swiss gun ownership is tightly regulated, but more free at the tail end after you comply with all regulation because we don't have an nfa. downside is we don't really have enough private land so you inevitably can only shoot at gun clubs where you get to enjoy an additonal layer of private regulation.  for instance, you can legally own fully automatic firearms after you meet all the common sense qualifications (psych, criminal record etc.), notify your local police and submit your fingerprints, but then you are not actually allowed to shoot full auto, even at your own gun club, assuming you own it, unless you first apply to your canton for an approval to do so, which costs however much and is only valid for that day. all-in-all gun ownership looks better on paper and youtube e-celeb videos, but in reality american gun law and culture is massively superior and would be the ultimate holy grail if the atf was abolished, nfa repealed, and import bans lifted.
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