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"Also i like to ask if the colt goverment 9mm PAK, in nickel/wood is a good choice...?"
For what?
And it is probably illegal in Denmark...
I was thinking of is a good quality, and looks real.
In denmark is the law build on this basis: is it fun, then it is illegal.. (denmark sucks big time 
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"I was thinking of is a good quality, and looks real."
If you wanna shooot high quatities for fun: BUY ROHM.
(Or Weihrauch.)
Original von mr.denmark
I was thinking of is a good quality, and looks real.In denmark is the law build on this basis: is it fun, then it is illegal.. (denmark sucks big time
We've got the same problems here. Since 2003 it's no longer allowed to wear a blank gun without permission. It requires a paper called "Kleiner Waffenschein". And we could only buy blank guns with the PTB-sign, otherwise it's the same as having a real gun which is illegal here without a permission. Thats the reason that there are no Glock-copys available here in Germany. The only Glock with PTB ist the Geco P217, but you could only get a used-one, but it's not cheap. That are only the restrictions for the blank guns!
Greetz
Marcel
You can buy one. You just may not carry it around with you (when loaded).
You can carry it around in a lockable case (without ammonition).
You can also carry ist in the parcel you bought it (better in a backpack and not on your body).
Yours Ralph.
No, it's not a problem to buy one if you're 18 or older!
But I'm a little curious, if you want to buy one and carry it home to Denmark, cause that's illegal and we don't want to support such actions. But if you leave the gun at a friend in Germany than it's ok.
If you are 18 years old, yoe can buy any blank gun that has the PTB-sign on it (Most likely you won`t find blank guns without PTB here).
So buying isn't the problem.
Carrying a blank gun (taking it with you ready-to-shoot or at least in reach) requires the "Kleinen Waffenschein".
As you can inagine, it's not possible for a foreigner to obtain a KWS.
Just transporting (out of reach, in a lockable case, separated from ammunition) requires nothing.
Firing the gun requires own property or, if you are on someone else`s property, the permission of the owner.
Fireworks are only to be fired in a way that the projectiles CANNOT leave the property (firing straight up into the air is considered safe to ensure that).
Now the most important question:
What do you want to do with the gun?
Stefan
Original von mr.denmark
Ok, im not quite sure it's illegal to own it, for really manny years ago i was in a shop in copenhagen, and there it was posible to buy these guns, but just not the ammo for them unless you had a hunting (or so) certifikate. So i think it's legal to own the gun but not to use it, whitout certifikate.Still no body knowing a shop in rostock?
2 years ago I called the Embassy of Denmark because I wanted to travel to Denmark for New Years Eve and they told me, that it is strictly forbidden to carry the blank guns into their country. That's all I know. If you're not sure feel free to call them again.
You should inform yourself if it is possible, that you can take the PTB-Sign-Weapon with you back to denmark -> IF you travel back. 
It would be very pitty if you buy one and then when you want to travel back, you get in trouble or something else... just because of the Weapon.
In Germany you need private property, be it your own or of someone who allows you to shoot on it.
So, if you want to use it here, go ahead (obeying the local laws, of course)!
In Denmark your gun appears to be illegal, at least the ammunition, so taking the gun/ammunition home could result in 
Stefan
I would like to encourage you to take the gun home. If they catch you, you be part of a statistic that delivers an explaination to make danish gun laws even harder, if not, you are part of a different statistic, the statistic about illegal gun owners in Denmark. Only if you decide to leave the gun (and fun) in Germany, you are also part of statistic... the one counting the danish citizens obeying fully to their law.
Therefore, do what you want, in the eyes of the masses, you stay a number.
In your own eyes, a iron curtain behind your window, maybe disturbing- but that, I cannot judge...
Sincerely yours
Arkangel (Marco)
