Shooting ranges in Switzerland are unique in Europe, in keeping with the strong shooting traditions and liberal gun laws that exist in Switzerland. The sale of ammunition — limited to Swiss ordonnance calibers, but including Gw Pat 90 rounds for army-issue assault rifles — is subsidized by the Swiss government and made available at the many shooting ranges patronized by both private citizens and members of the militia. There is a regulatory requirement that ammunition sold at ranges must be used there for minors.
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| - Shooting ranges in Switzerland are unique in Europe, in keeping with the strong shooting traditions and liberal gun laws that exist in Switzerland. The sale of ammunition — limited to Swiss ordonnance calibers, but including Gw Pat 90 rounds for army-issue assault rifles — is subsidized by the Swiss government and made available at the many shooting ranges patronized by both private citizens and members of the militia. There is a regulatory requirement that ammunition sold at ranges must be used there for minors. (en)
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| - Shooting ranges in Switzerland are unique in Europe, in keeping with the strong shooting traditions and liberal gun laws that exist in Switzerland. The sale of ammunition — limited to Swiss ordonnance calibers, but including Gw Pat 90 rounds for army-issue assault rifles — is subsidized by the Swiss government and made available at the many shooting ranges patronized by both private citizens and members of the militia. There is a regulatory requirement that ammunition sold at ranges must be used there for minors. No permit is needed for an individual to transport an unloaded firearm to or from a shooting range, to or from an arms dealer, to or from an armory or to or from a private weapon purchase. To carry firearms in public or outdoors, a person must have a Waffentragschein, (weapon carrying permit), which in most cases is issued only to private citizens working in occupations such as security. (en)
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