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In these discussions i find myself wondering how many of the firearms owned are pistols or something equally concealable, and how many are longarms(?). Norway
by digi_owl 9y ago
In these discussions i find myself wondering how many of the firearms owned are pistols or something equally concealable, and how many are longarms(?).
Norway similarly makes it relatively easy to own a rifle or shotgun for hunting. But it is that much harder to get a pistol.
Best i recall, you need to have been a member of a target shooting club for some time before even being considered. And even then you are only permitted to transport it to and from the range, not general carry.
- toomanybeersies 9y agoPistols are very uncommon in New Zealand, the vast majority of firearms are longarms. The rules are similar to the ones you describe for Norway.