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5/19/2015 10:03:49 PM
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all air guns.
BAM .22 Rifle w/scope
unnamed .22 Rifle w/ cope
Dan Wesson .177 Revolver w/ 6" barrel
Webley Tempest single shot Pistol.
would love to move to America for some real firepower!
English
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What country are you in anyways?
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the UK. unless you are a rich toff with lots of land, it's hard to get licences for Sporting Shotguns and the like. Air guns are all that civillians can easily get a hold of. and you wouldn't be calling it wussy if you got shot in the face with one.
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Air=Wussy
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Give him a break, his country isn't as free
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Lol. I think America is about the only country with largely uninfringed gun rights
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Developed, yeah. Switzerland and Canada aren't as bad as they could be though.
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I heard canada is pretty strict. Switzerland pretty much everyone has a service rifle
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Both are strict compared to U.S. standards, but lenient compared to European. Handgun ownership in Canada is common enough, and semi-auto rifles can be had with magazine restrictions. They can even own ARs of a sort. Switzerland is more lenient, but their service rifle has to be converted to semi-auto only if they intend to keep it.
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Still Switzerland is a country that requires military service. There's a reason that Hitler probably said -blam!- it and left them alone
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A combination of the Alps and a heavily-armed citizenry. They're still too strict for me, but I'm glad they've avoided the brainwashing the rest of Europe succumbed to.
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At least they keep to themselves.
