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  • HappyNanoq
    Chech republic or poland would be a good bet...

    You can buy most anything there.
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  • dan kelly
    finland would have to be up there...i dont think they have to have a licence or registration either...as far as i can remember that is accurate information, but i havnt checked
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  • HappyNanoq
    And finland allows silencers too...
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  • dan kelly
    yeah..my wife is in south africa for a holiday, they sell `em there too, every sports store has a good selection. and they`re cheap too!!..about $20 u.s. for a .22 ////the good thing about them there is, they will make them for you while you wait, and both ends screw off, so you can post `em home in seperate parcels and custome let them through [:D]
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  • HappyNanoq
    You can do that from here too...
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  • leftytwoguns
    From what I have read, Switzerland is not as lenient with firearms as is often stated. Also from what I have read, Finland requires a license to purchase, registration, and all sorts of BS laws.
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  • kenny1989
    I have always wondered about this, when you search the net and try to find out about other countries gun laws sometimes they seem really great, yet go to a forum discussing the matter and you'll here nothing matches the US and other contries laws are much harsher than you think. I don't thinks its that they are better or worse but just different. In the US you can own all the way up to semi auto easily, in another country you may be able to own everything including machine guns, suppressors, no barrel length restrictions but in turn you would be probably giving up rights to self defense, tighter control( Perments, licenses, fees) and usage limits( if you buy a license to collect a firearm, that may not cover hunting, target shooting). If you just want the ability to own anything you want some of these countries might be better, but if you like your rights to do cash and carry, no required fee, licenses, ect and overall freedom with most guns except class 3. you better stay in the US.
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  • Sturmgewehr
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  • Colt Super
    What ??

    Doug
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  • dan kelly
    top reading dano ++++
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  • kenny1989
    so basically what I get out of this is as soon as someone turns about 18( or becomes a legal adult) they can buy pretty much whatever the hell they want to, although some weapons may require additional steps to legally obtain.
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  • mijelo
    Love that artical!
    I just wish that some gun control
    idiots would read and understand
    the reasoning in there!
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  • Permanently deleted user
    quote:Originally posted by dan kelly
    finland would have to be up there...i dont think they have to have a licence or registration either...as far as i can remember that is accurate information, but i havnt checked
    They do have to register and have a permit. They also encourage to use of silencers. But all the gun laws are getting tuffer there too, especially after that school shooting. Whn you go buy ammo you can only buy ammo for the guns (calibers) you have permit to.
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  • bigtire
    quote:Originally posted by dan kelly
    yeah..my wife is in south africa for a holiday, they sell `em there too, every sports store has a good selection. and they`re cheap too!!..about $20 u.s. for a .22 ////the good thing about them there is, they will make them for you while you wait, and both ends screw off, so you can post `em home in seperate parcels and custome let them through [:D]


    Be careful, Big Brother is watching.
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  • mrseatle
    quote:Originally posted by CA sucks
    *insert reference to a tightly closed sphincter*


    [8]
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