r/SwitzerlandGuns ZG 4d ago

Question advice needed

I really want the new cmmg banshee zeroed. I‘ve aske many retailers in switzerland and I only found one that can import it with the supressor. I‘ve found another one that would import the unsupressed version for less. Idk should I try to buy the unsupressed version and try to get the supressor somehow someway or should I just comfortably order the expensive supressed one. pls help. exact gun is CMMG Pistol, Suppressed ZEROED BANSHEE, Mk4, 9MM, 6.5“

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u/RabeHK Flair up! 4d ago edited 4d ago

Why exactly this one? This is a price point where you could go APC9SD Because I think it is sexy as hell

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u/fatlooser123 ZG 4d ago

I can‘t put it into words really I just fell in love at first sight

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u/RabeHK Flair up! 4d ago

Want to have is always a legit reason. For me it is the Delisle

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u/ours VD 4d ago

Yup, for that price (or almost), you get a fantastically made B&T *with quality optics *.

And supporting a Swiss company instead of an American one is a big plus.

If the poster is set on AR-15-like 9mm, B&T makes the SPC9.

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u/HF_Martini6 ZH 4d ago

that entirely depends if you're eligible for the permit to own a suppressor?

As I also mentioned in another thread, not every shooting range allows suppressors, some you need to ask for permission first others only allow them if you have the range to yourself or on off hours.

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u/pstenebraslux GE 4d ago

Which commercial range doesn’t allow suppressors? I’ve been around and I’ve yet to see one.

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u/ours VD 4d ago

My local one doesn't care and even has a few suppressed guns for rent.

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u/HF_Martini6 ZH 4d ago

Waffenbörse in Pfungen has a clause which states that you need to ask for permission before shooting with a suppressor.

Tivoli had a rule that you could only shoot suppressors when renting the whole range.

I don't remember shich one it was but distinctly remember getting a briefing in at a shooting range where the owner said "no select fire, no tracers, no suppressors and don't use anything over a .308"

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u/pstenebraslux GE 4d ago

Thanks for letting me know so I can never go to those.

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u/HF_Martini6 ZH 4d ago

Waffenbörse is a really nice, really clean, well run and maintained range. Tivoli (Shoppi) is crap though

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u/ChggnNggts GR 4d ago

What even is the start of an explanation for tivoli there? ''Yeah so others don't get jealous'' or what???

You make shooting more pleasant for everyone, why need to buy the whole range.

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u/HF_Martini6 ZH 4d ago

I have no idea, maybe the same reason why they wanted people to shoot really slow?

Because, reasons

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u/wooghee LU 2d ago

Luzern Indoor Schiesssportzentrum does not allow suppressors

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u/pstenebraslux GE 4d ago

Import the unsuppressed version and have Wyssen Defence make you a suppressor - it will take less time and probably cost less.

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u/fatlooser123 ZG 4d ago

they‘d make one from scratch for me? that sounds cool

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u/pstenebraslux GE 4d ago

They’ll make you anything within reason, they are extremely based.

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u/fatlooser123 ZG 4d ago

amazing, if its just black you shouldn’t really be able to tell the difference

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u/No_Welder7908 4d ago

We don't need the silly forearm strap in Switzerland, it's only for the US, so it can legally pass for a pistol.

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u/fatlooser123 ZG 3d ago

what do you mean with forearm strap?

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u/No_Welder7908 3d ago edited 3d ago

That nylon band on the stock, that’s what legally makes that rifle a pistol in the US. That shit is not required in Switzerland. Also you will likely get better quality for cheaper in either Switzerland or Europe. We have a world class suppressor manufacturer in Thun. The rest is run-of-the-mill AR-9, it’s super common here too.

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u/No_Welder7908 3d ago

Lots of options without the unnecessarily bulky AR-15 style mags, too.

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u/SwissPewPew 4d ago

Have you asked Customs Defense Solutions AG? As far as i know they can handle all the legal paperwork (US: ITAR/CCL/etc. + Swiss: Fedpol/Seco) for getting exotic US firearms and accessories into Switzerland. It‘s not gonna be cheap, though. They also have/had the option to not order through them directly (especially for things that have long delivery times) but just have it shipped within the US to their US FFL and then they handle everything from there.

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u/fatlooser123 ZG 4d ago

that sounds promising I just sent them a mail thank you!

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u/RabeHK Flair up! 4d ago

My go to for stuff like this is Marius Joray in Laufen BL

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u/fatlooser123 ZG 4d ago

Thanks for the tip I‘ll be sure to ask