Getting a gun in France

[everlastinghistory]

I'm not a citizen so you can skip anything about licences. I'm from Canada.

I understand any hesitancy to tell me anything considering what usually happens with illegal guns but I just wanna take myself out as easy as possible in a location that means a lot to me and happens to be in France and unfortunately I'm not a citizen and can't do this legally.

A gun has always seemed like the least likely option to fail. It probably is, actually.

In Canada it's fairly easy to find them in places like downtown Toronto (I don't know this from experience; obviously — I've just done a lot of research recently). Is there any similar locations in France where it's easier? How difficult is it to find people selling them even once you've found an easier location? The whole thing seems complicated. Even in Canada I've never been quite sure how to find the right people.

If anyone knows anything please let me know whether it's in the replies or PM's. If I can't find anything about this I'll probably just opt for a simpler method like jumping or hanging. But for now I'd like to at least try and find out more about this.

 

[jodes2]

Farmers often have guns. It might be worth looking online at farmers communities, I'm sure someone will sell a gun for some quick cash but I imagine it's illegal so be careful

 

[ThisIsLife]

I'd choose another method if i were you.

France is one of those countries were finding a gun is pretty hard unless you're already part of a criminal org.

There's the possibility of making DIY guns with a 3D printer but it's expensive, time consuming, and technical.

 

[everlastinghistory]

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I'd choose another method if i were you.

France is one of those countries were finding a gun is pretty hard unless you're already part of a criminal org.

There's the possibility of making DIY guns with a 3D printer but it's expensive, time consuming, and technical.

Oddly I actually know someone who knows how to 3D print guns. Or at least she tried to do it at one point. Not sure if that succeeded or not. Might talk to her about that though. Try and find out if she succeeded at it. Seems worth at least looking into if I potentially already have someone who understands how to do it.

 

[lionetta12]

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Oddly I actually know someone who knows how to 3D print guns. Or at least she tried to do it at one point. Not sure if that succeeded or not. Might talk to her about that though. Try and find out if she succeeded at it. Seems worth at least looking into if I potentially already have someone who understands how to do it.

My one american friend bought a 3D printer a couple weeks ago and already is in the process of 3D printing a gun.

 

[everlastinghistory]

My one american friend bought a 3D printer a couple weeks ago and already is in the process of 3D printing a gun.

My only concern with this concept is what do you do about bullets and will it actually be properly functional.

 

[lionetta12]

My only concern with this concept is what do you do about bullets and will it actually be properly functional.

I don't know if you need special permission or liscences to buy ammo, not where I live. I did watch some american documentary on 3D printed guns a few months ago, the guy who made the blueprint tested the gun out and seemed to work.