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Lifer
- Jan 8, 2010
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The Swiss have strict gun control laws that allow the government to tightly control who is allowed to own and possess a firearm, how many firearms an approved gun owner may own, and strict regulations on where they may transport those guns. Carry, either open or concealed, is tightly controlled and requires licenses that are difficult for private citizens to obtain. Buying and selling of firearms is limited to licensed gun dealers only, and every transaction must be approved by the govt. It is rare that a private citizen is allowed to own more than one firearm, unless they're considered antiques or collectibles. The govt has arbitrary authority over who can and who cannot own a firearm, with very little due process required to deny an individual the right to own or possess a gun. The storage location of every firearm is registered with and controlled by the govt.
This is the NRA's gunowners paradise.
The downside of this though is I'd be more apt to trust their government than our government.