Swiss Vetterli Rifles: Protectors of Neutrality! Part 1
This video is the first in a series about the Swiss bolt action rifle starting with the black powder cartridge Swiss Vetterli rifle adopted in 1869 by Switzerland. I look at the earlier and later versions of the Swiss Vetterli Rifle including the M1869/71 and the M1878/81 versions.
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