yes its semi-auto . goes bang as usual but no actual round comes out just the seal at the end so yes it would hurt if i was to hold it to someone point blank .
however having the experience of hearing alot of real fire arms going off i can hear the difference in the sound .
which is the same in training when we use blank firing SA-80’s the sound isnt as good as the real thing 
Can the blank pistol fire gas charges (pepper spray)? If not what are the rules on gas pistols?
Can you own the Flobert firearms as linked above?
not to sure .
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Can the blank pistol fire gas charges (pepper spray)? If not what are the rules on gas pistols?
[/quote] gas guns of any description are fine for use as air guns , BB guns etc . mace rounds ? im not sure i doubt you are allowed them
Here they are legal from 18, no questions asked. This is actually what most criminals carry. Which is kind of good to know that they are taking a pepper spray to gun fight.
But what is most hilarious is that the Russian mafia here carry the pepper spray pistols 
Driving in their AMG Mercedes and carrying these child toys because there is no way in hell they would get gun license (it is may issue for non-EU/non-NATO foreigners) and illegal real deal gun found during casual traffic stop would mean immediate jail time and flight ticket to Moscow.
i would of thought such people . the real deal any way would have enough connections to get weapons smuggled in
I am not saying they don’t get real guns on black market, but they won’t carry them on a casual day because Czech cops like to play SWAT on their ass a little too much.
i suppose thats sensible of them
Yak 9. Amazing… I really wish I was there… even as lazy person from Prague Im :- ) I had no idea there is functional one in republic.
4 more days till this man gets my vote screw the EU
Truth to be told the main reason why I prefer UK to stay is that I am a bit afraid that all the businesses will move from The City to Frankfurt. If they moved to, let’s say Ireland, fine with me, but otherwise I’d say Germany doesn’t need that additional boost to its economy.
It would be also interesting to see all the high income jobs leave The City. I wonder what would be with London in about ten years after all the large firms are out.
HA ! your joking right ? no reason for them to leave name a single reason they would leave ?
he is the best use of the EU money because he kills it from the inside and the majority of the british want him doing it which is why he won the European elections so he cheats no one .
and i would like to draw your attention to 1 minute 30 seconds . he talks about a federal europe do you really want a united states of europe ?
Well, they have HQ in UK because it is integral part of economy of 500 million customers. If UK leaves, then they will have HQ in economy of 60 million, and no HQ in economy of 440 million. So, that is easy to see.
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/750a2108-1b06-11e4-b649-00144feabdc0.html#axzz3Z50WE3w6
You may shed the Polish plumbers, but with all the companies leaving country you will be left standing between the Islamic immigrants and Russian oligarchs.
I am not saying that your grandchildren will not see a great economic union of commonwealth countries in 50 years, but in between London will become the next Detroit. And I mean 2014 Detroit, not the 1950s one.
Yeah, I saw that one too. Truth to be told, the pre-Lisbon EU, i.e. the one Czech Republic joined in 2004, suits me best. Anyways, federal Europe is not gonna happen in next 25 years as much as some would want it to. More pressing issue right now is whether Greece will leave EU. I don’t think there is any space for federalization in the time when countries like Greece and possibly UK are on their way out.
you will get alot of media sprouting pro-EU shit .
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Well, they have HQ in UK because it is integral part of economy of 500 million customers. If UK leaves, then they will have HQ in economy of 60 million, and no HQ in economy of 440 million. So, that is easy to see.
[/quote] and that is how ? please enlighten me ? any business can trade internationally . in the eu or out of it they’re still free to trade in the EU and the rest of the world .
or the other argument is trade . that all of sudden the EU wont trade with us go ask AUDI about that . see what they say . if we left trade would go on we would have a deal with the EU within hours . the EU needs the UK more than the UK needs the EU we have always been rich and always been a business capital in the eu and out of the eu
Look, it is all fine with me as long as all the large headquarters move to Dublin. Or Warsaw.
But thinking that these large corporations can be without having their actual headquarters within the world’s largest market, or that they will keep the same size of operations in UK once they establish HQ in EU, that is pretty stupid.
very few business or banks would leave the UK if we left . there isnt a single benefit to doing it . there is not a single barrier stopping a company trading in the eu without being a eu member look at Switzerland .
we are a tax haven for many of this bussniess and leaving would mean they would lose out on that tax benefits which is why they’re in panic about labour getting in who will attempt to change that
if we left you would suffer more than me the ratings of the EU would plunge as we are the financial driver of the EU. one of the drivers anyway
Switzerland is EFTA country. EFTA countries are bound by EU law, just have no say in its creation in the European Parliament and the European Council. If you want to go EFTA instead of EU, then well, you are right, not much will change, just that UK will be left out of any EU decision making.
I agree with you though that neither EU nor UK as a whole would suffer from Brexit. Only London due to the large businesses having to set up HQ elsewhere. Unless you really plan the EFTA way
If you go out of EFTA then you will immediately be out of the free movement of people, goods, services and capital. In a fast moving business like finances, you can’t be out of them even if it means that the paperwork for whatever you want will take just two weeks longer instead of no time.
Whether UK will overtake France or Germany in next 15 years as your article suggests is yet to be seen. But still, it would be a dwarf next to the EU as a whole.
incorrect . switzland are not bound to follow a single EU law and can not be held accountable by any EU court.
they follow partially EU law where it suits them .
the only laws they have to follow is when trading in the EU they have to follow such laws applicable to their operations . this however is nothing special as its the same if you was trading in any nation on earth you follow the rules of that nation when operating in said nation
i dont not want to be in the EFTA i was britain to be britain and nothing to do with the EU . i much prefer a free market inside the commonwealth
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be out of the free movement of people,
[/quote] good thats what we want
