The German
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Guys, I was hoping you have some imput and knowlage about the laws of buying muzzleloaders in different countries!
In the US ( most states)- flint & percussion firearms are available without any paperwork/license if you are over 18 yr besides
In Germany single shot flint and percussion firearms are available without a licence but you must be over 18 for a percussion gun. However for Black powder or subsitute you must have a license ( attend a course and pass a background check). You can not but a double barrel ( or more) or a revolver without a gun license.
In Austria you can buy a single shot flintlock/percussion rifle, single shot shotgun flintlock pistol if you are 18 without a license but not a percussion pistol. Black powder ( only for shooting) is sold over the counter up to 20 lb without a license....
What about other countries?
Your imput is highly appreciated!!
In the US ( most states)- flint & percussion firearms are available without any paperwork/license if you are over 18 yr besides
In Germany single shot flint and percussion firearms are available without a licence but you must be over 18 for a percussion gun. However for Black powder or subsitute you must have a license ( attend a course and pass a background check). You can not but a double barrel ( or more) or a revolver without a gun license.
In Austria you can buy a single shot flintlock/percussion rifle, single shot shotgun flintlock pistol if you are 18 without a license but not a percussion pistol. Black powder ( only for shooting) is sold over the counter up to 20 lb without a license....
What about other countries?
Your imput is highly appreciated!!