Kopi talk - Shopping for AK 47 selling in Mall at $S1400 only in Philippine.

The only way to fire a gun in Singapore is either you are in the security forces in Philippine almost everyone own gun be it legal or illegal. Whatever the reason, Filipinos in the Philippines  are fond of their guns, whether for self defense,  The only way to truly confiscate fireams from hardy Filipino is to torn it off from their arm. We had a few of our marksman in Gamu who had a passion for gun, love to shoot and also ever been involved in  in a gun battle, he show me some of the bullet entry and exit wound as a proof that he survived, like he say shooting an inmobile object in training is easy but a man that take true gut and grit involved not only physical but also physiological.

Compared to other southeast Asian countries that allow gun ownership, like Malaysia and Thailand, the Philippines has fairly liberal gun ownership laws. For as long as an applicant hurdles an extensive background check, consisting of obtaining clearances from local law-enforcement authorities and from the local courts, passing a drug and psychiatric test, as well as attending a gun safety course, not to mention submitting proof of employment or income and the payment of fees, a Filipino is authorized to own a gun.They even have a gun show which I had missed out on this month. However, I will be organised and arrange some of my Singaporean group for next year gun show exhibition which held in the Mall, for the Singapore police a gun show in the mall is a nightmare in a making ! Filipino citizens are generally authorized by law to own one, foreigner, PR are prohibition to own any arms. They are allowed handgun (up to .38 Special/9 x 19 mm/.40 ACP) and one shotgun or small-caliber rifle.  That number or caliber can increase if proof of gun club membership is exhibited, but take note that licenses are issued on a per-firearm basis, so complying with the law can become expensive very quickly.  One vendor at the gun show was retailing a H&K MP5K for a little less than PHP 300,000! These made-in-China AK-47’s pictured above were a bargain at PHP 45,000 each; no wonder they sold out so quickly. In Singapore that will get you a DEATH sentence.

Photo from http://www.unlawyer.nets.

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