The incident in the Kaišiadorys store, when a legally owned Nagan revolver fell out of a man's handbag and fired, injuring his wife who was standing nearby, raised a broader question - how civilians in Lithuania can generally keep, carry, and transport weapons and what rules their owners must follow.
The incident in the Kaišiadorys store, when a legally owned Nagan revolver fell out of a man's handbag and fired, injuring his wife who was standing nearby, raised a broader question - how civilians in Lithuania can generally keep, carry, and transport weapons and what rules their owners must follow.