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@hallocopen_gr Japan needs something like our Second Amendment! "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed" 🇺🇸🫱🏻‍🫲🏼🇯🇵

@hallocopen_gr Some states have more strict requirements, like Rhode Island where you need to pass a written test to get Blue Card, which is needed to buy handguns. Kind of unconstitutional... but it's a common sense, relatively easy test.

@hallocopen_gr Depending on the state, you show up with a government Id., sign some paperwork, then buy it. Typically you just need to be a resident of a state, not even a citizen.

@BearsPurgatory Thank you🙇

@hallocopen_gr We love Japan. Would like to have a similar immigration model to your country

多くのアメリカ人の方が日本に対して友好的な感情を抱いてくれていることがわかった 国境という垣根を超えて銃愛好家 (日本の場合はトイガンだけど) として語り合ったり 戦時中のことについて話し合ったりできるのは本当にありがたいと思う また違う知見に触れられるのは凄く為になる🤔

@hallocopen_gr Just one of many around here

@herbalismguide1 The Japanese Empire ceased to be an empire and became the country of Japan😊 Japan today wants to become friends with countries all over the world😁

@hallocopen_gr I Love Japan. We made this tower in Vancouver Canada during WW2 to spot Japanese Subs and Landing crafts. There is a bunker behind the trees to retreat to. I trust you wont leak this strategic information. Bless.

@LucianArgues I think so too Thank you😊

@hallocopen_gr The general US feeling towards Japan is friendly and favorable. There are many Japan-US sister cities. I'm happy to meet you virtually!

@RdrOAWhiteHorse I agree. However, the police and authorities raised objections to the hunter, leading to a lawsuit. Ultimately, his license was revoked, but the Supreme Court ruled the revocation invalid, and his license was returned.

@hallocopen_gr Japan has bears and boars. I expect that it takes a lot of skill to beat either with a sword before it hurts you.

アメリカには「バイオハザード2」のガンショップ「ケンド」のように 本物の銃が買えるお店があるんだなぁ🤔 同じ地球に住んでるのに国が違うとこんなにも銃に対する考え方が違うのか… それに年齢制限に加えて手続きも色々あるみたいだ 日本はずっとサムライの国がだったから刀こそ美術品として登録証がついたものなら買えるけど かなり高額だろうし、無可動実銃でもかなり高い… すごいなぁ…知らない事がいっぱいだ🤔

@BrycePeters20 I'm sorry, but I haven't seen the movie "The Last Samurai" yet. 😅

@hallocopen_gr It paints Japanese people and its culture as honorable, noble, peaceful yet capable. And extremely loyal.

@hallocopen_gr I have brought people from France, UK, Philippines and Ireland to the gun range in Florida. It seems to be the first place they want to go. These are the two I always have with me. 9mm and a .45ACP.

@relativityRZN When I was in the Self-Defense Forces, I had the opportunity to shoot a SIG Sauer P220, but I was completely hopeless; I couldn't hit the target even once! 😂

@hallocopen_gr It’s only a 9mm, I’ve seen a couple air soft guys come over from Japan and be absolutely dead on quick and accurate shots in uspsa settings

Because Japanese democracy is not as mature as American democracy, Japanese toy gun enthusiasts are viewed with prejudice. Despite toy guns being legally permitted, it's seen as an underground hobby enjoyed secretly and out of public view. I also think there are differences in thinking between Japan and the United States.

@hallocopen_gr It's not my place to do anything but support legal efforts in a foreign country. In America, I would encourage people to violate unconstitutional laws, as our constitution is intended to be the supreme law. Thus, unconstitutional laws are void. Marbury v. Madison

@relativityRZN That's a real gun, not an airsoft gun! 😂

@hallocopen_gr Come to America. We airsoft too!

@FlodriaMan In Japan, illegally manufactured guns are also illegal. There is a strict gun control law called the Firearms and Swords Control Law.

@hallocopen_gr Why buy when you can make at home?

This question is for those living in the United States. How can I buy a handgun in the United States? In Japan, only toy guns are available. You can buy inexpensive toy guns at discount stores. You can buy slightly more expensive ones at specialty toy gun stores. Since they are toys, no special qualifications are required to purchase them.🤔

@Ribdr0 To make Japan a gun-owning society, the Firearms and Swords Control Law would need to be drastically changed. Furthermore, the process of changing that law is complex and confusing. The police sometimes even seize toy handguns.

@hallocopen_gr Enjoy your toy guns. We will support you seeking to change your laws and getting real guns, if you so desire.

@AlphaDeity1 There are many anti-Japanese countries in Asia. (Especially China and South Korea) The United States is across the Pacific, so even though it's an ally, we don't know much about the national character of its people. 😅

@hallocopen_gr I’m actually shocked that you thought otherwise. Why?

@hallocopen_gr We love our small guns, too.

In Japan, it's difficult to own a real gun, so people spend their money on airsoft guns and model guns. In the case of handguns, Japan completely prohibits civilians from owning handguns, so, the only way to possess a handgun is through a toy gun. That's why America is a gun society, and Japan is a toy gun society. 🤭

@hallocopen_gr Japanese airsoft bros are nuts. In a good way.

@_Wraithborne_ If it's a revolver, I'm torn between the S&W Model 29 and the Model 10. If it's an automatic, then it's the Colt M1911A1. 😁

@hallocopen_gr Do you have a favorite model gun that you work with?