While it’s commonplace to see off-duty conscripts passing through the country’s main train stations with SIG rifles strapped to their duffel bags, gun massacres in Switzerland are rare. The last mass ...

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Information on the trafficking operation was obtained after investigations in France and Switzerland in June and July, said the Marseilles public prosecutor Brice Robin at a press conference in the ...

The federal government has granted a two-year amnesty to owners of Swiss Arms Classic Green semi-automatic rifles, who will be able to continue to possess their guns "without threat of criminal ...

In 1949, Israel was still fighting its war of independence, and purchasing arms internationally was difficult to do. The ...

Owners of Swiss-imported rifles that recently were reclassified by the RCMP as prohibited weapons will be granted amnesty from criminal charges You can save this article by registering for free here.

While Sig Sauer, Inc. may have entered the battle rifle market recently, the original company—SIG, Schweizer Industrie Gesellschaft—produced a variety of them. SIG’s most famous was the SIG SG 510, ...

The Harper government, which has championed the rights of gun owners for years, is reviewing a decision by the RCMP to effectively ban a previously legal rifle. The National Firearms Association said ...

Participants fire their infantry and assault rifles during the traditional 'Ruetlischiessen' (Ruetli shooting) competition at the Ruetli meadow in central Switzerland November 6, 2013. REUTERS/Arnd ...

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