You can technically own one, but getting a license is a long and tedious process

But pretty much everyone who wants to get a license gets it

Just most people don't care

it's long and tedious here too, but I guess it depends what you mean by tedious

We don't have the "muh gunz" culture of the US here

So barely anyone beside hunters and sport guys own them

I don't think any country other than the US is like that

about 160$, a days worth of training and two month long wait

I'm also pretty sure the open carry isn't allowed

Canada has a HUGE gun culture just like the US

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Uh. No

Yeah our huge culture with our 5 round magazines.

They dont.... sorry.

Yeah, it's a bit harder in Poland bacon

And calling the RCMP to transport your handgun anywhere.

Our national identity is 99% centered around the constitution

What the fuck 😄

yeah not as much as the us

You have to call the RCMP to transport your handgun?

We just ignore the first decade or so of the country’s history

The white weapons are much more popular here

Esp knives

but only fourty years ago and you could buy a shotgun at walmart

Yes

my dad had like three guns

To move a handgun in Canada, you have to call the cops, tell them you have your handgun, and that you are taking it to range X or gun club Y or gun smith Z

before he sold them to pay for a mortgage on a house

Only fourty years ago

yeah the gun law on handguns is very strict

but you can have a rifle in your car unlocked

it just needs to be unloaded

Oy vey

What about hunter riffles?

Oh

Yeah

we have due diligence

so if someone steals your gun and you didn't take any precautions you may get in trouble

If you bring a handgun into Canada you get permanently kicked out

They wont let you back into the country

US i mean