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The Best Countries for Gun Owners
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Are you a gun owner looking to relocate to a more gun-friendly country? Join us in this video as Jovana, our Director of Business Development at Nomad Capitalist, explores the world's top destinations for gun enthusiasts.
American gun owners often face challenges finding a place as gun-friendly as the United States. The constitutional right to bear arms is unique to a few countries, and Jovana delves into which nations offer similar freedoms and the legal process to obtain firearms.
00:00 Start
1:18 Regional Differences
3:47 Gun Ownership in Central and Latin America
6:41 Gun Ownership in Finland
7:57 Gun Ownership in Serbia
11:09 Gun Ownership in Switzerland
12:20 Gun Ownership in the Czech Republic
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No wonder you are a director. You are catching the stuff that others missed. This topic was an absolute must to cover. Great job!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@NomadCapitalistRD Enjoyed? That piece was necessary. There are a lot of people who want and need to know that information. We have to spread it around!!!!
There are very few countries where you are able to defend your life and your family, without facing prosecution.
If you don't have this freedom, what freedom do you have?
Iam from Czech Republic 🇨🇿 and Iam ok with our gun laws. If you make a test from gunlaw and first aid, and doctor says you are able to own guns (he will not, if you have mental problems in the past, or things like you miss one eye, you hear badly, etc...). So normal, healty person can own gun for any reason legally. You can also own as many guns you want, but you just have to upgrade your "security". When you have up to two guns, you dont have to own safe. You just must lock them the way, that thief for example must apply force to get them. So you can lock them in the house, and you are ok, because to get them, someone will have to throw a rock trough your window for example, and thats force.
When you have up to 20 guns, you need safe, and more than 20, you need special room in your house with electric security.
What also wasnt said is, that you can own fully automatic firearm, if you get permision from local police. But from that point, police can visit your house to check your security (if you dont have fullauto gun, they have to tell you ahead.
Sorry for such long comment...😅
Have a nice day!
Appreciate the content. This was actually something that I thought about recently. Thank you.
Thanks!
Thank you for covering this topic. This was a question that's been in my head for a while.
Glad we could help answer your question!
Finland is extremely good for gun ownership. Its hard for civilians to get automatic guns, but many dont know that if you get a collectors permit you can get pretty much anything. In other words, dont say you are getting it for self defense, say you are getting it as a hobby for fun range shooting.
What about the possibility to carry it?
@@alvarohiginoyou probably can’t carry
The Swiss police actually has a list on a website somewhere saying that they dont normally give firearms permits to citizens of certain countries, such as Serbia. I don't know if that affects dual-citizens though
Keep it going, Jovana! Great video. I was waiting for this type of info
So the bottom line here is that she advocates asking PERMISSION to own a firearm. I'm glad that over here in the USA gun ownership is a right. You don't need any reason.
I keep hearing for all of these countries that are supposed to be free to own a firearm, you need to get a license, or permit or show a justifiable need, limits on how many firearms you may own! These are privileges and not a right! So the USA at the moment is the only country where you have an inalienable right for firearms ownership, there are forces at work trying to remove that right!
Nomad Capitalist don't listen to the naysayers - Thanks for helping us pursue our passion! Great video on a very unaddressed topic !
Please continue to address it 🦅
Our pleasure!
Excellent presentation Jovana !
Bravo Jovana !!!!
If I remember correctly, the Czech Republic has amended their constitution to make gun ownership a right for law abiding citizens.
That's right!!
You didn’t mention Paraguay. Have the laws changed there?
I was thinking the same thing. Also couldn't the Dominican Republic have been included?
So basically the guns most people own in the US probably would not be allowed anywhere else but Yemen. I'm guessing many places that allow guns would require thee purchaser to be a citizen. When a gun is purchased the background form asks if your a citizen and a gun store owner told me if that is marked no he won't be able to sell the buyer a gun.
Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming are the best for gun rights, so I will stay right here.
I thought Lithuania would have made the list. From what I've read, they are fairly friendly there
God Bless AMERICA!!!
You didn't mention Guatemala
It is interesting to see the various attitudes towards this subject. There seems to be no correlation between gun laws, gun culture, and crime. I know many people are curious about concealed carry, but I suspect there are also many of us that have collections which we are reluctant to leave behind. Some of the best countries for historical collecting have the worst rules. My entire collection is functional, except one American shotgun and one Polish pistol. I could not move to a place that required them all to be deactivated (made non-functional). I will have to investigate the Czech Republic more now. Thank you!
Same, a lot of judgemental attitudes.
This topics has been on my mind since seriously considering Andrew’s content.
Canada surely has been scary lately, but the hunting culture I grew up with and the amount of untouched crown land here that is free to use for hunting and fishing etc, is something I think I would miss elsewhere.
Maybe hard to understand for some people, but they shouldn’t judge so harshly.
There is also the sentimental value for example hunting rifle/shotgun that is over 100years old and was passed down to me. Things would have to be insanely bleak in Canada for me to give those up to go somewhere else for good.
NZ has a pretty strong hunting culture from what I gather but not sure it’s an upgrade politically or in terms of taxation. I’ve often wondered if the NC team has helped individuals move or create a plan b with this specific consideration in mind.
If you want to use guns for self defence the czech republic is where it’s at.
Switzerland is just the perfect country 🇨🇭
It's a corporatocrat dystopia.
USA❤❤
How did I miss this video?! 😮
Hope it was informative for you!
I appreciate you identifying countries to avoid. One of the reason I want to leave the US is all the gun nuts.
Children can't handle cars either. Perhaps you shouldn't be driving them, since you lack a sense of adult responsibility for your safety.
@@dialecticalmonist3405 oh and my father's cousin was killed because of easy access to guns. Multiple high school classmates died because of easy access to guns too. Another of my cousins was shot because he tripped while walking in the woods, hunting. Maybe I understand that easy access to guns is a bad idea in general.
@@jeremyleonbarlow And those people couldn't have been killed with knives, fists, bats, or anything else? Way more people die in the US from alcohol than from guns. Should we ban alcohol?
The first thing every dictatorship does is take away gun rights
Well, Bye!😆
@@jeremyleonbarlow Stalin, Hitler and Mao killed HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS.
That means ALL your cousins, ALL your friends, and YOU.
Be responsible to history and to society.
Nope. Let them stay in their crazy USA. Or they can live in an abandoned island in the middle of nowhere
The "gun safe" areas are the areas where CRIMINALS have all the guns because there are no real men to act like responsible adults and handle necessary tools to protect themselves and their community.
Men are a dying breed. Everyone wants to a nurturing female these days, while being protected by "professional men" who come to the rescure of the grown manbabies who can't handle adulthood because adult tools like guns are "too scary" for them.