Here is a quick review of the updated Swiss shooter’s book as supplied by the Bucks County Fish & Game Association to competitors in their Swiss Schützenfest.
A fairly thick booklet, it provides a wealth of information. Some of the topics covered include….
A breakdown of the Swiss course of fire.
Information on using Swiss rifles in a competitive manner.
Use of the Swiss slings.
The use of diopter match sights is covered as well.
The importance of a shooter’s log is explained along with lots of blank log pages included.
Keeping track of your rifle’s round count is important.
Tuning your rifle for maximum accuracy is a vital topic.
No rifleman’s book would be complete without detailed maintenance instructions. Bucks County graciously provides this book to each new competitor upon entering their first match.
Hello, do you know, where i can purchase these Book ? im from switzerland, i never saw this one.
These are made in house for the club to give to new competitors. If we have any extra when next year’s edition comes out I will send you one.
Yes, I would like one of these, too!
Unfortunately I already sent out all the extras on hand.
Reading through the pages provided above I would think that this booklet has to be a great accessory for not only a newcomer to shooting Swiss rifles, but for guys like me who tend to take things for granted – until they see the error of their ways once reading a booklet like this one.
. My first rifle was a present from an official of a particular Swiss Embassy in my own country of birth back in 1960. Despite the long passage of time since then, I still enjoy competing nowadays with my diopter-attached Hammerli models.
There is that saying: ”One is never too old to learn”. A booklet like this has to be an essential part of everyone’s shooting bag; just the thing to take out and refresh. Order a copy if you can.
Ray
Great information!! Thanks…..is there an electronic version of his booklet for download? Or better, if you have a copy or reprint, I’d love to have a copy!!
Thnx
HD Gurr
The books are made by hand by our match director and he gives them out to new shooters who come to compete in the Swiss matches,we did have a few extras last year which I mailed out to several people but currently we are out