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

but still, in some cases, things like self defense is a felony

I think I told the story about a senior citizen getting 2 years probation for blowing the brains out of the two would be burglars-murderers that tried to break into his home at night, after giving them a warning

yy

Here is a felony if you hit them or restrain their movement fucking athens

At least in crete they can shoot them

we also have some shooting ranges and shit, one in a nearby town rents out a whole rande of guns to shoot for 50 euros

most likely a single mag per gun

never tried that place out, just seen the adds for it.

France allows firearms to be used for self defense, but not owned for self defense

Czech Republic seems to have decent gun laws

france: max 12 guns per owner. you need a "reason" for the ownership, mainly issuing for sports and hunting

Poland: you need to specify a good reason to own a gun for self defense, i.e. a business man(target for extortion) or a record of previous assault on yourself

Italy - forbidden for self defense, 6 guns for sports, unlimited for hunting

sports pistols musn't use military calibers

Seriously, though it's a crime to us for not allowing us self-defence