DIY-HP-LED
Well-Known Member
The Ukrainians could probably access enough guns AK somethings from NATO to give all ten million half fit men in the country one each. However this would do little good and create big future problems after the war, the EU would not be happy with all those uncontrolled guns around. The government is seriously organizing and arming communities near the Russians and there are reservists of different kinds and the regular army on top of that. Retired officers and NCOs run the reserves and train them and even the irregular forces have been given guns, rules and authority in their areas. However everybody is organized and the weapons are accounted for, except the private ones.
In a place like Ukraine it would be wise to allow any gun you want, as long as it uses standard army caliber and can take army ammunition. An exception made for .22 cal for target use etc. A gov rebate could be given for the purchase of an AK or more for something NATO, that uses it's ammo. Every gun a citizen buys is one the government doesn't have to, when they draft them, they draft their gun too, or they show up with it as a volunteer. Buy an automatic assault rifle, but you must be permitted and register with the police or local reserves, police to be permitted and reserves to register your gun and your ass in a unit for initial firearms training and safety at least.
In a place like Ukraine it would be wise to allow any gun you want, as long as it uses standard army caliber and can take army ammunition. An exception made for .22 cal for target use etc. A gov rebate could be given for the purchase of an AK or more for something NATO, that uses it's ammo. Every gun a citizen buys is one the government doesn't have to, when they draft them, they draft their gun too, or they show up with it as a volunteer. Buy an automatic assault rifle, but you must be permitted and register with the police or local reserves, police to be permitted and reserves to register your gun and your ass in a unit for initial firearms training and safety at least.