has gun rights and we have a lot to learn from each other! The struggle to protect the precious human right to keep and bear arms is a global fight. It is being waged against vicious anti-rights bigotry that quietly flourishes internationally. The days of hiding this anti-rights agenda are over. The idea that the U.S. is the only nation with a strong gun culture with hundreds of millions of supporters is untrue. That myth is promoted by people who want to hide the truth from you. Gun owners are active and dedicated worldwide. All nations have gun rights on the books. They all have ranges and stores and clubs. Many have gun policies that exceed America s, from which we can all learn and grow. This book unlocks a hidden truth about gun ownership it so fundamental a human right that it exists and is honored worldwide despite efforts by bad governments and the UN to shut it down or pretend it doesn t even exist, to keep their citizens under control. The Worldwide Gun Owner's Guide is a game changer that will open your eyes, and increase your knowledge in a way that has never before been possible. Who can have guns How to obtain firearms What firearms are legal Ammunition, suppressors, full-autos, handloading and special weapons Where you can shoot Local color, history, background and travel tips Clubs, contacts and the local scene Pricing and availability too! Every nation has a gun culture, gun laws and gun buffs. America stands alone on gun freedoms is a myth. For the first time in history, the world can see what its gun laws are the book shines light where darkness prevailed. Contrary to popular belief, America does not have the greatest firearm freedom, ranked only 9th out of 62, with an 83% firearm-freedom rating. Nations with guidelines and firearms access exceeding what U.S. citizens have set a good example to follow. Perpetuating the myth that America is unique regarding guns, by the media, anti-rights activists, politicians and the UN, harms freedom and is an injustice to gun owners. Prospects for improving worldwide gun rights are good. Even the most repressive gun laws contain the seeds of freedom and respect for some level of gun rights. Those seeds can be nurtured, and obstacles for growth removed.

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