I guess I’d better start saving now? ;-)

Also falls es dich tröstet oder hilft: ich bin no es paarmal gsi - und jetzt mit emene andere Abzug schaffi mit de Gucci-Munition (77gr) sub 1 MOA... frögsch mal vielicht au besseri Schütze als ich - ich schüsse vor allem Pistole. Guet Schuss!

Hell yeah, you’ve got good taste! Guet Schuss, my friend!

@@bldgblock8766 same feeling. Shoots the same. Different look. The sights of the MK2 are a downgrade to what phx offers.

Thanks so much for watching! Glad you enjoyed it!

Cheers, mate! Glad you liked it. 🍻🇨🇭

That’s correct! The receiver components were from MKE, but the final assembly and finishing were done by B&T in Switzerland to meet local regulations.

Yes, it's the Stgw90 / SIG 550 grip!

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Refer to my full video please. All the parts come with the firearm.

Thanks for the kind words! I’m really glad you enjoyed the video. What kind of action shots or details are you most interested in? Is there anything specific you’d like me to cover at the range? Let me know, and I’ll do my best to make it happen! Best regards from Switzerland, Hans

@@Myrte07H Hallo! Ich versuche, dir die wichtigsten Informationen so kompakt wie möglich zusammenzufassen: Generell empfehle ich, dich zuerst an das Waffenbüro deines Wohnkantons zu wenden. Sie sind in der Regel sehr hilfsbereit und beantworten deine Fragen gerne. Beim Kauf einer Waffe mit einer Ausnahmebewilligung (ABK) für Sport oder Sammler benötigst du für jeden Erwerb eine separate Bewilligung, ähnlich wie beim Waffenerwerbsschein (WES). Und ja, ich sende jedes mal das Sicherheitskonzepz (update ich einmal im Jahr) sowie die aktuelle Waffenliste (Excel als PDF) Die Handhabung kann je nach Kanton unterschiedlich sein, insbesondere wenn es um den Besitz von „wenigen Waffen“ geht. Daher empfehle ich dir, am besten direkt dort anzurufen und dein Anliegen genau zu schildern. Ich persönlich beantrage ausschliesslich ABK Sammler, da ich meist kürzbare Waffen für meine Sammlung kaufe. Ich hoffe, das hilft dir weiter!

@gruezihans das war sehr hilfreich, danke vielmals!!! Gesuch geht diese Woche noch raus. Ich melde mich nochmals ob ich die Bewilligung erhalten habe, oder eben nicht. Ich bin gespannt :-)

Hello there! I can't find any Swiss dealers that got the black magazines, so unfortunatly no 🙂

Thank you very much!

Let me know if you need further inofrmation mate!

@snapascrew that's a very specific case

@@TheTeeWorldsfreak "very specific case" AKA the entirety of Canada

@tonyli8368 so pretty much noone?

They hold up well, but I do not like those shard edges on the top (feeding lips)

No, I did not make that video :-)

Thanks mate!

No my friend, it's definitly not an issue :-)

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Hi there! I used some strength, but no a hell lot. Have you soaking it a little in oil?

Thanks for the reply! Enjoy your GHM9 buddy, it's a gem!

ohrbuehl.info :-)

Never tried this on 100m, pardon me.

@@gruezihans so please try, one beautiful day! Regards!

Thanks! FDE really makes it stand out. And yeah, the American way is pretty solid-German and Swiss way are not too bad either! 😎 Guet Schuss!

That’s actually the older Aimpoint Comp, and those are the old-style battery caps. My best guess is that they were designed for maximum stability.

The P10 magazines do not work, only the CZ 75 magazines.

@@gruezihans thanks for the clarification, the one mag almost looked like a P10/P09 mag which is what made me ask.

Hopefully, it becomes more available in CA soon - fingers crossed you'll get your hands on one soon! 🤞🏼🔥

It‘s like the Sphinx SDP, but from Phoenix. Hope that helps! Let me know if you need more information.

Thank you sir!

I tried some triggers and am still trying some others. The Geissele SSP M4 works the best.

You have sharp eyes! It‘s the „Single-Stage Precision (SSP) M4 Curved Bow“. No modification needed. Used the B&T pins. I am testing a couple of different triggers at the moment.

@@gruezihans That's perfect. Thats the trigger I was thinking about putting in mine as well. Glad to hear there's no need to modify the lower. Thanks for the reply.

Yeah, the price is steep, and even then, it’s hard to find! Definitely not an easy one to grab.

@@gruezihans I have the APC9 (Limited) one of 500 imported to US. - It comes with 9" barrel, Alu lower. Elfman trigger. Love it. You cannot find this anywhere.

Thanks! They really are! Like Swiss watches… but louder! 😎

Thank you! Actually, you should lightly oil the bolt head, but make sure the firing pin stays dry. For the gas system, I do oil it when cleaning but then wipe off the oil with a cloth afterward-no solvent needed. Hope that clears things up!

@@gruezihans Perfect that helps so much! But can I also choose to use CLP or would you solely recommend using oil for metal on metal contact and solvent for the rest ? how do you avoid getting the firing pin getting wet ? And one more thing do you like to lube and wipe everything down when it comes right out of the box? So sorry for all these questions but I just want to be as informed as possible.

@@hudthestud6758 No problem, happy to help! You can definitely use CLP-it's a great all-in-one option. Personally, I prefer using oil for metal-on-metal contact and solvent elsewhere, but everyone does it their way. In the Swiss military, they actually use grease instead of oil, and that works too! To keep the firing pin dry, just apply oil carefully and use a cloth to wipe around it. As for new rifles, I do a light wipe-down and oil the key parts, but again, it's all about what works best for you. Let me know if you have more questions!

Thanks! I actually ordered it that way. Got it through a reseller here in Switzerland where I live. No DIY paint job this time! 😊