Fuck off UK and Germany.
Switzerland and Czechoslovakia
what about Latvia anon?
Switzerland, Serbia and Austria, Italy also has pretty decent laws
For CC And such there's Estonia and Czechoslovakia
Then there's Liechtenstein and San Marino that might have even better, but those are just rumors because nobody knows about their laws
>>27801418
>>27801463
>Czechoslovakia
>>27801416
Poland, Switzerland, Austria, Serbia, Belgium, Czechland.
Given these are considered "good" by European standards, it's all shit-tier compared to the free states of the US. (NJ, NY, CA, MA, and IL need not apply.)
>>27801416
New Zealand actually lets you have pretty much what ever you want, MG license is actually must issue so there's that.
And the cost of living isn't insane like it is in Sweden but if you have a good college education, it's quite easy to make shit tons of dosh there.
Česká republika !
>>27804125
>New Zaeland
>Europe
Pic related ?
>>27803812
>Poland
Yeah..no
>>27801463
>Estonia and Czechoslovakia
Are these the only two with (more or less) shall issue CC?
>>27803795
Get over it.
>>27801416
>implying Germany is anywhere near as bad as bongistan
it takes a bit of paper work but any non-loser can acquire a small arsenal in Germany.
>>27804167
>biblepimpforants.jpg
>>27804456
Northern Ireland (U.K.) does to, along with the Isle of Mann, and the British Channel Islands
>>27806766
Actually I'm not %100 about the last two but I know you can get one in N.Ireland, paperwork through the PSNI required
>>27805445
fucking lol at South Africa outta nowhere with just as many guns as america. boers wouldnt need so many guns if idk they werent surrounded on all sides by the niggiest of nigs and live in fucking AFRICA
>>27804125
Good luck finding any shit though. If only the US would have better full auto laws, we have so much possibility.
>>27805445
>r =.8
>taking this seriously
>>27801441
Im curious about the gun laws in Latvia. CCW allowed?
>>27808824
You don't know how to read that graph do you.
>>27801416
Estonia and Czechia allow CC. Switzerland has overall fairly lax regulation. After that it's probably Finland and then the rest
>>27806780
>>27806766
You can own a handgun for target shooting, historical collecting and self defence in Northern Ireland but it is a restrictive may issue policy for self defence, you basicly have to prove that you are under threat of attacks from terrorists or organised criminals before they give you a firearms certificate for self defence (which also lets you carry concealed).
Isle of Mann and Channel Islands allow handgun ownership for target shooting and historical collecting only.
Legal handgun ownership in England, Scotland and Wales has been impossible since 1997.
>>27809836
I'm interested too
Are they like Estonia on gun laws?
>>27810493
>has been impossible
Not exactly, you can still get them for humane dispatch when hunting, but it's incredibly difficult i think. Also there is a section in the law that says you can own one as long as it's kept at a range, but i've never heared of anyone actually doing it.
>>27801463
Swissfag here.
I have read through Liechtenstein's gun laws. They're lifted verbatim from ours, but they have some handy forms for exception permits that we don't.
So yeah, marginally better.
>>27804427
yeah...yes
collector's license=full auto guns
also- unrestricted suppressors, no SBR/SBS laws
there are big downsides tho such as a limit of guns you can own, a rather annoying process of actually getting a license and prices of some types of guns combined with aviability of guns
>>27810520
Yes are are some very narrow and rare exceptions to the rule. Vets and hunters can get special dispensation to have single shot pistols (usually a .38 special or .357 magnum revolver with all the chambers filled in except one) for humane slaughter purposes.
Black powder, non-cartridge using handguns like cap and ball revolvers are allowed for target shooting and historical collecting and there is section 7.3 which is what you are refuring too. This guys discusses it here and explains why it's not really a "work around" of the shitty handgun ban.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKhcTd9qVYc
I suppose it would be more accurate for me to say that it's impossible for any normal person with a firearms certificate to own a handgun.
>>27801463
>italy
Italy is fucking retarded. Any and all calibers in use by any military are explicitly prohibited. The most common handgun cartridge is the 9x21mm, or 9mm IMI, as a result.
>>27801416
Why not Germany we have one of the better gun laws in the EU
Pic are mine
>>27810551
Collector's license is probably very hard to get, and that's not unique to pooland.
I'm pretty sure there are a shitload of annoying requirements before you can even get a bolt action in there.
>>27810582
>Any and all calibers in use by any military are explicitly prohibited
Not true faggot. The only forbidden cal is 9x19.
I have a 5.56 AR
Slovenia has great laws. Could be better, but I ain't complaining.
And I prefer them over American laws anyday.
>>27801416
Why did Hungary let FÉG die?
>>27810631
Its actually not that hard as you'd imagine. Sure there are steps but if you meet all the requirements police MUST give you the license.
Hunter's license its probably the easiest to get but it only allows you to own guns with magazines up to 5 bullets and some other dumb shit. You need to join a hunting club and build deer stands for a year (or something along those lines)
Sporting license is basically a regular one, all semi autos, no mag restrictions and that dumb shit, but as always you need to justify the number of guns you will own (you need to say how many guns you plan to own and say why you want that many). You need to join a sport shooters club and attend competitions like twice or 3 times per year every year IIRC
Collector's is sporting license+full autos. You need to join a collectors club and some other shit. You can create a collectors club with your friends if you dont want to join any already existing ones. Probably the most fun option in the long run. I dont remember if you need to go to competition shoots to maintain the license, but you probably do.
You can't carry firearms on you for self defense unless you're like a politician or an otherwise very important person and have a solid reason to carry them (gang threats and other extreme things)
>>27803812
Belgium is... A-okay, shall we say.
You can get guns, all right, but there's a lot of hassle involved both before and while owning them, and the Governor('s administration) or the local police chief can refuse your application on basis of "None of that shit in my turf!" grounds.
Which fucking hurts when you get a anti-gun put in place.
>>27801416
Serbia and Finland.
>>27810897
Okay. Finland has no restrictions for weapons or capacity you can buy with a hunting justification, and there is no limit on the number of guns you can own. You don't need to join a club, but you will need to clarify where you are planning to hunt.
For a sporting license, you don't need to join any clubs, you just need to shoot semi-regularly, you don't need to compete and there are again no limits on the number of guns you can have.
Finnish collectors don't have to join any clubs, but they do need to present a theme of the collection when applying for the license - such as weapons used during the Rhodesian Bush War or firearms used by the Finnish police.
>>27810582
I heard you can buy 9mm now.
>>27811371
I mean
The 9mm used by everyone
Ukraine
>>27810613
Verpiss dich!
Jk,,, still hate you for that AK.
>>27811536
why, its not that expensive or rare
>>27810503 yes
>>27801463
How can I get CC permit in austria ?
>>27809013
the image contains no claim whatsoever you oversensitive shithead.
>>27811583
Because they're authentic Russian AKs that you can get that's embargoed here.
>>27811976
Mine is Bulgarian its anb Arsenal Sar m-1, simliar to the Slr-106 maybed the same dont know for sure
>>27811177
thats fucking cool, shame that i dont know finnish to move there. How are ammo/gun prices and availability? Can you get FALs and other cool shit?
To own guns in general?
>Switzerland
There's no other country in Europe that lets you own legal guns as easily as in Switzerland. In Switzerland you can buy a K31 privately with just your ID and nothing more.
There's no training necessary, no shit ton of bureaucracy, no psychological tests or any tests of any kind.
To own guns for CC
>Czech republic
>>27812218
Well, we have no import restrictions so technically you can get anything you want so long as the seller can legally send it to you.
Ammo is okayish I guess. Factory 9x19 is around 20 cents per round and 7.62x39 is about the same.
I haven't seen many FALs around finnish sites except for one with a funswitch that cost 1800 eur that apparently sold since I can't find it anymore.
>>27810551
>>27810897
Well, you can't really get suppressors in Poland. The laws regarding to suppressors are written in really stupid way, most people assume they are banned, but when read the act carefully it doesn't say you can't own a suppressor. But then again, I asked about suppressors in gun shops and they always tell me that they are banned...
Also you can carry with sporting licence.
>>27812821
using suppressors are risky move in Poland... The law doesn't say that they're banned but like you said, many people think they are banned. You might also make your own from pic related guide and use it among people that "won't see it"
>>27812893
Send me money and I'll mail you a suppressor.
>>27810543
Can you tell about those handy forms?
>>27812249
I'm pretty sure you need a purchase license for the K31.
>>27811746
you don't
>>27810613
>Why not Germany we have one of the better gun laws in the EU
hahahahahha good one kraut
>>27813079
well considering denmark,france,italy,UK,Ireland,Spain and a few other we are some where in the upper middle but dont get me wrong it is still shit and i long for an EU 2nd amendment with a right to carry
>>27813141
>we are some where in the upper middle
no you are not without a hunting permit
the normal average sporting shooter gets dickfucked every inch he walks
>>27813154
...hhmm where would you but germany then?
Also you a right the hunter have it way better here then the sportshooters for they have a way stonger and richer lobby
>>27810582
True, but we can have all the slavshit we want unrestricted.
>>27810897
As of March 2015, you can concealed carry with sporting license.
The twice-three times a year shooting is basically 'do 3 competitions in your first weapon, and 2 for each next' (rifle/pistol/shotgun). That can easily be done on a single weekend.
So, single weekend, every year sets you up for a permit.
>>27811746
you could just go to your local police department and ask for one
I theroy, you could get one if you are in danger, because of you job or whatever, but in reality you won´t get your CCWP, because politics are reterded as fuck and scared of armed citicens
so, the right is there, but you won´t get one
>>27810613
> Wiederladeschein
> not allowed to build guns for your own use
you have more semi auto rifles, I´ll give you that one, but everything else is worse then Austria
>>27813181
but jäger are mostly retarded bubbas
> you don´t need an AR 15 to hunt
> Desert Eagle you say?
> muh .222 masterrace
pic related
CZ stronk
> tfw no openbolt UZI in Austria
>>27812914
How much suppressors cost?
>>27813477
Depends, what calibre were you thinking of?
>>27813697
9mm
>>27813739
Ah, with a booster? I'm not sure how much those would cost, but I'd estimate 150e or so.
>>27805445
How come there is 2 aussie maps?
>>27813771
>>27813739
http://www.asetekno.fi/P15.htm
This guy sells 9mm cans for 160 e, but it's hard to verify whether he has a booster in his design.
>>27808972
M8. Nz is mint. Gun license at 16yrs old Full auto mp5s, mg3/42s, mp40 and stg44s less than 20k. Theres alot of shit here. Legit thompsons, aks, vietnam era m16s, we did have a legit select fire g3 at one point, legit sig552, legit SVD, because lol no restrictions on imports/no import sanctions
>>27816099
>No import restrictions
Really, interdasting. Maybe I'll buy some property in NZ.
>>27816099
>tfw probably moving to nz in a couple years
>>27812959
No you don't.
Category of Free Weapons don't require any WES permits. You can buy them over the counter.
>>27816099
> old Full auto mp5s, mg3/42s, mp40 and stg44s
> less than 20k
> that´s a good thing
I´m not going to pay 10 grand for a gun that was produced for 70 yuros
>>27805445
>Firearm deaths
>Not all around murders
>>27813777
It's New Zealand you idiot.
>>27816099
While they have MGs, they're not legally allowed to load live ammo into them and fire them.
>>27812957
See for yourself
http://www.landespolizei.li/Downloads/Waffen.aspx
>>27818237
Seems pretty good
You can CC In Liechtenstein? Or is my German just that bad?
>>27818237
Are you kidding me?
That shit is a copy of the Swiss Waffenerwerbsschein and gun laws.
Are you fags in Liechtenstein so shit that you have to copy our gun laws?
>>27818418
They are your neighbors and have been influenced by you guys
Think of them as a little brother that looks up to you
>>27810613
can you CC? No? then they are useless
>>27818409
>>27818418
Okay, first off: I'm Swiss, not Liechtenstein...ian(?)
You can CC in Liechtenstein if you are in direct and concrete danger or if your job absolutely requires it. So unless you work as a bodyguard or somesuch or have received serious death threats recently, forget it.
And yeah, the entire gun law, including WES, is lifted verbatim from Swiss laws. Liechtenstein has very few laws that it hasn't just copied from Switzerland - they're basically a slightly more autonomous 27th canton anyway.
What sets them apart is the nice exception permit request form. I'm rather sure this doesn't exist in Switzerland (and if it does imma need a link for... educational purposes)
>>27818475
>Doesn't exist
>http://www.police.be.ch/police/de/index/vorschriften/vorschriften/waffen/gesuche-dokumente.assetref/dam/documents/POM/Police/de/Waffen/gesuch_ausnahmebewilligung_de.pdf
Come on.
>>27818654
>BE
No wonder I didn't know of it.
Eh, guess I can always change it a bit - thanks for the link.
