Literally, tens if not hundreds of thousands of laws. My copy of US state gun laws is about 2 inches thick. It is estimated that there are more than 20,000 gun laws in the US- and you are asking about "around the world".
That depends on your local laws. Laws on firearms ownership vary throughout the world, and we field questions from a worldwide audience here.
That depends entirely on state and local laws. There is no answer good throughout the country.
As long as they don't violate existing federal and state laws.
Some people think that if they restrict your ability to buy an object you will change your behavior. In the real world, however, gun laws only increase gun violence, due to the law abiding citizens being unable to defend themselves against gun wielding criminals (who get THEIR guns illegally)
Laws on private gun ownership there are very restrictive. Private citizens may not own long guns, and a permit is required to own a handgun. Egypt is about 341st in private ownership of guns.
it is the knotheads (also called politicians) who dream up these laws, then early release of criminals who use firearms in a criminal way..........no knotheads, no crazy gun laws ????
Gun control refers to laws and regualtions that limit ownership, carrying and usage of firearms. Gun rights refers to the opposite- of the right of people to own firearms.
Laws on firearms ownership vary by jurisdiction. As we don't know yours, we can't tell you what they are for where you're at.
Define 'worst'. Do you mean which country has the laws which allow the most irresponsible gun ownership (which is debatable), or the strictest gun laws? The strictest would be Greece, where anyone wanting a gun licence has to take a strict examination from a psychiatrist and a gun doctor, and about 19/20 applications for a licence get rejected.
They are far stricter. Most countries such as the United Kingdom and Germany ban the ownership of guns, unless they bought under a licence for sport purposes. There is rarely any idea of a 'right to bear arms'.
You cannot easily get a shotgun or any other firearm in Australia. Australia has very strict licensing and ownership laws and, as a result, has far fewer shootings than other countries that lack such gun laws.
Yes, if you follow the laws