it's all I got, bought it out of necessity, and been thinking about buying some more once I get my permit

I heard good things about the mini 14 and the CZ75 so those are on the list of ones to try

my dad has a WWII era 1911 which is really cool, inherited it from his father who wore it while flying over Africa

Both are good guns

I'd put the 1911 in a case for historic value, probably wouldn't go shoot it much

I have a WASR-10, Type 56 Carbine (Chinese SKS), Glock 23, S&W M&P40, S&W M&P Shield, Mossberg 590, Bushmaster XM15, and Ruger Mini-14. Last five guns are department guns.

Used to carry a Glock 22

Wish we could actually own firearms in Europe

fucking S A D

I open carry a glock 22 in a fobus holster. it's a german gun in a jewish holster 😃

@Deleted User you can you just need plenty of loicenses

Here after you jump through a lot of hoops, you can own an AR-15

The only way to get one here, and not even a semi-automatic, is with a hunting licence

or any other semi auto rifle

that's one thing this whole russian psychosis did good here

True, true

and Lithuania actually has a concealed carry loicense

no ammo or gun cap either

can legally reload ammo

Estonia has some better laws, for example they allow suppressors andd full auto weapons for collectors.

but...

there's always a but

you have to go through a lot of shit to get your loicense approved

good mental health, no substance abuse, have a gun safe installed and a lot of other shit

>.223
>sniping
REEEEEEEEEEEEEE

All you need is a 20 or 24" barrel and you'll be knocking out coyotes at 500 yards. Hope you've been working those biceps, that bull barrel ain't gonna lift itself. #benchqueen #drivebybenchshooting #couchmarksman

and don't worry boys, it's a fashtag

@Deleted User you can own guns where you live. Dark web shop nigga

@Bigby Glock is Austrian

I just pulled over a black chick that most of you would have betrayed your race for

@TheKekscernist look man I ain't buying some expensive ass rifle for these nigs, they give me a free pea shooter, I'll take it

It's more like a marksman rifle anyway

i knew u were gonna say that

With the layout of the buildings there's nowhere I could engage a target over 800 yards

I'm gonna see about building a rifle rack for it in the car

They're really expensive like $250

I have an alternative to own guns too. I just need my dad to tell me where he hid all those AKs he stole from the Soviet Army.

which in the last years of the union was a thing, especcialy in members trying to fuck off from there.

@Niveron Depends I guess on the rules, here if you don't have someone prestigious working in police it's unlikely to get a gun. Even if your life is under-threat you will get jailed for using it

Lithuania has the most "american like" gun laws in all of Europe