flushkz

I love my sidearm but I fucking hate the name. When people ask me what gun it is, what's normally a positive experience turns afoul as I compose myself for the effort to belt out "It's a Smith and Wesson M and P Two point oh, 9mm. The full size". I've never owned a glock but I envy you glock guys so hard everytime I have to say all that. First of all, the make itself is a displeasure to say, just focus on the word Wesson for a moment. It's very awkward to say if you think about it, it's alot more managable to say it quickly as Wessin. Really, say Wesson out loud, it feels like ass. Instead, you glock guys have one clutch syllable, and a two digit numerical designation. So verbally ergo

Me and a group of friends are considering February to travel to Budapest. Are there any events planned for the month?

Has anyone else tried this??? I call it wake and wait

Hey there, I was having trouble finding information on weapon laws in Budapest. I know that private citizens aren't really allowed to carry guns, I'm not asking about that. What I can't figure out is the laws regarding knives or similar melee weapons.

Am I allowed to carry a concealed knife? Any restrictions? What are the penalties (if any) for a tourist carrying an illegal knife?