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How to get an illegal pistol in europe?

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- Mon, 25 Nov 2019 15:19:30 EST hdqQqI41 No.44059
File: 1574713170685.jpg -(146609B / 143.17KB, 756x519) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. How to get an illegal pistol in europe?
What do you think? How to get in contact with blackmarket-vendors.
I wouldnt buy it here on the darknet because i dont want to lose all my money.
I would buy it in the balkans, an unregistered pistol with ammunition. My family is from there so i speak some serbian but i dont have contact to people who would sell a gun to me.
Found some people on facebook who sell their guns but only to people who own a permission. Asked them if they would accept the offer if i pay instead of 300 euro 1500 euro. Thats alot of money for balkan people but they said they cant.
So where do i get my 9mm pistol with ammunition?
I want something like this:
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Lydia Nebbermune - Mon, 25 Nov 2019 23:24:29 EST PJS4mi4d No.44060 Reply
>>44059
Bad idea, the EU KGB, SS reds and nazis will get your ass. This looks like fed bait
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Thomas Cullerham - Wed, 27 Nov 2019 17:03:03 EST Dj0oFvaJ No.44064 Reply
>>44059
muh tokarev
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Walter Drinningstick - Sat, 30 Nov 2019 10:03:30 EST LL1pmIWM No.44067 Reply
>>44059
You are probably better off stealing a firearm
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Markobre - Sat, 30 Nov 2019 13:47:01 EST X5VI6dY5 No.44068 Reply
This is not america where every house has its firearm. Most people in europe have a safe for guns and ammo. Strealing world be by far the hardest way. Even if you knew who owns a gun.
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Nathaniel Blathershit - Sun, 01 Dec 2019 17:10:10 EST bmJg7qDQ No.44069 Reply
>>44067
>>44068
Plus there's also the simple fact that if you try to steal someone's firearm and fuck up, you're getting blown to pieces. Take it from an American who owns a firearm
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THE FBI - Mon, 09 Dec 2019 03:49:24 EST HTlqe1iV No.44072 Reply
Larger cities in nations with lower standard of living index.
Start there.
Find shady places where criminals hang out.
They tend to sell drugs and shit in these places.
Ask about a gun, try not to seem like an under cover cop.

I knew some dick head in austria who was trying to be an 19 yo edge lord who did all the hard drugs to impress people.
One day he showed up to a party and pulled out a loaded gun and every one freaked out.
He claimed he bought it that day and had saved up for it.
He had 0 reason to have it other than to be a 19yo edge lord.
I heard after the party he got beat up and they stole his gun.

Thats the only time I was near a black market fire arm in europe.
If that retard can do it i think you can too.
You don't need to go to the balkans to get this shit, it's gonna be harder to bring back into western europe.


Have you also ever considered just machineing your own parts?
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Priscilla Brickledale - Sat, 14 Dec 2019 14:51:25 EST Jw6Bmplh No.44075 Reply
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>>44059
Haha, funny. My friend was just had this this exact piece for 1700eur. Expect illegal guns to cost alot in europe. Probably different here (west eu) since lots of guns come from the balkans, so probably it's cheaper where you are. Keep trying, don't give up. Don't cheap out, it's highly illegal for them to do it (especally to someone who's not known for 'criminal' connections'). If you're not a criminal yourself, the chance of you talking/snitching is greater. Contrary to popular belief, illegal weapon sale isn't that profitable because most people aren't returning customers like drug users/dealer (who have to resupply) AND to add to that the gun doesn't dissappear, even after years so it stays risky for years and years. So make it worth it for them (pay them extra). AK's cost 2000-3500eur around here and you'll pay 2000-3000eur for a glock easily.

Don't give up. Dealers probably have acces to firearms, especially in the balkans, so start there. Good luck. Never let anyone disarm you. Don't keep your gun on your property when doing illegal things like looking for an illegal firearm
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Markobre - Mon, 16 Dec 2019 19:12:38 EST Vp7ZPXXi No.44077 Reply
>>44072
Austria isn't a nation with Low Standart of living. The point with machining own parts is that you still somehow need to buy bullets. And to be honest I don't have the tools nor the knowledge to build a gun.
Thanks for your advice. I will see what will work out
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Nigel Bladgekit - Sat, 21 Dec 2019 11:08:17 EST PJS4mi4d No.44078 Reply
>>44075
Around $2000 US for a tokarev or zastava clone? Geez dude, those run like 200 USD legal here
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Markobre - Sat, 21 Dec 2019 20:16:07 EST Vp7ZPXXi No.44081 Reply
>>44078
Yep. If someone smuggled the gun into Western Europe the price will multiply because getting caught for smuggling firearms has massive consequences
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Fanny Climmlespear - Thu, 26 Dec 2019 10:35:47 EST NJ6QdJeO No.44091 Reply
>>44078
Damn dude smuggling illegal contraband costs a lot of money, holy shit my mind is blown, what a revelation
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Polly Fanstone - Tue, 31 Dec 2019 01:07:03 EST PJS4mi4d No.44103 Reply
>>44091
Sure, prick. It's mindblowing that something so antiquated, mass produced, and well circulated would run so high. Also mindblowing that so many countries that suffered under the hands of the Nazis would pass such laws after what happened.
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Angus Fanwill - Tue, 21 Jan 2020 20:16:18 EST vRM5YD5v No.44134 Reply
>>44078
They got smuggled around and i imagine they have people to pay.
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Walter Shakefuck - Tue, 21 Jan 2020 20:20:39 EST 1kGKT9/c No.44136 Reply
>>44103
>muh "if they had pistols the Nazis wouldn't have existed" meme
Holy shit you really are retarded
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Betsy Goodridge - Wed, 26 Feb 2020 08:31:04 EST PJS4mi4d No.44180 Reply
>>44136
Can you read you dumbshit? Meme? Disarmament was one of the first moves the Nazis made, if it werent for the west arming resistance fighters, there wouldnt have been nearly as much success from the resistance. In areas occupied by Japan the US didn't have to do quite as much because locals were intense about manufacturing their own guns.
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Graham Winnerkure - Sat, 29 Feb 2020 20:46:24 EST +r/TPXgS No.44187 Reply
>>44180
You're still a moron if you dont grasp that a major brand firearm would be worth buying in a prohibited country, even if the market rate was as high as $5000+. The actual growers of coca make something like well under 1% of the retail revenue overseas. If that was applied to firearms, the gun you speak of would reasonably cost up to $20,000. I'd say a few grand is definitely a steal.

You're just used to guns being legal and not being taxed for how much damage that indirectly do to society by you know, killing people.
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Eugene Fublingfield - Mon, 02 Mar 2020 00:06:05 EST fdfM3Hq5 No.44190 Reply
>>44187
Yeah well, most places don't tax shit that is horrible for society. At least not substantially. Soda, ciggies, and booze cause a million fold more damage to society than guns could ever even imagine causing. Pretending like guns are some major problem in the US is pretty retarded when more people die in a month from being a fat fuck than a years worth of all firearms related injuries and deaths.

>It is just authoritarians using dead children to promote further enslavement of the peons while the gun corps rake in millions from FOMO. Nobody is the good guy in these situations except for the armed peasants.
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Beatrice Sinningway - Wed, 04 Mar 2020 17:30:38 EST PJS4mi4d No.44191 Reply
>>44187 Tokarev/major brand? Get a load of this guy. They exist, but especially in the west, Tokarevs arent that popular. Zastava's civilian AKs are kind of shit, but who knows who manufactured what OP ran into. Cars are much more harmful than guns, even in high crime areas.
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Lillian Tillingfuck - Thu, 05 Mar 2020 16:42:40 EST fdfM3Hq5 No.44192 Reply
>>44191
Zastava AK's aren't that bad. They're better than most Century shit and especially IO's and the like. Tok's aren't popular because x25 dried up over ten years ago and a lot of fudds talked about how dangerous they were for some reason. The safeties were added for import and should be removed or pinned and they aren't designed to be carried with one in the chamber but they are good and highly reliable pistols. Also pretty accurate given the shitty sights. 7.62x25 is quite the potent round as well. I'd have liked to have seen it crop up instead of the .357 Sig since they are basically the same round.

The 9mm barrel conversions for Tok's are solid too.
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Augustus Blommledock - Thu, 05 Mar 2020 17:24:12 EST PJS4mi4d No.44193 Reply
>>44192
It's a good round for target shooting, but obsolete compared to what weve got now. Don't get me wrong, any gun is better than no gun, but I wouldn't recommend choosing one if you can find a glock for cheap. I'd just go with 9mm JHP over anything for self defense.
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Alice Fenkinnane - Sat, 07 Mar 2020 19:31:40 EST fdfM3Hq5 No.44194 Reply
>>44193
7.62x25 is far from obsolete. It hasn't seen commercial success because there is 1 handgun that fires it. If loads were developed for it and it saw widespread chamberings, it would be have been a popular round. It also has many strengths even in shitty ball configuration.

I'd rather have a glock as well just due to capacity but if x25 was as popular as .357 Sig and was offered in a glock frame, I'd opt for it. I don't carry often but when I do it is a G32. .357 Sig is just the best all around self-defense caliber you can get in a standard framed semi-auto pistol. 9mm trails closely behind but only because of capacity beating out the 40 based 357 Sig. Every single other category out there, .357 Sig is just better.
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Cedric Decklekodge - Mon, 09 Mar 2020 15:47:23 EST PJS4mi4d No.44196 Reply
>>44194
Right, .357 sig and 10mm were the cool guy hipster rounds for a while. Problem is, ideally youll have a certain barrel length for optimum performance, and some people don't like concealed carry with longer barrels or larger frames. With the capabilities of modern 9mm, there's just not too much appeal to any other round as far as carry. In a subgun or etc, one of those MP5/10's the feds have been known to field would be pretty badass.
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Phyllis Buzzfield - Wed, 11 Mar 2020 01:44:30 EST fdfM3Hq5 No.44197 Reply
>>44196
Except in similar barrel lengths .357 Sig is still always going to outperform 9mm. Even the hottest +p+ 9mm won't beat out a lot of .357 Sig self-defense loads. 10mm is a joke. Just use 357 Magnum. The only people that like 10mm are memelords. .357 Sig has the advantage of beating 40 in every metric that matters, has the most reliability of any handgun round due to being bottlenecked, and well, the list is too long for me to post everything good about it.

>All hail the magic .357 Sig.

Also, fuck 10mm heretics.
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Betsy Blorringbanks - Sat, 28 Mar 2020 20:49:35 EST +r/TPXgS No.44203 Reply
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>>44190
>cigs and booze aren't taxed, so why guns?

Civilized nations tax those heavily as well, you dense shit. "Most places" isn't the United States. There's hundreds of other countries you know, and YES, most of them tax tobacco, alcohol, etc. appropriately, unlike the US.

What a fucking horrible example, Jesus Christ.

>assuming I'm somehow anti-gun when I point out guns would intrinsically be worth $2000-10,000, since their demand is relatively inelastic relative to supply
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William Fillerdat - Tue, 31 Mar 2020 17:34:40 EST fdfM3Hq5 No.44205 Reply
>>44203
Except for,

>A. There is no legal right to create sin taxes on constitutional human rights.
>B. There is not a substantial tax on cigarettes and alcohol. And especially not on junk food and the like.
>C. Legally owning guns does not intrinsically cause harm to society. Responsible gun ownership which the overwhelming majority of gun ownership; does not create a burden on society.

Sin taxes on guns and ammo is therefor objectively wrong and misguided. Additionally I would like to add the following: take your classist rich boys ideology of making guns only legal for filthy wealthy individuals and blow it out your fuckin ass faggot. There is no reason why guns should cost thousands of dollars when the vast majority of them cost maybe 50 dollars in raw materials and 200-300 in machining and logistics time. Fascist.
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