Greg, Wilma I’ll say it again very informative series about protection. Looking forward to the next one as we are in the process of buying our property. Thanks for posting these videos.
Well said its not need ! Only USA people would love to have guns to feel power or how they call "protection"! If they will have a buglar and he is not a threat he will run they will shoot him! Then say he was a threat.
Greg, Wilma...good to see you both. Enjoy your data about fire arms in the Philippines. Trying to help my Filipina understand what needs to be done to get her a license...thanks
Those gated communities around here packs in the homes like sardines. Not for us and we like the cooler cleaner air at our elevation. No aircon needed.
Unfortunately with all of these fees and hoops to jump through, it makes it impossible for the average Filipino to legally own a firearm. While ALL Filipinos are supposed to have the right to own a firearm, with all of these fees it’s basically limited to the wealthy. In California we have a “10 day wait” from the time that you purchase until you can pick up your firearm, even if you already own multiple firearms.
The waiting period is just another violation of the constitution. Our government is way too big now looking to take more and more. Commiefornia lets violent criminals out early because of failed liberal politicians then there is havoc.
Hi Wilma and. Hey, I would really look into defending against animals (prince). I have been a law enforcement officer since 2003, and normally, animals are not included in defending your home to qualify for shooting someone. We only get away with it because our K9 units are considered police officers like us. Please just get clear clarification if you can defend Prince like he's a human being and not have any backlash or repercussions behind it. Another great informative video. God's blessings and Happy Easter.
@@buildingthephilippines I agree that there is a need for strict gun regulations, however if these regulations aren’t strictly enforced then they become useless. For the average law abiding citizen, yes 6 months in jail and loss of gun rights is a big deal. They might also lose their job and possibly their housing. For the average career criminal 6 months in jail is a vacation and they can just get another illegal gun when they get out of jail. That is California.
@@lmcc0072 Everything you posted is true. But what you left out is that California is among many states where those situations and possibilities exist.
Gun ownership is a right , shouldn’t have to beg the government for my rights. Any fees , taxes on any part of guns , ammo is a violation. The constitution should rule supreme. States like commiefornia and NY dont care about the constitution and its citizens.
Pretty expensive 😅. I’m a Filipino/American and from Arizona. Buying here in the states is like buying candy’s. Thinking about getting one when I retired in in the Philippines this year. I guess, I’ll wait.😁
Great video.. but you never covered if there are any storage in the home laws.. back home in canada when we were able to buy hand gun "no more thanks to current government" we had to store it in such a way that if you shot an intruder they would be asking how you get to the gun and load it in time.. i had shotgun under my bed which has much more relaxed laws but when i asked if i shot someone breaking in.. i was always told this isnt America shot first ask questions later... i was told you better make sure, damn sure they have a weapon on them ;)) But I've always said that... in the dead of night and sound of buckshot being cycled into the chamber would make any unarmed man shit their pants turn and run
Don't know, you have to purchase here as I understand it. Something like that is not available. At least at the shops I went to. Pretty limited stock here.
lol...Does this mean you are getting another Doberman? Am sure Prince wouldn't mind...lol, It certainly sounds expensive. How much does a day at the range cost? if you don't mind me asking. Thank you for posting this video. It is a Great video, Wilma and Greg...Jim
My wife are thinking about getting her one, i am 22yrs military, and had my conceal carry in the US, so thanks for all the information. Very informative an well covered 🤔 also if you dont mine! What was your total cost from start to finish? With hiring a guide. I understand if not😉
A bit off topic. But my Filipino gf has two pieces of land in Camiguin that she inherited. Would you know the approx cost of doing a title search ? And who to use. Thanks for any help
There's no real title search here. You need to find the original title to the property. See if that person is still alive. If not then it gets complicated. It's called a mother title. Need to find a local attorney that you can trust. Usually costs about 5000 pesos. If person is alive then it's easy. However, if the title shows to be part of a larger piece of land, meaning gf only inherited part of the land. It really gets complicated. You need to subdivide the larger land, get surveyed, create a subdivision map and send to regional office to get approved. In our area it's in Cebu. It starts with the original title and an attorney.
GET THE GOVERNMENT LAW IN WRITING. Also, why not just have a GIANT dog with GIANT teeth. Fully autonomous leg chomping alarm system with no special licensing required.
I’m not a thief, but I wouldn’t be breaking into your house with Prince and the rest of the security there 😂. I wouldn’t show all of your security measures though. You always want to leave some surprises for any potential thieves.
I think you should mention to anyone thinking of retiring here that it is dark from approx 6pm till 6am so if they are thinking of building a house in the middle of nowhere can they live with that. Going out in the dark coming home in the dark. Even walking round their own property at night
Is the risk of attack in the Philippines high? Are there many break ins and foreigners homes with threat of violence? If the answer is yes, don't get a gun. Go to a different country. And if the answer is no, then you don't need a gun.🤔I would guess that very, very few Filipinos have guns. This sounds like Americans bringing American gun culture to the Philippines.
Actually the opposite is true. Many Filipinos have legal firearms. We go to the local shooting range and I'm the only foreigner shooting. Everyone else are Filipinos. Home burglaries happen all over the world. That's why my wife is a legal gun owner.
@@buildingthephilippines You need to be armed, period. What laws you obey is your business. You are in a country where the gap between the have's and have not's is huge. So, stay safe. My point is that the Government setting up legal hurdles to prevent people from getting access to firearms only makes it extremely difficult for good law abiding people. Law abiding people are not the problem, criminals are the problem and all the laws on paper mean nothing to a criminal and won't stop them. So, all these government restrictions and registration schemes you described are NOT a good thing, they are nothing but stupidity. I know the Philippines very well and there are plenty of people there, good and bad, who have illegal guns.
@Paladin1776a we mainly agree. I believe in legal gun ownership, where there are requirements to ensure ill people from obtaining firearms. I also agree so many unnecessary fees keep law abiding people from getting one. I will say I was shocked with how many Filipino couples were getting licensed. Thanks for the clarification.
Hi guys Glenn from Australia Do Not like guns I think you are a very lovely couple Disappointed with your decision to have guns In Australia few people have firearms
