What a deal !

[2003S]

Originally Posted by reiver

Switzerland has one of the highest numbers of privately held firearms in the world. Males conscripted in the Militia are required to possess (military firearms) and maintain them at home as they have no standing army. You were being sarcastic, weren't ya?

But the ammunition is stored in an armory; can be bought at a range, but must be used there...

Gun politics in Switzerland - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Also your info about Chicago is out of date... Handguns have been allowed here for years (but before that it really didn't stop ANYONE) , and Illinois now has concealed carry...

But let's get back to talking about cars....

[reiver]

Originally Posted by 2003S

But the ammunition is stored in an armory; can be bought at a range, but must be used there...

Gun politics in Switzerland - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Also your info about Chicago is out of date... Handguns have been allowed here for years (but before that it really didn't stop ANYONE) , and Illinois now has concealed carry...

But let's get back to talking about cars....

Yeah, but that is a recent development (turning in ammo). I'm sure not all the ammo got turned in and you can keep your weapon once leaving the service, which leaves a lot of potential owners with ammo. We are only talking about the officially provided ammo, as well.

[TeamOxford]

Originally Posted by 2003S

But let's get back to talking about cars....

Please.......................

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