.35 (talk) 19:47, 26 December 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Vetterli Carbine

I changed the photo of a 71 Rifle fo a real Vetterli Carbine. I deleted Pfenninger, he did never produce Vetterlis, he was a lokal gunsmith who prepared Vetterlis for shooters --hmaag (talk) 13:18, 18 February 2011 (UTC)[reply]