Gun laws in Esquarium

Gun laws in the countries in Esquarium vary by country. The tables below show the legal status of firearms for civilian use.

Control laws

  Yes (no license): No license required.
  Yes (shall issue): Registration required, but the authorities may not deny license and/or firearm(s) if legal conditions are fulfilled
  Yes (may issue): License required, authorities have final say in whether a person may obtain a license and/or firearm(s). A specific reason may be required in order to obtain license.
  No: Prohibited.

Country	Airsoft guns	Air guns	Ammunition (explosive or incindiary)	Ammunition (expanding)	Ammunition (regular)	Brass knuckles	Crossbows	Disarmed firearms	Disguised firearms	Electroshock weapons	Flamethrowers	Grenades (shrapnel)	Grenades (flashbang)	Knives (regular)	Knives (switchblade)	Machine guns	Paintball guns	Pistols and revolvers	Rifles (automatic)	Rifles (semi-automatic)	Rifles (single-shot)	Prop firearms	Self-defense sprays	Shotguns	Sound suppressors	Swords
Ainin
Luziyca
Montecara
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Xiaodong

Country	Licensing requirements	Registration/background checks requirements
Luziyca	Varies by region	Varies by region
File:Flag of Slovunia.png Slovunia	A candidate must be interviewed by the militia. They must have: A "valid reason" for a licence, such as sport or agriculture. No significant problems with eyesight. A secure, safe place for storing the weapon. An age of least 18 years (depending on the specific weapon 16). Complete a gun safety course overseen by the authorities. No criminal record or convictions of any kind, excluding certain minor offenses such as traffic violations. No mental health problems, as approved by the authorities. Slovuniac Citizenship, as approved by the authorities. No drug or alcohol addiction history. It must also be proven that everyone in the candidate's household (including the candidate) has: No criminal record or convictions of any kind, excluding certain minor offenses such as traffic violations. No mental health problems, as approved by the authorities. Slovuniac Citizenship, as approved by the authorities (depending on the specific weapon).	A candidate must prove that they have: No recent criminal record or convictions of any kind, excluding certain minor offenses such as traffic violations. No mental health problems, as approved by the authorities. An age of at least 18 years (depending on the specific wepon 16). Slovuniac Citizenship, as approved by the Authorities. No drug or alcohol addiction history.
Xiaodong	A candidate must be interviewed by the Xiao Firearm Registration Agency. They must have: A "valid reason" for a licence, such as sport or agriculture. No significant problems with eyesight. A secure, safe place for storing the weapon. An age of least 21 years. Complete a gun safety course overseen by the Xiao Firearm Registration Agency. No criminal record or convictions of any kind. No mental health problems, as approved by the Ministry of Public Safety. Xiao Citizenship, as approved by the Xiao Citizenship Agency. No drug or alcohol addiction history. It must also be proven that everyone in the candidate's household (including the candidate) has: No objection to having a gun kept in their residence. No criminal record or convictions of any kind. No mental health problems, as approved by the Ministry of Public Safety. Xiao Citizenship, as approved by the Xiao Citizenship Agency.	A candidate must prove that they have: No recent criminal record or convictions of any kind. No mental health problems, as approved by the Ministry of Public Safety. An age of at least 21 years Xiao Citizenship, as approved by the Xiao Citizenship Agency. No drug or alcohol addiction history.

Laws by country

Montecara

Montecara has a complete ban on private weapons ownership. Firearms, any parts thereof, and ammunition may not be privately owned, imported, exported, bought, sold, traded, lent, borrowed, or given away. Violating Montecara’s weapons laws is a serious crime punishable by up to 15 years’ imprisonment and a fine of up to Ł2 million.

Slovunia

The constitution of the Republic of Slovunia guarantees the right to own a weapon for protection though it must be reasonable for the specific situation. In 1973, the Court of Constitution (Vlacad) decided that the constitution gives the right to own any weapon in theory, as long as one has a reasonable and valid reason for the ownership. This leads to no weapon itself being prohibited completely, even though certain weapons will most likely never be used by civilians as a situation in which the ownership of for example a grenade is reasonable is highly unlikely. Although everyone has the right to own a firearm in theory, one can get this right taken away for major offences. It is possible to own a weapon legally, but one might also get one illegally which also is a reason why it is seen as senseless to prohibit firearms by the Slovuniac government.