>this triggers the european

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>This triggers the leaf

No triggerings. Sry

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>>72187999
this triggers the american gun enthusiast

>>72188005
>Finland
>Europe

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>this triggers the American

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This triggers the American gun owner

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>tfw you can buy 7.62 saiga but not a fucking pistol

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>this triggers the Chilean

>>72188096
Good job czechbro.
You could also tell them about gun rights in Czechia, that would trigger them too.

>>72187970
How did you know I don't like Flecktarn?

>>72188126
>tfw you can buy a glock 17 with extendos but not a semi-auto 9mm mp5

>>72188137
Pinochet greatly reduced gun rights in order to prevent armed insurrection, in that sense I'm triggered. Also his govt made martial arts controlled, meaning in this country if you teach karate without a licence you might go to jail.

>>72187970
Nah, maybe in a sense that I wish we'd had more sensble gun laws, ie czeckia

>>72188126
Is it difficult to go through legislative red tape there in order to buy a firearm? Or do you just slip the cops a couple rubles like you would for anything else?
Also if years worth of liveleak and "le crazy russia xD" videos have taught me anything it's that everyone and their uncle carries a black market tokarev/makarov.

>>72188022
I own 2 of these.

>>72188183
russia is a corrupt gutter.

if you got the money, you got the rights to buy anything.

problem is getting money in russia in the first place.

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>>72188183
>Is it difficult to go through legislative red tape there in order to buy a firearm?
It's not difficult but it's may took 5+ years
>Or do you just slip the cops a couple rubles like you would for anything else?
I'm tired of this shitty meme, if you would to bribe a cop you'll probably gets arrested and go to jail with 80% chance.
Maybe higher authorities are corrupt af but those common policemen who doing their job are not so stupid.
>Also if years worth of liveleak and "le crazy russia xD" videos have taught me anything it's that everyone and their uncle carries a black market tokarev/makarov.
Kinda truth, these guns are mostly traumatic (blank bullets) but it's still can kill you.
I've heard gun shots only 2 times in my life and my own gun in the hunt ofc.

>>72188398
>le swastika

hahaha stupid kacapy

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>>72188443
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUZhOi0upX0&ytbChannel=Tamil%20Taklamakan

>>72187999
I laughed.

>>72187970
desu I'm jealous.

>>72188126
that's the same in most places, tiny very concealable firearms are more dangerous because anyone can whip one out and start gunning cunts down in a populated building/area, while usually you're not gonna get far with a larger, less or non-concealable firearm.

>>72188443
MY

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>>72188022
>this kills the commie

>>72189261
But in general loonie gunmen don't like tiny guns, they don't match their expectations for a final cathartic massacre
No surprise that the only real pistol massacre here was an asian

>>72189261
>tiny very concealable firearms are more dangerous
>Ausfailian education

Cops don't like them because you can conceal them, but in an actual combat scenario I would rather be up against some goober with a glock in his hoodie than someone with a 7.62mm semi automatic rifle and a 20rd mag. That's for sure. Not to mention it's much easier to wrestle a pistol out of someone's grip than it is a rifle.

To the feds in gun restrictive countries, pistols = criminal. Luckily here in Canada target shooting is still legal and a viable reason to obtain them legally.