Hello Ka'Boom!
The Mini-uzi is really nice!
@bcp280z
Shung has already explain the swiss law on THR, but I can explain it again.
The law has been hardened in 2008. There is 3 categories of weapons. Hunting rifle, sport shooting rifle, Swiss Schmidt and Rubin, ... need to be registered to the cantonal weapon office. To buy handguns, other repetition rifle, semi rifle, you need a "weapon purchase permit" that allow you to buy 3 weapons in the same time at a gunsmith or a private seller. No restriction of caliber, barrel length, magazine capacity, ... For automatic or silencer, you need a "special purchase permit" that allow you to buy an automatic weapon or accessories as a silencer. It is a bit harder to obtain, and you have to keep the bolt locked, separately of the weapon, and need a authorization if you want to fire with your automatic gun. That is a bit annoying.
For the swiss army sig 550 automatic issued rifle, it's different. Every swiss citizen between 20 and 30 years has to serve in the swiss army. The swiss government give us an automatic sig 550 during the boot camp that we had to keep at home. You can also have a sig 550 lent for free by the army, under some conditions, for sport shooting because 300 meters shooting is a big tradition here, and it is encouraged by the government. Also I have an automatic sig 550 at home, but I can only fire it in semi.
Here is the last piece of my collection: an original VZ 58, that has been early converted in semi under the old swiss law and also considered as a semi. FAB defense accessories come from an israeli web shop.
It fire 7,62x39 cartridge.
A very nice assault rifle, renewed with those FAB defense accessories. The knife is an Sog trident.
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