Lets see some PE90 Swiss Arms photos...



Not sure if everyone here knows, but I saw the above photo on another forum. After some reading, I found out that the stgw 90 bayonet mount accepts the older stgw 57 bayonet (proof in the photo)

Just ordered a beautiful Swiss made stgw 57 bayonet from tradeex, which they had for a great price ($35)

A beautiful bayonet for a great price, and will really set off your Swiss arms pe90.

Not sure about hotlinking etiquette in this forum, but if you go to the tradeex website (forum sponsor), go to the bayonet section in the products category and you will find it near the end of the page.

Hope to see everyone's pictures with their bargain beauty bayonet!
 
that' s a good looking bayonet, i have one with the Leather Bayonet Frog, but a little big :) but you right it' s a great value for the price.
 
tacticalkimchi said:
Not sure if everyone here knows, but I saw the above photo on another forum. After some reading, I found out that the stgw 90 bayonet mount accepts the older stgw 57 bayonet (proof in the photo)

Just ordered a beautiful Swiss made stgw 57 bayonet from tradeex, which they had for a great price ($35)

A beautiful bayonet for a great price, and will really set off your Swiss arms pe90.

Not sure about hotlinking etiquette in this forum, but if you go to the tradeex website (forum sponsor), go to the bayonet section in the products category and you will find it near the end of the page.

Hope to see everyone's pictures with their bargain beauty bayonet!
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I just ordered one. Thanks for the tip! And FYI hotlinking is fine if a sponsor.

https://www.tradeexcanada.com/content/swiss-sig-m57-bayonet-scabbard
 
Here's my Black Special. Added a few accessories and love to this gun. Brings me a lot of joy :)

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Took my old girl out to my snowy field for a 1 km snowshoe jog, at the end of the stroll did a quick 100 yard shoot.

Quickly alternating between targets in a string of fire:
  1. Shooting standing at steel plate.
  2. Kneeling shooting at Dura Seal rubber star.
  3. Hitting the loose snow prone shooting at the IPDA cardboard.

As shown in the photo on the IPDA target, 2 MOA. Huffing and puffing wearing snowshoes and winter gear, using cheapo MFS ammo, good enough to call it a day?


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Well, it's been a few months since anyone posted, so I might as well add some life to it. I have been wanting to run NODs with my Swiss for a while now, so I pulled the old BT forend out and installed it tonight. It is now home to a PEQ4c and Surefire IR illuminator. I added the NF 2.5-10x24 just for good measure. I mean, why not add a bit more weight to the beast?


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Edit: any idea why my gun is defying gravity?
 

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ianfroese said:
Well, it's been a few months since anyone posted, so I might as well add some life to it. I have been wanting to run NODs with my Swiss for a while now, so I pulled the old BT forend out and installed it tonight. It is now home to a PEQ4c and Surefire IR illuminator. I added the NF 2.5-10x24 just for good measure. I mean, why not add a bit more weight to the beast?


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Edit: any idea why my gun is defying gravity?
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I like the way you stuck it to your ceiling!
Nice job with the wood too! :D
 
I shot my deer this year with my SAN. I hit it at 140-150 yards broadside with a 62gr Remington core lokt. It took off and ran about 40 yards until it reached the bush line, stopped to see if it was safe and then fell over dead. When I field dressed it, there was so much blood in the chest cavity I could barely see what I was doing. That little pill turned its insides into soup so anyone who tells me .223 is too small for deer I just show them pictures of what it did to the animal.
 
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