u/AccursedQuantum

Everyone knows the US is gun heavy, but even that varies from stare to state - some you can buy a semiautomatic rifle over the counter while in others a simple revolver will take weeks of background checks and permits.

There are very few countries where it is completely illegal for civilians to own firearms, but in some cases it is still practically impossible - the needed forms are in the locked basement behind a sign saying, "Beware the leapord," and the clerk who accepts them is only there the Tuesday after the new moon.

So how about your country? Is it relatively easy, or nearly impossible, or somewhere between?​

Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland all have parliaments dedicated to issues in those countries, but also have representation in the UK parliament as a whole. Why doesn't England have a parliament that deals with English specific issues?