M11 Ruthin

The Model 1911 Repeating Rifle (Ruthin: Вінтоўка паўтаральная мадэль 1911 года trl. Vintoŭka paŭtaraĺnaja madeĺ 1911 hoda) or simply the M11 Ruthin (Ruthin: M11 Рутін trl. M11 Rutin, Cykoslevine: M11 Рутин, trl. M11 Rutin) was a lever-action repeating rifle developed originally by Severnoslavia as the Type 88 and licensed through Cykoslevinia to be produced by Ruthinya.

Originally chambered for the standard Severnoslav 5.56, the M11 was rechambered to use the 7.62 Keringrad, the standard of the Ruthin Imperial Army and later the Zapadoslav Armed Forces.

Several modifications were made to the M11 as compared to its Severnoslav counterpart, including the cartridge change, as well as the addition of new clip guides, a better grade of wood from Galisia, and Evorasteel metal. The better materials made the rifle more costly, however, and the rifle was a commodity for the few units who received them. Other rifles were sold to other nations to make up some of the cost. The M11 was also more modifiable than the Type 88.