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I don't know why but your beard reminds me of Abe Lincoln in the Clone High cartoon that no one ever remembers.

Old photo, same shirt hairstyle, headphones as on other photos.

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Maybe. Maybe not. I own a lot of ISPs here and do not need to disclose this unde Croat law.

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You noted earlier that your father-in-law doesn't own them legally, and that he simply never turned them in. Which is true, but that doesn't mean that they wouldn't be confiscated if they were to be f

Both AKs are owned by my wifes father. A war hero from Vukovar.

In case you need to setup your own custom nameservers, each one can point to one individual IP (some Registrar's demand different Ips when setting up custom nameservers).

You can get guns in serbia easily according to a serbian friend of mine (not sure about legality tho), but you can see a pic of him with an ak on the lowendbox blog

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No ons was required to turn in their guns after the homeland war.

You are not allowed to own a fully automatic weapon in 98% of Europe, let alone Croatia...

Yes. No one was required to return them after the homeland war.

croatia... ok. so in croatia privatpesons are allowed to own fully automatic weapons (assault rifles)? where are you allowed to use them in coratia? at the shooting range?

I live in Croatia and have a carry license for a semi auto Taurus 92 and Glock 26.

where is the proof that private individuals in kosovo are allowed to own, use and carry fully automatic firearms in public?!

I am not prescibed any relevant meds and have 5 psychiatrist evaluations i am fine and allowed to