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Como adquirir armas em Portugal — Transcript

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  1. 0:05Right? Not here.
  2. 0:16What was the name of the shop again?
  3. 0:18Espingardaria Central, the
  4. 0:20Montez. So, folks, I'm here at the
  5. 0:24Espingardaria Central in Portugal, the
  6. 0:26Montez, and I was even gifted this
  7. 0:29beautiful book here on the family
  8. 0:31history. And I'm here with Mr.
  9. 0:35Pedro.
  10. 0:35Pedro, whom I’m going to ask a few
  11. 0:38things. For instance, how does one go
  12. 0:41about acquiring, let's say, a 12-gauge
  13. 0:45here? For a 12-gauge, the person must
  14. 0:48hold a hunting license, so they have to
  15. 0:50take the course and get the license.
  16. 0:54And then at the police, at the National
  17. 0:56Police Directorate, they must take a
  18. 0:59course and meet all the psychotechnical
  19. 1:01and psychological requirements to
  20. 1:03obtain a firearm usage and carry
  21. 1:05license.
  22. 1:07And is that renewable or...
  23. 1:09Every 5 years? It has to be renewed.
  24. 1:11Renewed.
  25. 1:12Uh, and you must have one at home. Is a
  26. 1:14safe for storing the weapons also
  27. 1:18mandatory?
  28. 1:19Yes.
  29. 1:20Uh, and for the 12-gauge, no further
  30. 1:23license is needed. With these two
  31. 1:26licenses, you can make the purchase.
  32. 1:28Now, regarding a carry weapon, for
  33. 1:32example, a 9mm caliber, can a citizen
  34. 1:36carry that?
  35. 1:37No, they cannot carry it, nor can they
  36. 1:39have it at home.
  37. 1:41Civilians cannot own it.
  38. 1:42Yes. What caliber can a civilian have
  39. 1:44at home?
  40. 1:47Authorization and licenses are very
  41. 1:49difficult. In any case, a civilian can
  42. 1:54only have a short self-defense weapon
  43. 1:57up to a 6.35 or a .32 Magnum revolver.
  44. 2:01.32 revolver. Pistols, in no case.
  45. 2:03Revolver. Pistols, only the 6.35.
  46. 2:05Only the 6.35, which is that pistol
  47. 2:07that is very small. Wow. And regarding
  48. 2:11rifles, for example, .308?
  49. 2:14The hunting license
  50. 2:16and the firearm carry license
  51. 2:19for big game hunting.
  52. 2:21Yes.
  53. 2:22And then, after having those two
  54. 2:25licenses, do you need, besides the two,
  55. 2:27an authorization to buy the specific
  56. 2:30weapon?
  57. 2:31And does the person need to be a member
  58. 2:33of a shooting club or a hunting club?
  59. 2:35For hunting, no,
  60. 2:36no. For hunting, no.
  61. 2:37For hunting, no. And
  62. 2:39you need to be a member of a shooting
  63. 2:41club for sport shooting.
  64. 2:43Sport shooting.
  65. 2:43If you want to do sport shooting, then
  66. 2:45yes.
  67. 2:45And for those who practice sport
  68. 2:47shooting with a pistol, for example,
  69. 2:50what caliber can they have?
  70. 2:52It starts with a .22, and then as you
  71. 2:55move up in the rankings and scores, you
  72. 2:58can eventually become a master shooter
  73. 3:01and have any caliber.
  74. 3:02Any caliber. But that is very
  75. 3:04restricted, it's only used at the club.
  76. 3:07Does the firearm have to stay at the
  77. 3:08club or at home?
  78. 3:08No, the firearm stays at home.
  79. 3:10At home.
  80. 3:11And it can only be transported on the
  81. 3:14days you go shooting, from home to the
  82. 3:17club, and kept with a trigger lock.
  83. 3:21Yes.
  84. 3:21And unloaded.
  85. 3:22Unloaded. Right. Interesting.
  86. 3:25You can never carry it.
  87. 3:27And does a person have, in Brazil, for
  88. 3:29example, a registration certificate, a
  89. 3:31CR? Here we also call it a booklet,
  90. 3:36uh, which is a small a small card that
  91. 3:39identifies that the weapon belongs to
  92. 3:41you.
  93. 3:42Yes. And is that renewable every 5
  94. 3:44years as well?
  95. 3:45No, that one is not. That
  96. 3:47definitive
  97. 3:48is definitive, unless you sell the
  98. 3:50weapon in the meantime. And in the case
  99. 3:53of selling the weapon, it serves as a
  100. 3:54transfer.
  101. 3:55And this shooter's license is also
  102. 3:57is always renewable. Yes,
  103. 3:58renewable every. And it’s like this:
  104. 4:01for sport shooting, every year, at
  105. 4:04least once, you have to go shooting and
  106. 4:07provide proof that you have shot.
  107. 4:11And to transport this weapon, do you
  108. 4:13have to have a transport permit,
  109. 4:14don't you? Just that registration,
  110. 4:17the sport shooting license and the
  111. 4:20weapon registration must always be
  112. 4:22carried when transporting the weapon.
  113. 4:26Does that already give, does it already
  114. 4:27give the authorization to transport
  115. 4:29with this
  116. 4:29transport document? Exactly.
  117. 4:31Meaning you don't need to have
  118. 4:32to have another one? No.
  119. 4:34Wow,
  120. 4:35with those two documents, you can
  121. 4:37transport the weapon.
  122. 4:41Of course, unloaded and duly and duly
  123. 4:45secured with a trigger lock.
  124. 4:47Yes. And what is the most practiced
  125. 4:49sport shooting discipline here with
  126. 4:51bullets? Is it practiced more with a
  127. 4:52revolver or a pistol?
  128. 4:53With a pistol.
  129. 4:54Pistol.
  130. 4:55Pistol. The most used pistol that
  131. 4:57people use.
  132. 4:58Uh, there are there are two, three
  133. 5:01brands that are quite used. And the the
  134. 5:05Marlye, the the CZ,
  135. 5:08CZ,
  136. 5:10and the the Browning.
  137. 5:12Browning, to take what is brown. And
  138. 5:14regarding clay pigeon shooting, Beretta
  139. 5:16is very used in clay pigeon shooting.
  140. 5:18Ber in clay pigeon shooting. Uh,
  141. 5:21Beretta, Benelli.
  142. 5:22Benelli,
  143. 5:23Browning.
  144. 5:24Browning.
  145. 5:24And Miroku.
  146. 5:26Yes. And tell me a little about these
  147. 5:29classic firearms, for example, Holland&
  148. 5:32Holland and those English guns, how is
  149. 5:35the trade for them? Around here.
  150. 5:38It is a very very restricted trade,
  151. 5:40very restricted, very restricted,
  152. 5:44very, very few shooters or hunters or
  153. 5:47even collectors, they are really very,
  154. 5:50very, very strict, very low numbers.
  155. 5:55You you have an A400, for example, from
  156. 5:57Beretta here with
  157. 5:59I don't have it. We don't have
  158. 6:00anything similar, as
  159. 6:01we we don't work with with Beretta.
  160. 6:04Uh, we work with with Brown. Browning,
  161. 6:07but they are guns that, for entry-level
  162. 6:11models, go for around 2000 €.
  163. 6:152000 and a few euros.
  164. 6:18Very well. Yes.

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