Swiss gun catalog 2014

[Apec]

http://imgur.com/a/lRbhd

It's huge, 70+ megabytes worth of page scans. You probably want to download the album zip instead of reading it in browser.

They also have a website here, with a pdf download of their catalogue:

http://www.lagardere.ch/index.php?option=com_staticxt&Itemid=4

All I can say is...their selections are amazing. And I'll take a Beretta 87 for 395 Swiss francs instead of the stupid $800-900 they command here. Not to mention they have some pretty good prices on Sig P210s.

[JDay]

I wish we could buy all those. Don't mistake their selection as being freedom though, they have a lot of restrictions on firearms ownership.

[Antagon3]

They can still own all varieties of full auto weapons, suppressors, and sbr's

EDIT: Exchange rate is about 1.13, so feel free to cry tears of defeat as you look through it all lol

[mikenewgun87]

Sheesh....anyone else want to move

[bob7122]

They can still own all varieties of full auto weapons, suppressors, and sbr's

EDIT: Exchange rate is about 1.13, so feel free to cry tears of defeat as you look through it all lol

are you sure? my friend who was in the swiss army said they could only own semi autos. also, after they were done with the service they would turn their rifle to semi-auto only if they chose to keep it.

[JDay]

They can still own all varieties of full auto weapons, suppressors, and sbr's

You are mistaken.

[mikenewgun87]

are you sure? my friend who was in the swiss army said they could only own semi autos. also, after they were done with the service they would turn their rifle to semi-auto only if they chose to keep it.

Regardless, i doubt they have a silly 10day waitung period

[JDay]

Regardless, i doubt they have a silly 10day waitung period

They have a waiting period to get a permit to purchase. And that permit is only valid for X days. Watch the video I posted. Swiss citizens can lose their gun rights for something as petty as a speeding ticket.

Although Switzerland is one of the most gun-friendly countries in the world, there have been some misconceptions concerning the rules and regulations governing Swiss gun ownership. American "gun-shop legend" has it that in Switzerland every home is required to keep a well maintained fully-automatic battle rifle ready to go at a moment's notice and even that failure to maintain enough ammo in your possession will result in a fine from the authorities. However, this is not entirely accurate - at least not anymore. In this video, Rex discussed gun ownership in Switzerland with a participant of the Swiss shooting community. Although the shooting culture is very strong in Switzerland today, the laws governing private firearms ownership is more restrictive than many American gun writers make it sound. Stay tuned for the full interview.