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Zuger Kantonal-Schützenverband (ZKSV)

Last modified: 2025-10-25 by martin karner
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• Zuger Kantonal-Schützenverband (ZKSV)
• Communal and other sections
  • Cantonal Veterans
  • Schützen Ägerital-Morgarten
  • Schützengesellschaft der Stadt Zug

See also:

• Swiss Shooting Sport Federation (Swiss Shooting)
• Zug canton
• Switzerland

Zuger Kantonal-Schützenverband (ZKSV)

image by ZKSV

Logo

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The Association was established in 1897. Its flag is the unchanged Cantonal Flag. Below the flag a red ribbon bears the yellow inscription "ZUGER KANT.SCHÜTZENVERBAND". Obverse and reverse are identical. 150x140 cm (website).
Martin Karner, 22 August 2025

Communal and other sections

Communal sections: https://www.zugerksv.ch/vereine-2

Sportschützen Zug: https://sportschuetzen-zug.ch

Morgartenschützenverband Zug: https://morgartenschiessen.ch

Alplischiessen: https://alplischiessen.ch

Cantonal Veterans

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(source: [1])

The Association was established in 1931. The current flag was introduced in 1960.

[1] Heinz Häsler: Uns zur Freude – der Jugend zum Vorbild | 100 Jahre VSSV, 2004

Schützen Ägerital-Morgarten

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Former Flag

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The club was established in 2016 through the merger of Schützengesellschaft Unterägeri,Schützengesellschaft Oberägeri, and Schützengesellschaft am Morgarten (est. 1913).
The year 1662 on the new flag (introduced in 2019) refers to the earliest reference of shooting in Oberägeri (website).

See also: Oberägeri commune, Unterägeri commune

Schützengesellschaft der Stadt Zug

obverse reverse

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Former Flag (1901–1930)

(source: [2])

Inscription on reverse: "Herz und Hand fürs Vaterland" (heart and hand for the fatherland)

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The earliest mentioning of the club is from 1507, but it existed earlier.
The current flag was introduced in 1930 (website | timeline, German).

[2] Alfons Wiederkehr: Zuger Schützenchronik, 1986

See also: Zug commune