Gun laws in Pavulturilor

Gun control laws in Pavulturilor, or officially Laws of weapon control, regulation, and safety, are a series of laws in Pavulturilor in regards to all weapons in general, and most commonly, firearms.

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Firearms

Firearm Safety

Firearm safety is a school subject taught in every school in Pavulturilor starting from 7th grade, being taught the "Four Basic Rules of Firearm Safety" as a mandatory lesson.

Firearm Control

After successfully completing all firearm safety lessons, Students will receive their basic firearm license, this license allows both purchase and possession of any non fully-automatic firearm with a caliber bellow of 20 millimeters, upon enlistment, every citizen gains their complete firearm license, which allows the purchase and possession of every type of firearm with a caliber bellow of 20 millimeters.

Specific special licenses can allow citizens to both purchase and possess firearms of any caliber.

Summary table

Subject/Law	Long guns	Handguns	Notes
permit required to purchase?	Yes	Yes	A permit must be attained from the Directory of Internal Affairs in the individual's commissariat of residence.
Firearm registration?	Yes	Yes	All firearms are required to be registered with the Directory of Internal Affairs in the commissariat where the firearm is purchased.
Magazine capacity restriction?	no	No	No magazine restriction exists by law.
License required for concealed carry?	No	No
Open carry allowed?	Yes	Yes
Vehicle carry?	Yes	Yes
Castle doctrine law?	Yes	Yes
Waiting period?	No	No	Firearms that are purchased are obtained at the end of the purchase.
Background checks required for private sales?	Yes	Yes	Individuals with felonies on record are banned from purchasing a firearm.
Purchase age restriction?	No	No

Non-firearm weapons

Non-firearm weapons are not regulated in Pavulturilor.

Criticism

Some are critical of the government's "Overtly liberal" arms policy, and cite "Overmilitarisation of society" as their main critique, with the Pavulturilori government's response being that "The right to bear arms is protected by the constitution".