How are Serbian Gun Laws (and Gun Stores)?

Published on November 12, 2022
Duration: 21:10

This video provides an in-depth look at Serbian gun laws and the operations of a Belgrade gun store, Oruzje.com. It details the licensing process for firearm ownership, including requirements like financial stability and medical exams, and discusses pricing for popular models like Glocks and Zastava firearms. The content also covers magazine capacity limits, regulations for private sales, and specific rules for air guns and fireworks.

Quick Summary

In Serbia, firearm ownership requires individuals to be 18 or older, possess financial stability, pass a medical exam, and clear a police background check. The process takes about a month. Standard magazine capacities are 10 rounds for hunting rifles and 20 for pistols, though higher capacity magazines are allowed for range use but not during transport.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Serbian Gun Culture
  2. 01:00Store Accessories and Optics
  3. 02:15European Firearm Inventory
  4. 04:04Glock Pricing in Serbia
  5. 04:22Serbian Licensing Process
  6. 06:35Collector Licenses and Limits
  7. 08:58Private Sales and Popular Models
  8. 12:24Capacity and Transport Regulations
  9. 13:15Fireworks and Explosives Laws
  10. 15:49Air Gun Regulations
  11. 17:10Yugoslav M76 Sniper Rifle
  12. 18:32M84 Scorpion and Concealed Carry

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the age and background requirements for owning a gun in Serbia?

In Serbia, individuals must be at least 18 years old to own a firearm. The licensing process requires demonstrating financial stability, passing a medical examination, and undergoing a police background check, which includes a review of neighborhood records. The entire procedure typically takes around one month to complete.

How do magazine capacity limits work for firearms in Serbia?

For hunting rifles in Serbia, the standard magazine capacity is limited to 10 rounds. For pistols, the limit is 20 rounds. While higher capacity magazines (30+ rounds) are legally available for range use, they are not permitted to be loaded and kept in the firearm during transport.

Are there special licenses for firearm collectors in Serbia?

Yes, Serbia offers a collector's license, known as 'Kolekcionarska dozvola.' This license allows individuals to purchase an unlimited number of firearms once they have already legally acquired five weapons.

What is the cost of a Glock 19 in Serbia?

A used Glock 19 in Serbia typically costs around 1,000 Euros. Firearms in general tend to be more expensive in the Serbian market compared to the United States, primarily due to higher import costs and associated taxes.

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