Hi Robert,
Hi to ya all of the community.
Thanks for your invitation, i signed up Sixguns
Myseld a recreational and competition sports shooter since 1984, have been instructor and had a smal role in the shooting federation briefly, attended many courses for my personal interest and happy owner of a small collection of handguns (mainly) and some longer guns. Retired 6 months ago from work and hence have now time for more shooting 
Wanted to open a channel on youtube (19eleven is my channel name) but i’m not sure with the legislation part and the do’s and dont’s of a youtube channel, it will take some time to check it and start it eventually.
That’s it
“keep your powder dry”
Steve
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Welcome smatlu, the more the merrier. 
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Welcome!
If your youtube channel is live post a link, I can’t tell you their rules except to say they’ll surely suck somehow or another 
Posting here is easy, if you don’t know the software follow @Sam 's tutorials.
Thanks for signing up too 
Robert
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Hi! To find out what I can do, say @sam display help.
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Welcome from Ky
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My early self-santa gifts, 3 21 rd P-365 mags, ambidextrious aluminum M-400 tread charging handle, and my RVA Ben Abbott EDU KNIFE, Ashgroveforge.com, forged in fire competitor and judge.
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OK thank you, Sir
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Thank you back from Luxembourg, Europe
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indeed
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eww, that’s your location?
Are you allowed to be on the internet?
Can we discuss freedom and guns without getting you in trouble?
I don’t know your area but hear the EU is really having issues, not that the US doesn’t or is even too far behind, please, tell us what you see in your area.
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Hi Robert,
You nailed it; we are way less liberal as you are. Hope it will stay that way in the US. It’s a fragile subject.
Luxembourg had the best of Europe’s gunlaws, up until February 2nd, 2020. Europe (Bruxelles) insisted and even penalized Luxembourg country for being late to transcript the laws and we are probably one of the last ones that did. But not sure, because Czech and Poland have had goog laws too. If i mean best, i mean that we could buy ANYTHING, guns, ammo, no limit (Except for explosives storage of reloading powder) no real restrictions, AS LONG as it was registered. Now, automatic weapons are not allowed anymore. Only those purchases before 2017 can be held and exchanged, but not exported ! There are plenty other things i could discuss here, but that would fill a book
No, no trouble for me talking about it, not as in france, where when you talk defense with a gun over youtube and your’re a sportshooter, you could get in trouble, that’s so pathetic !
In Luxembourg country (about 700k habitants) things are going well so far, Salaries are top and lot of foreign workers to hold pensions high.
Now Europe should care more on defense and nato alliance (as Trump said) instead of imposing restrictions.
Moreover, the Luxembourg const*itution, amendment 23 says: *
“Freedom to express opinions and freedom of the press are guaranteed, with the exception of offences committed in the exercise of these freedoms. Censorship cannot be established.”
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That’s truly great to read, thank you for the good news
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Howdy. It’s interesting meeting like minded folks from other parts of the world.
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Welcome to the forum. Where are you from?
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Thank you Levergun, the world is small today
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Luxembourg country in Europe = a tiny country with barely 700k inhabitants, squeezed between Germany, France and Belgium. Known for its wealthy economy, a “corporate tax haven” with plenty of banks, big international firms like e.g. Amazon.
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Nice knife. I like the shape of the handle.
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