My Beltfed Select Fire Zastava MG53 Machinegun

[Steve_In_29]

Very nice. Not cheap to feed I would imagine though. Do you get to shoot it much in Switzerland?

 

[swiss.taclife]

Very nice. Not cheap to feed I would imagine though. Do you get to shoot it much in Switzerland?

The ammo cost of it here is pretty expensive - one shot one buck. But with a rate of fire of 1500 per minute, you can surely imagine how expensive lol.. But select fire firearms itself are cheaper than dirt here, what's really cool! I only paid 1200 bucks for mine and it is in perfect condition.

Shooting select fire firearms in Switzerland is a bit complicated. You need an invitation from a shooting range to apply for a shooting permit, which only counts for one day at this single shooting range and the shooting range owner needs a permit for this one day as well. And this permit costs a 100 bucks.

 

[ZX9RCAM]

How easy is it to get them out of the country?

 

[swiss.taclife]

How easy is it to get them out of the country?

Switzerland is a neutral country. Because of our neutrality, there's no way to export firearms. Especially not select fire firearms. Only Swiss governmental companies can export Firearms inside Europe as far as I know. Because of our neutrality, also big companies like B&T have to open a new branch in the US if they wanna sell their products over sees. There are no exceptions at all. But I think this is a good thing because our neutrality is very important in the middle of Europe.

 

[Southpaw]

I like swiss-tac's join date.... Sunday.

 

[baboon]

Years ago a buddies dad was importing Double Rifles from Germany & France. He imported a .50 BMG rifle for The Fifty Caliber Shooters Association from Switzerland. The gun was raffled off. Here is the only picture I could find of it.

 

[ZX9RCAM]

Switzerland is a neutral country. Because of our neutrality, there's no way to export firearms. Especially not select fire firearms. Only Swiss governmental companies can export Firearms inside Europe as far as I know. Because of our neutrality, also big companies like B&T have to open a new branch in the US if they wanna sell their products over sees. There are no exceptions at all. But I think this is a good thing because our neutrality is very important in the middle of Europe.

This is what I was thinking.

 

[swiss.taclife]

Today I just got my new beltloader (original WWII), 10 belts (original WWII / 50 rounds each), 10 Belt inserter (post war) as well as an ammo box (post war) and a Bipod (post war):

Here you can check it out on my Youtube Channel:



Enjoy!

 

[ZX9RCAM]

I'm ready to see it in action...

 

[swiss.taclife]

I like swiss-tac's join date.... Sunday.

Sh**..

That's probably the worst join date I could have chosen I guess..

 

[swiss.taclife]

I'm ready to see it in action...

In the next few month I should be able to get a shooting permit. I'll post some footage of it after BRRRT.