7. Turkey
Terrorist attacks which took place in Turkey in the past couple of years have clearly demonstrated that restrictive gun laws cannot put an end to criminal activities. As Ammoland suggests, the case “demonstrates the utter uselessness of “gun control” at stopping those who are evil and determined.” Private firearm possession is not guaranteed by the Turkish law. Automatic and semi-automatic weapons are strictly prohibited. Handguns are allowed however only under a license, which is not that easy to get. The punishment for illegal firearm possession is a three-year prison sentence and a fine. It is obvious that restrictive law and harsh sentence do not prevent criminals from waving guns around in public places.
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