Nice very nice! I'm going to go a bit off topic, but perhaps you might be interested.
Switzerland is my second most visited country in my life, after Turkey. My mother went there to work as a nurse anesthetist after she left Turkey during 1969/1970. She worked there for about 18 years, speaks fluent French and not so bad German, and has the Swiss nationality. Which is why I also have it
Thing is, I have to figure out what to do with the mandatory service, as I'm already 26 years old and finished university. I wouldn't want to lose the nationality. Anyway, my cousin has of course finished (and still has to go) into service, and of course has his big SIG 550 (551/553?) in his closet. I've held it a few times since I was a younger kid, LOVE it. Sadly it's impossible to shoot as you know, with the sealed box of bullets. Gotta love em, every able bodied male has a gigantic assault rifle at home, bullets et all, and yet almost never do you see a mass shooting etc. Switzerland, the prototype society, straight from a laboratory somewhere on a planet called Helvetia
I miss Switzerland, I hope to visit during late 2015. Even if just a few days to say hello to everybody and climb some mountains (with a car of course).
Almost forgot: when I was a young teenager, until about age 14-15, I went to a yearly summer 'Swiss camp', a two week camp for expat swiss youngsters. Well, I wasn't really an expat, but I had the nationality. One time, we stayed a night in a nuclear bunker, I believe somewhere in the vicinity of Neuchatel, but I forgot. Bunk beds with gigantic thick concrete walls all around, very cold. And believe it or not, we also had a 'meeting' with then president or whatever it's called. Even signed my under arm. I thought that was so awesome, but nobody else really cared. Not much of a 'cult personality' hanging around Swiss presidents I reckon. Leuernberger? Leurinberger? Something like that. Awesome anyway.