Which approach to firearms is better? USA's trigger-happy laws or Germany's rigid regulation?

In America owning guns is a right, in Europe owning guns is a privilege.

Surprised by the fact they actually sell guns in Germany

Isn't two years a bit fast for the bureaucracy?

Title of this video should be “things you’ll never see a gun shop owner do.”

The only gun shop encounter dude has ever experienced is through his TV watching terminator

Gun laws in Serbia is almost like in Germany thats why 90% of people have gun without licence

Buying a gun in UK;

- I'd like to buy a gun please.

-5 Years in prison just for thinking about it.

People in Asia: You mean there are shops selling guns where people can go  buy a gun? 😲

2:16 and you need two of those, one for the ammo and one for the gun

I traded a gun for an old truck once. Most American thing I ever done. The truck is on cinder blocks still, waiting for a new engine. Also the most American thing I ever done.

Just a minigun?
I was expecting him pulling out a picture of a USS Navy battleship cannon

In Chile 🇨🇱 gun laws are similar to France and Germany. You need a full psy test, background check and ammo is limited. 200rds for self defense or hunting per year and 1000rds for target shoting.

Also you need a gun safe, the range course, the insurance, etc.

You can't carry the gun with a magazine on, the magazine must be empty and the gun in a security case when you're transporting it to the range or for hunting.

The exceptions is airguns, for now.

German logic: for safety reasons as little people as possible should own a gun
US logic: as many people as possible should own a gun. Also for safety reasons 😂

A Gatling gun with an electric motor is a machine gun. It can only be sold to the general public if it was registered before 1986. Hand cranked Gatling guns are much more affordable and they are not considered machine guns.

funnily enough with alcohol its the other way around xD

This guy has never bought a firearm in the US. No one at a firearm store ever acts like that

USA: FBI background check, driver's license, age 18 up; some need tax stamps, a test, more forms, could wait a year... But private sales are easy and legal.

😂😂😂 " buy one get one free" - DEAL 😂😂 YOU make my day ❣

These rules seen in Germany apply to most countries in Europe. You can buy a gun if you really want it but it's a long process which involves education, tests and training and hardly anyone cares. Carrying a gun is the rare exception not the norm.

Let's not forget that in the US, it varies by state.