I found this channel on youtube, it appears to be a Japanese tactical gear and training company, with a whole bunch of videos, is this some sort of specialist training camp for tactical specialists or Japanese gunotaku having a go at being soldiers and SF?
They have one live fire video, but in a few of their training videos the guns they use are ejecting training shells, whilst also practicing fairly practical drills. I looked up the Ichiro Nagata person, and he's had considerable experience with firearms and is Japan's foremost firearm photographer.
You can't own guns Japfriends. So move or just stop.
Thomas Taylor
Whew, pretty scary being around that old man with the carbine. He borderline muzzle sweeps the camera crew.
Asher Harris
yes you can, a jpop lady did a vlog of going through the process of getting a license
Owen Jenkins
Not that user but >Japan. The weapons law of Japan begins by stating "No one shall possess a firearm or firearms or a sword or swords", and very few exceptions are allowed. Citizens are permitted to possess firearms for hunting and sport shooting, but only after submitting to a lengthy licensing procedure.
Samuel Barnes
Japan still has a big amount of hunters and sports shooters, there's a Japanese hunting channel where the owner goes big into Japanese Gun Culture, and applications for licenses have almost tripled in recent years.
Michael Gutierrez
> .6% out of 100 people own firearms in japan >In Japan, the number of handguns in civilian possession is reported to be 77 >shotguns 2015: 144,986 >Rifles 2015: 30,325 Not exactly what I would call a 'big amount'.
Ryan Carter
shut up weeb. Japan has 0.5 guns per 100 people and some of the worst gun laws of the developed world
William Walker
the laws are terrible that's a face, but more young people want to shoot than ever before, what's wrong with that?
Jayden Martin
I guess that is good. Japan needs a pro-gun movement
Oliver Jenkins
Nothing. What is wrong is that they live in a country where they cannot freely or as readily do it as in other countries.
If you want to shoot guns take a trip somewhere. Japan is not known for their firearms and everyones seen ichiro before. It's chris costa levels of fanfare.
Josiah James
>and applications for licenses have almost tripled in recent years.
That's interesting. Looks like they train pretty hard. They really go over a lot of knife stuff like that? It's probably a bigger threat around there. Seems like martial schools are way more common too. That sort of thing is just starting to really pop up here as a really popular thing most people are just thugs that learned from getting knocked around in the streets.
Juan Johnson
nice find user.
Non-ironically interested in how the Japanese approach firearms training. Their penchant to make everything minimalist and effective would be interesting applied to firearms.
Samuel Lopez
how often does the average user go on an international vacation?
Christian Barnes
You can't have pistols in Japan if you aren't military, or LEO. Shotguns, and later on after owning a shotgun for a while you can upgrade to a rifle. I'm not nipponese, but I watched a few videos on the subject.
Zachary Myers
He lives in Guam, which is a US territory you newfag.
