It depends on where you live. In the USa, a citizen can have whatever they like; in some Commonwealth countries ownership is restricted to weapons that are of civilian style and not military; in others gun ownership is restricted to the point of virtual nonexistence.
Private citizens aren't permitted to own or possess firearms in Mexico.
There are a few different types of magazines used on firearms. Two types of magazines for firearms are box magazines and drum magazines.
No. In Iran, possession of firearms is illegal for common citizens.
Yes, with restrictions
The Constitution does not address firearms- it addresses "arms"- meaning weapons. When written, defense of the country- against internal or external enemies, was based on the ability of the citizens at large to resist- by force- which requires being able to keep and carry weapons. The citizens in general were the body of the "militia".
In the US, yes. Other places, maybe.
Too many to list. There are several hundred.
No, in the United States citizens are allowed to posess firearms if they're not under disability by either the state or federal government. Thus citizens and police alike may carry holstered firearms.
Yes. Certain categories but they must be liscensed.
Private citizens are already allowed to own firearms. There are some limitations and they vary from state to state, even county to county. But in general there are very few places where you are not allowed to have a firearm in America.
The Barret company manufactures following types of firearms: nine different sniper rifles, two kinds of assault rifles, machine guns, optics and ammunition.
the right to own, be in possession of, or carry firearms