Is there a place where I can buy any semblance to a weapon to

>>34088270
Deactivated guns could work for that

There's no point to doing it unless you intend to use the weapon.

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>>34088284
Good idea. I found some stuff that cost $188 and I'll check with the store how useful are they for practice, but that's a lot of money for some iron.

>>34088305
It's a nice physical hobby and I actually do shoot them, I recently used >pic related
Just going through the process of gun ownership in the EU is a nightmare and the cost associated with it is great

>>34088284
In nearly all cases deactivated guns don't just have plugged barrels, but are also welded shut to prevent disassembly. Moving parts are frozen in place so you can't even work the action.

The idea of deactivation is essentially to totally ruin the gun and to make restoration financially impractical. The point is to make reactivation so difficult and expensive that it's cheaper to just buy a real gun.

>>34088322
depends on the country, it's not hard to legally get funs where I live but the legislation is still completely retarded

>>34088337
protip I am EU citizen and I own guns (yet I had to overcome some formalities)

Where are you from ? in retarded backward (mostly romania and UK land of subhuman) countries you can even get cherged for researching on how your deactivated welded shut tube SMG works sooo....

>>34088385
here in Italy to legally get funs you need a document proving you're not a nutcase and pass a written test (for hunting permits)/sign up to a certified gun club (for sport shooting permits)
then there's limits on shit like how many rounds you can own at once, how many guns you can keep, mag capacity because 30-rounders are too scary and you can now only hunt with fudd rifles since 2015
but at least getting the gun itself isn't too much of a problem and the legislation isn't California-tier (yet)

>>34088270
http://replicaguns.com have some cool M4's, sadly they dont chamber or eject

>>34088270
http://www.wwiiguns.com/display_articles.php?id=10

or you could have a replica gun printed

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>>34088440
>>34089157
Yeah, thanks guys. Sadly as mentioned I'm EU and this is off limits to me for many reasons.

>>34088409
Bulgaria here. Kinda the same deal but it's gonna take months and a lot of money and ink to be spilled in order to get a gun. I would just rather have some mechanical mechanisms to assemble and disassemble. Sticking to World of Guns on steam.

>>34089245
what's your country's legislation about blank guns?
iirc here anyone over 14 can get one without any legislative bullshit

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>>34089261
Same here, I've had blank and air guns.