-You need to be 22 yo or older, have a clear criminal record, pass a physical and psychological examination and show a bunch of documents.
This is what I found about what kind of weapons a civilian can get:
Article 12.- Firearms for civilian use. They are all those non-automatic firearms that by their designs, calibers and characteristics admit their possession by the civilian population in the manner and form of their regulation by the competent authority; and are classified as follows:
(a) firearms for personal defense;
b) firearms for sport use; and,
c) firearms for collection.
Article 13.- Personal defense firearms. They are those non-automatic firearms destined to the individual defense, of goods or inhabitants of the property of its possession, in the manner and form of its regulation.
What are the gun laws like, compared to US and more civilised parts of Europe like Switzerland, CZech Rep. And Baltics?
Hmm, I didn't know so I had to research a bit:
-You need to be 22 yo or older, have a clear criminal record, pass a physical and psychological examination and show a bunch of documents.
This is what I found about what kind of weapons a civilian can get:
Article 12.- Firearms for civilian use. They are all those non-automatic firearms that by their designs, calibers and characteristics admit their possession by the civilian population in the manner and form of their regulation by the competent authority; and are classified as follows: (a) firearms for personal defense; b) firearms for sport use; and, c) firearms for collection. Article 13.- Personal defense firearms. They are those non-automatic firearms destined to the individual defense, of goods or inhabitants of the property of its possession, in the manner and form of its regulation.
That should give you an idea.