Can you Own AK's In Russia? Female Russian Gun Owner Interview

[@SurvivalRussia]

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[@nikburisson9-pissedoffpeasant-]

Mrs. Survival Russia is wise, beautiful, and dangerous. I am jealous of Mr. Survival Russia..... Thank you for sharing.

[@stevengegar9709]

ARE YOU SURE SHE'S YOUR WIFE . SHE DIDN'T BLAH, BLAH, BLAH , TO FILL IM THE LINES HEHEHEHEHEHE

[@salahad-din4114]

Would westerners be as welcome if wanting to emigrate to Russia in these silly times? Absolutely sick to death of Britain following American dictatorship of how bad Russia is. I'd honestly prefer Russia to the west🙏

[@SurvivalRussia]

Westerners are welcome of course. As a matter of fact, there have been a surge in tourism to Russia in 2023.@@salahad-din4114

[@mattmarzula]

​@@nikburisson9-pissedoffpeasant-so you don't understand propaganda.

[@MikeWD9JJV]

I had an elderly Uncle bought his first 22 rifle when he was 10 years old from the Sears mail order catalog for $3.00. That was in 1930. I have it, and it shoots very well.

[@woodchippers_WestWingDimeBag]

according to democrats you still can do that

[@spyrus_4359]

I have my grandfather's Winchester model 1902, and I'll be passing it to my son when I leave this world. Hopefully he sees the value of a firearm owned by 4 generations, even though it's a single shot 22 that honestly looks kind of toy-ish.

[@warpartyattheoutpost4987]

​@@woodchippers_WestWingDimeBag, my last video was about that...

[@warpartyattheoutpost4987]

​@@spyrus_4359, that's really cool! My oldest brother has a pair of black powder pistols that have been in our family forever.

[@KamalasVACANTwomb]

Unfortunately the globalist rinos and democrats imported millions of culturally different people and ruined that

[@taofledermaus]

Really interesting!

[@orksmernopel4016]

its a pastime of mine to check random obscure comment sections to see if you've commented

[@nikburisson9-pissedoffpeasant-]

Nice to see you here. Are you based in Canada?

[@thenintendopug955]

@@nikburisson9-pissedoffpeasant- They are based in California USA

[@dhooter]

Do a video comparing California laws to Russian laws.

[@michaellebert8907]

ohi shotgun man

[@petermilne9598]

Your wife has a lot of Charisma A natural in front of a camera with plenty of humor !!

[@ianmclaughlin8987]

In Canada, things are not looking great for firearms owners and they are basically trying to revisit your country past with some new virtuous twist. A dark cloud hangs over our country but at least seeing a video from survival is a good sign that not all is censored and banned here. Great video, I always wondered what rules were on firearms over there. cheers

[@donald2665]

The Dark Cloud over Canada is Justin Trudeau. It would seem that getting that Control Freak and any like minded Control Freaks out of any Law making, Edict issuing, or any position of authority, not even Dog Catcher, is needed there. By the way my Family and I lived in Goose Bay Labrador Canada in 1965 -1966; beautiful Country.

[@DireWolf28]

Canada is in a sad state

[@flashgordon99999]

@@DireWolf28 Indeed it is.

[@bigswede7241]

Starting to look like russia for you guys. In Sweden we just alowed ar15s as a hunting rifle.

[@sarmadrafi8931]

No one will hand back anything in Canada. I have hope.

[@whitebread7009]

As an American I thought I had to jump through a lot of hoops to own my suppressors and short barrel rifles...but the process was not nearly as involved as this. Thank you for the interesting insight into Russian gun ownership.

[@charlesbrightman4237]

Russia's population: Not a lot of guns compared to America.

[@huntarama9375]

yea every country's different , in NZ we have much stricter Gun Laws than the USA but a suppressor you dont even need a licence to buy , its almost considered a necessary piece of equipment. No ones ever been killed with a suppressor.

[@blademasterii]

@@huntarama9375 The only crime/murder committed with a lawfully possessed full auto was by a law enforcement person. There are under 200k full auto transferables for civilian possession. The current estimate of number of guns in the US is estimated over 800,000,000. If the law abiding average gun owner was the problem the news says, the news wouldn't be able to produce such stories. The registered hunters of the us is in excess of 15 million.

[@SurvivalRussia]

Same here with suppressors.

[@romanmelnikov1124]

В России глушители не лицензируются, это просто аксессуар оружия как сошки или оптический прицел.

[@theRPGmaster]

Your wife seems like a great woman. You're lucky! Very interesting to hear different firearms policies, thanks.

[@dennisobrien3618]

I always enjoy Mrs. SR appearing on the channel. She has a different perspective than Lars, being a native Russian.

[@ThingsThatIDo]

I don't know if you "can," but every Russian "should" own one. 😅 As an American, I believe self-defense is a God-given right and firearms allow for parity between people. I am glad you can get them but wish it was a more liberal process. Thanks SR!

[@bovineexcrement8635]

Everything has its time and its place

[@randomshenanigans4224]

Yeah they surely try to make it hard for us here. All I am allowed to own is double barrel coach gun currently. It is a good gun don't get me wrong, but I kinda hate that hate to wait 2 years to get myself Saiga 12 or Drilling with smooth barrels (yeah, just for fun. I like em)

[@Isaac556x45]

Amen, all people everywhere have the God given right to bear arms, and they should stop allowing their governments fron infringing on that right.

[@remicaron3191]

You do realize when you say you have the right to self defence and want to buy guns at Walmart that the people you’re trying to defend against can also buy them at Walmart and makes it much likelier that you will need to defend yourself against them. When you have balls and don’t live in America you don’t feel the need to walk around armed as if you live in a war zone. You guys should try it I’m sure Russia has a lot less shootings in schools, playground, malls, parades, gas stations and countless other places because of their gun laws and they actually have rise. up against their government at least twice to take it down. Thinking that giving everyone a gun allows them to defend themselves is like thinking if everyone has a pool no one will drown. Easy guns, lots of murders. I think that’s been more than proven in the US case. No modern country in the rest of the world has the amounts of shootings the richest country in the world with all its self-defence rights has. Invest in providing for the people and watch how little self defence you’ll need instead of having little forts of overly wealthy people surrounded by a war zone. Just an idea you’ve made it this far as a nation maybe it can go on for another 250 years. Violence begets violence. Don’t get me wrong I don’t understand why you feel as you do, I would feel the same in America. Every time I visit I’m waiting to be shot or robbed but that’s the problem.

[@ThingsThatIDo]

​@@bovineexcrement8635Well said

[@Nikitan275]

After living in Russia and the USA, America is much better. I will have to say that it depends on where you live in the USA to get a firearm. I used to live in NYC for a long time and it is much harder to get it there than in the South. I prefer freedom over gun control. Regardless of what you think about gun control, every bad guy with a gun is stopped by a good guy with a gun.

[@blainwilson7937]

And a unarmed populace is easier to control.

[@joshmalcom89]

An armed society is a polite society George Washington USA president

[@levanpkh6882]

No shit? One of the most richest countries and one of the biggest economies is better then third world shthole? I am surprised LOL

[@vladm5920]

I’d choose Russia any day

[@YungBeezer]

@@vladm5920 I'm glad. There is just a certain caliber of person I want in my country and clearly you ain't it. I'd like the transgenders and the illegals to go with you.

[@homefrontforge]

Here in America there have been so many unfortunate boating accidents lately that I don't think there are any guns left.

[@DS-wo8wr]

Tragedy

[@gld1010]

Yes, a very terrible and unfortunate tragedy

[@censoredeveryday3320]

Boating accidents are far too common. Not very believable. I just say I lost mine on the international space station. Yup, floating in space. Not my fault.

[@SpaceCowboyAZ48]

In Arizona, I go to the gun shop, do a background check, and walk out 20 minutes later with a new firearm.

[@vandalvetteworks8008]

Small world, I'm in AZ, too

[@TheTEXMIKE]

same with South Carolina. i have a CC so i dont even have to wait the 20 min.

[@UgandanAirForce]

@@TheTEXMIKE we got constitutional carry in ohio

[@andallthatcouldhavebeen...9175]

Permit less carry here in Tennessee as well.

[@dennisobrien3618]

You have to hear how other countries (including California?) handle gun ownership to fully appreciate the USA's freedoms. Indiana is constitutional carry now, but I originally had to reapply for a permit every 5 years, then they had a lifetime prrmit, before constitutional carry.

[@NCrdwlf]

It’s a thorough process to get arms there , very interesting., thanks for the clear presentation. I love my Molot AK in 762x54r . I’ll never get rid of that . Russia makes a great rifle .

[@Letyourcolorsblendwithmine]

No Russian ever called me deplorable.

[@janko7245]

Deplorable

[@8jaime8]

@janko7245 KeK

[@PistolsPlayground]

Man, you guys have to jump through a lot of hoops to own a firearm. Makes me thankful for the limited restrictions we have in the States, which are still wayyy too numerous in my opinion.

[@mariusneumayer4419]

".......are still wayyy too numerous"

[@chipngo9758]

Protect your country 2A🇺🇲

[@Deathstroke-r7h]

we don't need that shit when some kids walking with pistols, or some guy streaming how he goes on a killstreak in buffalo

[@PistolsPlayground]

@@Deathstroke-r7h all the more reason to carry and train up. Law enforcement has proven they're not gonna protect you, and the Supreme Court ruled they have no duty to. We're all on our own.

[@russian1user]

In the Russian Empire there was freedom of arms rights. Weapons were sold in stores, just like in America. Weapons could be used for self-defense. Then the communists came and took away this freedom. After the collapse of the USSR, almost nothing changed. Our ancestors under the tsar were freer than we were under “democracy”.

[@whiteboi1856]

We need more Ms.survial Russia in your videos👍👍👍

[@levanpkh6882]

no you dont

[@whiteboi1856]

@@levanpkh6882 yes we do. It's nice having a native Russian female's perspective on things like gun's

[@tdawg7327]

Fantastic video. As an ex-Canadian now taking refuge in Switzerland, this is something I've always wondered about. Thanks for this.

[@bwillan]

That's quite the process to get a firearms license in Russia.

[@rhetorical1488]

Hheh. my granfater in the eastern block told me his drivers license required a practical engine rebuild as there were no such things as tow services back then. Self reliance is still a thing in some places

[@VolkovVelikan]

Not really.

[@Yaroslav-Xabarov]

Нет. В России очень простой процесс получения орудия. Система довольно либеральна. Все справки получишь за два дня. Плюс назначенный экзамен. Вообщем если не ленится и ничего не откладывать, через 3 недели у тебя будет разрешение на оружие.

[@mnbvcxzlkjhgfdsapoiuytre-pm9wl]

​@@Yaroslav-Xabarov Это все равно плохо и нарушает гражданские права. Оружие - это расходный материал, который следует приобретать в каждом оружейном магазине или непосредственно у другого человека. А для покупки в магазине достаточно иметь при себе только удостоверение личности о том, что вам исполнилось 18 лет, . боже мой!!!!!! к черту эти нынешние законы!!!!!

[@Yaroslav-Xabarov]

​@@mnbvcxzlkjhgfdsapoiuytre-pm9wl С моей точки зрения мои гражданские права не нарушены. Наоборот Российское государство оберегает меня от психов и наркоманов с оружием. А вот например в Израиле практически не возможно приобрести охотничье оружие там очень жесткие законы по обороту гражданского оружия. Я считаю что это перебор. Россия намного либеральнее в плане владения оружием, чем Израиль. Но не мне их судить. У каждого народа своя культура и свой исторический опыт.

[@glennrogers7961]

Fantastic video, Thank you! I seen Tucker Carlson's tour through the Moscow's subway station..How beautiful!

[@luiscarlosarizaaraujo8863]

Q lindo Rusia,algún día quisiera ir.

[@geremychubbuck3730]

Great video, Lars. This is exactly why we will never give up the 2nd Amendment in the US. 👍

[@canadacedar3455]

It’s being removed out the back door. “Red flag laws”

[@annam1969]

Thanks!

[@SurvivalRussia]

Thank you too!

[@RT-fb6ty]

Superb video. Every creature has the ability for self defense. As humans use tools a gun is a useful tool for gathering food (large animals)as well as self defense against many possible threats.

[@thriftysurvivor6117]

Thanks for sharing. Very interesting.

[@versatec1]

The masters definitely do not want the Slaves Armed

[@ForOne814]

And that's why Americans can't own MANPADS.

[@aryangigachad]

@@ForOne814 You can you just need more connections

[@robertbates6057]

That's really what it is.

[@versatec1]

@@robertbates6057 yep🙄

[@MyThoughtsDontBelong2U]

Exactly.

[@Hans-Wolff]

Hi Lars )).. always cool to watch your videos.. keep going Man !!!..end enjoy your day !!!

[@isaacrhodes4617]

I know it isn't the main theme of your channel, but I love your shooting content as it is both in English and from a uniquely Russian perspective.

[@andallthatcouldhavebeen...9175]

Those are some crazy hoops to jump through. Total opposite here in Tennessee. Just have to be 18 to buy rifles and shotguns, and 21 to buy pistols. No carry permit required. There is a mandatory federal background check done at time of sale, and if you do happen to have a carry permit, you can skip the background check wait period.

[@shannonbradshaw9085]

Very glad we here in the US have none of all that to go through.

[@MrWillBison]

First let me say that your command of the English language is beyond impressive. In addition to that, the topic was most interesting. You both did an excellent job of simply explaining the process. My best to both of you and the People of Russia.

[@MARZ1911]

I'm in USA Pennsylvania. 18 to buy rifle or shotgun. 21 for pistols. Permit to carry allows you to carry pistol concealed. Background check and no felony record, domestic crimes or fines. Buying a long arm or pistol requires Background check. Private sales of long arms is legal. Private sales of pistols must be transferred from person to person at a licensed dealer.

[@charlesbrightman4237]

Russia's population: Not a lot of guns compared to America.

[@NATOSucks-lv4zj]

You forgot to mention that our government hands out felonies like candy while their government doesn't, therefore they will have more eligible people while we'll have a large defacto ineligible population.

[@grizzlyblackpowder1960]

@@charlesbrightman4237 well they also don't have a right to firearms ownership written into their constitution with the purpose of fighting th government in mind. It's a outdoorsman and sportsman's tool for them. They have higher levels of firearms ownership in rural areas than they do in the cities, where from what friends of mine say, many permits are denied.

[@Isaac556x45]

​@@grizzlyblackpowder1960I bet within the near future Russia will probably have something like the second ammendment in their country to ensure protection of their rights.

[@charlesbrightman4237]

@@grizzlyblackpowder1960 Questions: a. Does Putin own any guns? If so, did Putin follow the laws? OR: b. Putin: "Laws are for thee, not for me"?

[@lthbxfrosty]

Cool to get a more in depth look at the overall process. My fiancé is Russia and when I was thinking of moving out the US to there gun ownership was my biggest question lol. I have like 70 here in the US. I can’t imagine having none at all lol .

[@milcommguy5927]

Printers, MRS. Survival and the new house all in one video, good job.

[@jaimehectorcaballeroramire4150]

Thanks for posting this is very interesting to know how the Russian system works and specially from a woman perspective Greetings from Dallas Texas

[@SurvivalRussia]

Our pleasure!

[@duranbailiff5337]

I had no idea about the ordeal these people must go through to be a legal firearms owner. Living here in East Tennessee, guns are just a part of life. I would guess that people living a thousand miles from Moscow are probably handling guns informally and away from severe scrutiny. Thanks for a great video and allowing outsiders know more about life in your country! God bless our world. 🙏🏼

[@ozarksbrotherjerry4297]

Wow! What a wife! You're a blessed man Lars!

[@MaximusMerideus]

More Mrs. Survival Russia. She is awesome, my friend.

[@Miohunter444]

Pretty awesome video Lars, Mrs survival Russia she's great to listen too, very funny with her story telling. Would be interesting if you told us about those two rifles there, those were not smooth bore now correct? I liked the shooting videos you use to do.

[@jjjvclub]

Wow! Pretty interesting great job!

[@lyalldoak1734]

Very interesting to hear about other countries gun licensing processes.. What are the requirements for keeping the guns at home? Great video

[@artem_tot]

Нужен железный шкаф с замком. По закону полицейский должен придти и проверить его наличие, но как правило со слов владельца оружия записывают размеры железного шкафа😂😅

[@miroslavcuric4327]

in Croatia it is almost the same.. you can opt for sports shooting (which limit some weapon types and usage) or for hunting, selfdefense is almost impossible.. past background check from ministry of interior and all medicals including psycho-test, hunting test, animals and ballistics theory.. only different thing is we dont have this 5 year of smooth bore owning before you can by a rifled gun.. if its legal to posses as per gun law you can buy it on the first day of having a licence.. and of course immediately go report it to ministry of interior for registration, you have i think 8 days from purchase.. unlike some EU countries we cannot own suppressors/silencers..

[@acinfla9615]

In America it’s a right. Not a privilege. They are trying to change this every year it seems. Protecting your self and family is a god given right and it’s not just bad guys on the streets sometimes the government needs to be kept in check. 😊

[@christianmagno984]

Well said! Look at gulag Australia

[@snejok888]

and that's why crime rates in US are so high ! any dipshit can get a gun

[@ericspnw8385]

Really enjoyed the interview.. would be awesome to see more of that type once in awhile.

[@ANukeWithLegs]

Here in Austria gun laws are only Second (third really) only Czechs and Swiss. You can own any kind of Melee weapon as long as its not made to look like "Not a Weapon" and Knuckle Dusters are a No-no. As for firearms your Handguns are limited to 20 round Magazine capacity Max and for Self Loading Rifles 10 rounds. Main issue with guns here is the Price and the price of all the paperwork.

[@jessesimmons4503]

I watched a the firearms blog video with a Austrian firearms lawyer discussing Austrian firearms laws. It’s interesting that you can own as much bolt action hunting rifles as you want but it’s prohibited to own a pump action shotgun. Are lever action rifles and shotguns illegal? Speaking from an American citizen perspective.

[@minecraftfox4384]

​@@jessesimmons4503the Austrians don't like slam fire shotguns because of US Marines in WW1.

[@lukaskohler2599]

Lever action rifles and break-barreled shotguns are freely available for sale. Semi-auto shotguns with a license. Pump rifles like the Remington 1715 are also freely available for sale. It makes no sense that pump guns are banned​@@jessesimmons4503

[@lukaskohler2599]

​@@minecraftfox4384They were banned because of a murderer, Pumpgun Ronny

[@lukaskohler2599]

Lever action rifles and break-barreled shotguns are freely available for sale. Semi-auto shotguns with a license. Pump rifles like the Remington 1715 are also freely available for sale. It makes no sense that pump guns are banned

[@alm2203]

Great video As usual

[@JH_1095]

Very interesting!

[@michaelcarey3105]

I enjoyed the video! It was educational and pleasantly presented! Greetings from New York!

[@kwanchan6745]

forget about how to get a gun in russia how do I get a russian girl like that ? LOL

[@SurvivalRussia]

Easy. Be a good man!

[@kwanchan6745]

@@SurvivalRussia always

[@thor1911.]

It's always been my dream to own a true Kalashnikov AK . Great video guys thank you

[@Broken-Flesh]

Wow, that whole process sounds very tedious. I wasnt expecting that.

[@Lrasm13]

KZbin kicked me off your channel.. glad to have found it again

[@SurvivalRussia]

Welcome back! Happens all the time. I'm in Russia, so...

[@forthehellofit5544]

❤ your English is outstanding! Nice job!👍🏻 I miss Russian Imports dearly!!

[@davidv.3135]

Thanks for posting!

[@20_below]

my favorite firearms are russian VEPR, Makarov, Mosin

[@blainwilson7937]

Permissions vs rights. Back during WWII in Russia, you were forced to fight or get shot in the back.

[@Daeva23]

Interesting enough, last night on "Good Luck America" aka "Think Like a Cop", Rick was asking about gun ownership in Russia, if you can own an AK.

[@fruitfarmfords8243]

And getting lit and wanting to ban acorns!! 😂

[@Daeva23]

@@fruitfarmfords8243 I missed that part. I didn't tune in until he was almost done.

[@chrisbull1695]

His lives on saturdays are the best

[@artem_tot]

Мы в России можем владеть только полуавтоматической версией гражданского варианта ак, он называется "Сайга" Или "Вепрь". Я недавно купил себе сайгу 5.45-39 в варианте с охотничьим прикладом, но заменил его по типу СВД. Я сказал себе: у меня мини СВД)))

[@Legitpenguins99]

This made me so much more thankful to be an American gun owner. Here, you have a default right to own a firearm, unless you prove otherwise (felony, or in rare cases mental illness). Whereas in the rest of the world, you have to gun through some pretty ridiculous hoops to earn the right.

[@ShibaInuLo]

Here in Germany I find it better when I hear how things are going in Russia, I'm a sports shooter and I'm on the way to getting my guns, I'm a member of a shooting club. I took my exam at the end of last year, a practical and theoretical part, for a normal For thinking people, the exam isn't a problem. Now I just have to collect my shooting dates to get my first weapon. 12 months shooting 18 entries. Then you can buy a lot of things here. The basic quota is 2 pistols/revolvers, 3 semi-automatic long guns e.g. Ar15 etc. and ten repeating rifles lever action rifles. If you want more, you have to prove that you use it for competitions. What's bad is that we have to buy expensive safes.

[@RoverTheDog1]

Do you guys have magazine restrictions in Germany? For example, can you own a standard 30 round magazine if you are able to legally get an AR15?

[@armick57]

every responsible gun owner should make sure his weapons are secure. A safe is a fine way to accomplish that.

[@ShibaInuLo]

@@RoverTheDog1 Magazine limit for pistols is 20 rounds. For semi-automatic rifles with centerfire ammunition 10. There is no magazine limit for rimfire cartridges. My father has a 20 round magazine for his Ruger 14 Mini and had to register it.

[@BFOP15]

As a French we can own up to 15 handguns and semi auto rifle with a capacity of above 1+2 shots. ( Standard is up to 30 rounds magazines, if you want a higher capacity you need a special autorisation) There is no limitation in terms of repeating rifles and shotguns or semi auto 2+1 except if they are in some designated caliber which are .223R/5,56×45, 7,62x39, 5,45x39, 12,7x99 (.50BMG) and 14,5x114. Any weapon in this caliber entering the 15 guns limitation. Curiously the russian 12,7x108 is a free caliber...but I've never seen any rifle in this caliber sold in France ( Same for the 14,5×114)

[@lr3929]

Wow I feel sorry for you... greetings from Texas.

[@ragrag5470]

The problem in Russia is not that you can't own a firearm - you CAN. There's more bureaucracy involved, and you can't own a handgun, but you do have access to very powerful semi-automatic rifles. Problem is - if you use one to defend your life and the lives of your loved ones, you go to prison. Period.

[@davidjacobs828]

Disgusting regulations... I always imagined people in russia had the right to bear arms... This is really disgusting.. . Thanks for the information anyway ..

[@jdenha7078]

It used to be a communist state, this was not even allowed back then, they’re getting somewhere while we’re going backwards with liberals in charge

[@Hawaiian80882]

Hey great seeing you again...Sooo enjoyed your post...God Bless you guyz!

[@bigbore442001]

It was a remarkably interesting and enlightening video. I would like to know more about what the average Russian hunter and shooter uses in the field. What is the most common shotgun used for hunting birds and small game? What about bears and moose? I am not sure what kind of deer are in Russia but what is used for that type of game? I have looked at some Russian hunting forums and several hunters like semi auto firearms based on the AK type of action in larger calibers. The bureaucracy that one must go through is interesting. In all honesty, in the US that would not be tolerated too well. Most gun laws are at the state level. Since there are 50 states there are 50 sets of gun laws. It really depends on where you live or travel to. As an example, here in Wyoming I can lawfully shoot at varmints out of a vehicle on a two track dirt road. In my old home state of Massachusetts, if caught, I would face a hell of a fine and loss of my license to carry. Here in Wyoming you do not need a license to carry a firearm openly or concealed. But you do need a hunting license for small and big game as well as other types of game. Coyotes and prairie dogs( a type of large ground squirrel) one can shoot without any kind of license as they are classified as a pest.

[@vsevolodtemirov4449]

The description of the bureaucracy part the lady gave somewhat differs from the process I personally went through in that her story looked more complicated, maybe this is reflective of her personal experience at certain medical/police offices. Also elements of the application process could be done online, this was not mentioned, I think.

[@artem_tot]

Дружище, наливай побольше кофе, и снеками, я расскажу тебе всё как есть. Она не упомянула, что по новым правилам можно первые два года только ружья с одним или двумя стволами без сменного или подствольного места для картриджей. После двух лет стажа появляется возможность покупать всё виды ружей. Для охоты в основном используют ружья 12 калибра.. Мп- 18 одноствольных, мп 27 двухствольные, и мп 155 полуавтоматические.. Всего 5 едениц можно для охоты. Если владелец хочет больше, то получает "коллекционные" лицензии, с этими ружьями он не может охотится. После 5 лет стажа владения оружием можно покупать винтовки. И для охоты уже может владеть 10 экземплярами оружия. В любом сочетании количества ружей и винтовок. Пистолеты и револьверы простым гражданам нельзя. Ими могут только наградить за особые заслуги перед страной. Граждане вместо пистолета чаще всего покупают болтовое ружьё 20 калибра с коротким стволом и складным прикладом: тоз-106. У меня такое есть. Я увлечён идеями выживания) Если вы не утомились, то спрашивайте что вам интересно узнать ещё. Ах да охотничья лицензия на кабана стоит примерно 300$, на лося 700$.

[@CaseyBerard-qv6bi]

Very cool and informative!!! Thanks form the 🇺🇸

[@henryganzer4685]

That is interessting. So after all that procedures is it possible to get a mosinka and go to the range? As far as i understand after 5 years ? Is there also a regulation how to store your gun at home, maybe it needs special boxes or so for the gun and also the ammunition?

[@vsevolodtemirov4449]

Metal safe (locked box) is a requirement, you have to purchase one before even applying for the license.

[@henryganzer4685]

@@vsevolodtemirov4449 thank you for your answer

[@westernwanderer8397]

Thank you, Lars, and Mrs. Lars. This was very informative. I like guns very much and this is one thing I do not look forward to if I move to Russia. I have had guns all my life, but I am willing to leave my guns behind for a life in Russia. Also, in my collection, I have two Mosin-Nagant rifles. I would assume you must be a citizen to be able to own a firearm and take these tests.

[@artem_tot]

В России возможна охота с оружием по аренде для иностранных граждан.

[@c1d2e]

Sounds difficult, the way governments want it.

[@utube11505]

Interesting and great fun - thanks. (PS- I use a lot of Tula ammo.)

[@joeylandry4933]

Listening to your experience makes me appreciate my own countries laws and freedoms more.

[@artem_tot]

А мы ценим то что у нас есть. В Японии и Китае совсем нельзя огнестрельное оружие простым гражданам.

[@RGCbaseace]

Awesome video

[@VonTeutoburg]

In some of the nasty states in the U.S., AK's cannot be bought or sold period.

[@usnchief1339]

Like Washington

[@joshmalcom89]

I just found found out about the ban ..there was no opposition but seemed .I'm.a Washington resident I'm pissed!!!!!!

[@Gorgoth_siberian]

very funny to listen her! cool i mean!! i didint expected she is gun owner, but Lars! you are lucky :) she is absolutely right about everything regarding the process of getting license and how it turns irl. i just got my license updated to rifled one. waiting for my 545 :D hello from moscow!

[@GildedPoo]

This is waaaaaaaay too overkill of a process.

[@blainwilson7937]

Unless you join the military then they are only too happy to give you AK

[@aryangigachad]

@@blainwilson7937 Rusty 50 year old AKS-74 🔥

[@thomaswilson8634]

Good to see yall. Blizzard with fire cooking video. Yessssss

[@romanmelnikov1124]

В прошлом году продлял лицензии на винтовку и дробовик, подал заявку на госуслугах, пришел в назначенный день и час, без всякой очереди, крайне удобно. Как охотник, никакую проверку на знание всего не проходил. В первое посещение потратил 10 минут, показал оружие, во второе 1 минуту на получение новых лицензий - так просто это не было еще никогда! Медицину, да закрутили серьезно, но очередей никаких не было нигде.

[@chipngo9758]

Лицензии это для рабов. У свободных людей прописана 2я поправка в конституции где гражданин ДОЛЖЕН носить оружие🇺🇲💯

[@romanmelnikov1124]

@@chipngo9758 Печально, что ты ощущаешь себя рабом. Поработай над своей самооценкой.

[@artem_tot]

​@@chipngo9758японцы рабы? А у тебя вообще есть оружие? Или ты раб, и не воспользовался возможностью хотя бы по лицензии? 😂😅

[@keithowen-js9ob]

very interesting , thank you for making the video ..

[@jacqueslemiere]

Self defense is a fundamental human right;.so if there are guns around or as there is gun around owning a gun should be almost unconditional but being legally responsible ..

[@MsOdingod]

Great video!

[@ChIGuY-town22_]

The first time I ever purchased a firearm was in Mississippi at a gun show back in 91'. No class, no training, and no problem. I was in the military at the time but I wasn't asked for I.D. just cash 😅😂😅

[@HonorableBeniah-A]

The ole timers call that “freedom”

[@youtubeaccount931]

Really cool, thanks for the education!

[@leonardopoli319]

Hello happy Sunday 👍👋

[@spudrubble]

Excellent video you two, thank you.

[@seanomeirs8362]

The Right to bear arms, Shall not be infringed.

[@fuzzybunny8095]

yeah, great thought, but how is that working in reality here. Seems like a lot of "infringed" going on. 😞

[@seanomeirs8362]

@@fuzzybunny8095 I have everything that I want and need, and I live in California.

[@fuzzybunny8095]

@@seanomeirs8362 great for you. Perhaps what you "want and need" maybe is a wee bit different than what I "need" out where I live. Had a pack of coyotes attack our chickens last week. I used what I had to eliminate that problem which was a registered full auto MP5 with a beta mag which just happens to be dang near perfect for that situation. In "that" situation, it was EXACTLY what I needed. 10 seconds later and 4 dead coyotes, problem solved. Now. do YOU have access to that in good old cali......... Yep. Thought so. Now. Do you need that in your situation. Probably not. But I did. So again, good for you, but really, that means literally nothing. You get that. Just because you have what you want has absolutely no application out here. So really, I couldn't care less what you have.

[@serganteddy5]

That's true in the USA, but that doesn't apply to Russia.

[@seanomeirs8362]

@@fuzzybunny8095 I have several homes in the United States and Europe. Some of them have coyotes and other predatory animals. Do a better job of protecting your animals, and you won't need to kill coyotes. If you need a full auto to kill coyotes, that only pertains to you as a shooter.

[@jamesartmetal8403]

This is interesting, thanks for posting 🙂

[@Batko10]

Слава Богу, у нас в Америке есть вторая поправка к нашей контституции.

[@felixg.6493]

Love the house layout.

[@jonmoate4184]

I Really Wish Russia & America would be Allies .... These Santions are Horrible, i miss getting Saiga & Vepr rifles, cheap steel cased ammo , Bakelite, Plum & slab side mags & Russian uniforms

[@benbog2]

Thank you for sharing this. While it may seem a complicated process it is not too different from locations like us here in Canada. The psychological interviews were more complicated than here where your family and friends are interviewed regarding your mental and emotional stability during the process but it seems that it is a worthwhile process in order to prevent inappropriate people from having firearms. I think it helps to ensure that the right to own is respected and held to a high standard. Happy hunting to Mrs Survival Russia!

[@alfiocaldelari9930]

Wow, that‘s intense. In Switzerland, you put a photocopy of your ID (like a passport) and a duly filled 2-page form in an envelope, send it to the licensing department of your state police and that‘s it.

[@manchagojohnsonmanchago6367]

Swiss people are masters of their own land and have been for almost 800 years..russians are not and never have been.

[@ronenton4037]

Its funny how other countries have tons of restrictions on gun ownership but buying a suppressor is no problem. Wish we could get rid of the NFA

[@Isaac556x45]

Excellent video. The right to bear arms is a God given human right for all worldwide and more people need to know that.

[@montecarlo2021]

Keep posted ! Regards from Spain !!!

[@Romoto131]

The moral of the story is don’t ask permission to exercise your freedom

[@762cat]

So basically you're not free and it's a bureaucratic nightmare. Okay, got it.

[@rhetorical1488]

Have you been to canada sir? all the Russians want to know is if you are not insane and wont accidentally off someone. In Canada a restricted license owner is ran through a police database DAILY!

[@762cat]

@@rhetorical1488 rights vs privilege

[@woodchippers_WestWingDimeBag]

3D printer go BRRRRRRRRR

[@mistereearly1141]

In other words, California

[@tballstaedt7807]

If the right to bear arms wasn't enumerated in the American Constitution, our weapons laws would be far more restricted than even Russia. American bureaucrats hate the 2A

[@martinlugus5499]

Very good presentation.

[@SurvivalRussia]

Thank you!

[@tsclly2377]

They (Russia) needs a military exception, i.e.; if you join the militia and serve after regular military service for 2-3 years and stay on reserve for several years. All the BS hunting license is a deterrence that those that want to break up Russia have made part of law.

[@manchagojohnsonmanchago6367]

Hahaha yeah well the military guys are no exception, bandits, thugs and maniacs many times

[@davidhakes3884]

Great video Lars, and Mrs survival ? You have good taste.

[@AK-GER]

Algorithmic comment ❤

[@StirlingLighthouse]

Algorithmic reply ❤😂

[@TheManOWrath]

This'll go viral, brother!

[@iVomit]

А вы милая парочка 😊

[@Mrsmith222]

Very cool and informative the internet continues to amaze me everyday.

[@chaddolan9089]

Hello from Montana...6:30am here

[@CapnMic]

this was interesting ... seems difficult to own a firearm in Russia .. and even more difficult to maintain the certification.. yet, I could see this system working if there was prepartory classes to educate new shooters to the sport ..

[@manchagojohnsonmanchago6367]

In rural areas there is many unregistered funs available, in some regions even make their own guns illegally, alrthough its less common now and illegal guns are easy to get, mostly ak47s, sks and nagant rifles and shotguns, illegal handguns are common in the caucasus too. I think ive seen 100 or more illegal pistols in 2 years in dagestan. In tuva for example the majority of houses have a gun but few have a permit mostly ak47s and sks rifles. It depends where you are, in regional areas its common, the russians in moscow, st petersburg ect its pretty well regulated.