SENJATA PISTOL PERLINDUNGAN DIRI PLURU KARET CZ 83 KALIBER 9 MM MAMPU MELUMPUHKAN LAWAN

Our channel does not sell firearms; we only review firearms and provide understanding of firearm ownership and use for civilians. Please note: 1. Self-defense weapons meet the requirements for civilian categories, namely government officials, civil servants/military/police officers, class IV, entrepreneurs with a Business License (SIUP), retired military/police officers, and lawyers, doctors, and judges. 2. Based on Police Regulation No. 1 of 2022 concerning Licensing, Supervision, and Control of Standard Police Firearms, Non-Organic Police/TNI Firearms, and Security Equipment Classified as Firearms. Self-defense firearms in calibers .22, .25, .30, and .32, including rubber bullets, gas bullets, gas sprays, and electric shock devices. 3. For purchases/prices, please inquire with the local police department regarding permits related to the purchase. The local police (Polda) intelligence department will notify you of the official purchase through (importer/grant) and the ownership and use permit. 4. Types and Tariffs for Non-Tax State Revenues at the Indonesian National Police are based on Government Regulation 76 of 2020. 5. The following are the procedures for officially acquiring firearms from the police: Applicants must meet medical requirements. If you wish to purchase an official firearm, they must first meet medical requirements, which means being physically and mentally healthy. Furthermore, they must have no physical disabilities that could impair firearms skills and, importantly, maintain normal vision. Applicants must pass a psychological test. If you are someone who is easily nervous and panics when faced with challenges, you will likely not be eligible to own an official firearm from the police. Because the requirements for civilian firearm ownership include the ability to control one's emotions and maintain a calm demeanor, as evidenced by a psychological test from the National Police Headquarters Psychology Department. Applicants must have no criminal record. You must be of good character before applying for firearm ownership. This means having no criminal record or legal record, as evidenced by a Police Clearance Certificate (SKCK) issued by the police. Furthermore, applicants must also pass screening by the Head of the IPP Directorate and the Sub-Directorate of Pamwassendak. Applicants must be at least 24 years old to possess a firearm. If you do not meet the age criteria, you should not apply for a firearm, as the result will be known and likely rejected. Applicants must meet the following administrative requirements when applying for firearm ownership: 5 photocopies of your ID card (KTP) 5 photocopies of your Family Card (KK) SKCK (Police Clearance Certificate) and Recommendation from the Local Police Chief Stamped Application Letter 5 color photographs (2x3 cm) 5 color photographs (3x4 cm) 5 color photographs (4x6 cm) Completed application form from the National Police Headquarters 6. All requirements for civilians must be met in order to own a firearm. Once you have a firearm ownership permit, you must renew it annually. This is valid for use and 5 years for ownership.