do u guys know how to get a bb gun in malaysia?

This post has been edited by 4G92 Mivec: Nov 2 2009, 04:24 PM

That's the problem with people who want to own guns because they think it's cool or because they intend to be criminals. They don't do their homework and learn up on guns, or handle such weapons in a controlled environment until they're familiar with it. They think it's just about loading up the mag, shoving it into the gun, rack the slide and squeeze the trigger.

Legitimate buyers should at least know how to take down the weapons and check parts for wear, clearance, etc. before we purchase one. The usual stuff that we can afford would be second-hand guns from the police. I know people who have bought 2nd-hand Glocks and HK USPs from the police force. Fortunately, so far the condition of their weapons are okay because the cops usually turn their weapons to the armory or a gunsmith if they feel there's any problems with them.

From what I know bro, illegal gun possession in Malaysia will result in a long imprisonment only.. 7 years or 10 years or something. But, illegal manufacture of a gun, whether it's assembling it out of smuggled parts, or even making a homebrew rifle capable of shooting projectiles that can cause fatality, would result in either a death penalty or imprisonment for life.

License and permits for concealed carry is pretty hard to obtain in Malaysia. You gotta be a multi-millionaire or working in a high-risk environment to own one. The easiest way to get a permit for concealed carry is to take up law and work for the AG Chambers as a DPP when you graduate . I think there are numerous civil service departments in which the officers are allowed concealed carry licenses and permits.

As for owning rifles, the quickest way is to get a license and permit for that is to own a piece of land. But the approval will take quite a long time in some cases. It would help if you're a member of a gun club, or an armed body such as RELA, Police Reserves or Wataniah to begin with. It would indicate that you're familiar with firearms, you have the necessary trigger discipline and you could be a responsible firearm owner. But even then, the sort of rifles that the license allows you to own are single-shot ones. Most of the time you're stuck with bolt-action rifles. They can have magazines but it's gotta be bolt-action. Under normal circumstances you're not allowed to own an auto-loader, even though it's a single-shot semi-auto rifle. However, the decision lies with the chief of police for the state in which you live, so if you have the necessary connections, you might just be able to own one. Gun licenses and permits are applied through Bukit Aman but the approval and annual renewal depends on the Chief of Police of the state that you're living in.

i do own a gun... this gun is working all the time...once its loaded and ready to shoot, but do get ready to pay for the rest of your life if anything happen..

i wan deagle, ak47 and sniper =D

i got Glock,illegal..
blackmarket... around RM700+ + 10box of bullets(1box=100bullets)..

is there any places to let your fire? it's a waste stocking it at home and firing at a deserted place seems to attract more attention with the loud shooting sound. how does a box of glock you bough cost?

wowwww.............

motherfcuker is a redneck rampage lol...

need gun? no need one... im good with knife....

Well owning a gun can be considered very dangerous. Licensed or not its still the same. If someone somehow got to used your gun to shoot at someone then you'll be in deep shit.

Legalizing bb gun in Malaysia is neither a bad or a good thing. As we all know there are still many people who have a hell lot of free time and likes to cari pasal with just about anyone they dont like in the streets or in the kopitiams. What if BB guns are legalized, dont you think those kind of people will passers by they dont like with the BB guns? even though it is not lethal but it still hurts no? What if they shoot at people riding on moving bicycle or motorcycles? lols.
Some gas powered BB guns have rather higher firepower and they do fire ball bearings. Trust me when i say i once owned a gas powered M9 beretta. It has 99% resemblance to the real gun even with blow back and it can be disassembled so the only difference is that it fires 6mm BB rounds instead of real 9mm rounds. I bought it from a guy i know for RM600 but then later re-sold it at RM800 lols. I still own those rather weaker air pump powered and battery powered automatic ones.



This post has been edited by Vince1991: Jul 3 2010, 04:28 AM

Those that can fire ball bearings(steel BB)/pellets = airgun, not consider as the "toy BB gun" anymore
, procedure to acquire/own an air gun is the same as other senjata api, u need a reasonable purpose bla bla blaa......

and vince, u give up ur bretta for a pasar malam shyt + a LV laptop?

rm400 from thailand.

where to buy this?

Be careful of what you wish for.

glock 26

compact gun made of polymer very light

good for normal asian guys and easy to conceal too








This post has been edited by LiLFreaK: Aug 10 2010, 10:43 PM

nice question

i think it's coz evrytime the bullets run out
4 sure they'll refill it, when they refill the bullet
it make the senapang patah looks as if the
senapang patah edy

guys im a nwbie here.
U got any idea
hw can i get my hands on of those handguns?
Could u plz prvide me wit any cntct dtail of d dealer
or sumtg like tht?

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Added on September 27, 2010, 1:22 amlilfreak
how to get 1 of those?

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Added on September 27, 2010, 1:31 amsum1 help me
im realy in a feckgly dire need of a
handgun right nw..
Those laws nor police wont b able 2 help
me.

Its impossible 4 me 2 get handguns legally bt
i do seriously need it urgntly just 2 scare off sum
bastards, n blieve me im d gd guy here..
So plz anybdy?
Im 19 n stil readg law @ local uni..
So i blieve chnces i'll get a gun legally is
none out of 10..thats y
im lookg 4 any 1 that could pvide me with a 9 mil
or d likes..

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Added on September 27, 2010, 1:34 amhow is tht??

This post has been edited by kaderfranky: Sep 27 2010, 01:34 AM

My policy. If a person says the need a gun real bad, don't give it to them because 99 percent of the time, the shit they need the gun to solve, they brought it upon themselves.

And to give an untrained person a firearm is a liability.

fyi
when i say its the thing,
then its purely that thing..
So thers no such matter as 'they brought it upon themselves' or what
btw , ive handled firearms,
u knw those things we got in uni, Rotu n evrytg + my dad
used 2 b in d navy, cpk (cawangan pnyiasatn khas)..
So i believe its no offence if i say im familiar wit guns dude

Just touching guns and firing them every 6 months isn't training. Neither is shoddy marksmanship.

Training is like, "i go the range once a week, compete and know how to field and detail strip my weapon"

If your father used to be in the Navy he should be able to get you a license subbed from him. That's how i got mine in Malaysia.

realy?
Well thats contradict wat i xpected ( 2 get d gun illegally)
bt then its still helpg..
Thanks btw
i still havnt tell my dad bout dis whole thing

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Added on September 27, 2010, 8:07 pmforgot 2 add,
ur comment sounds
annoyg..no offence

This post has been edited by kaderfranky: Sep 27 2010, 08:07 PM