SE FLÁVIO GANHAR, COMO FICAM AS ARMAS NO BRASIL?

Possible Changes to Brazilian Firearms Rules

The presenter speculates about how Brazil’s firearms rules might change if Flávio Bolsonaro wins the election. These are predictions, not confirmed policy plans.

He expects gun-possession requirements could become less burdensome. Applicants might only need to declare a genuine need, rather than prove it to the Federal Police. He also predicts that:

• Calibers such as 9 mm, .40, .45, and .357 could again be permitted.
• The limit on the number of firearms could increase from four to around 10–12.
• The current tier system for firearm owners could be abolished. The subtitles are unclear about another proposed change involving numbered limits.

Other possibilities he raises include restoring a transit permit that would allow a firearm to be carried loaded and ready for use, giving shooting clubs more flexibility over operating hours, and allowing a carry permit to cover any suitably sized firearm in the holder’s collection.

The presenter also mentions a bill already approved by the Chamber of Deputies that he believes could advance in the Senate, as well as a separate bill Flávio drafted concerning gun ownership for lawyers. He is unsure whether responsibility for regulating CACs would return from the Federal Police to the Army.

Working Group and Timeline

The presenter says he hopes to join a working group drafting a new decree and asks viewers to suggest changes in the comments. He says he will try to pass those suggestions to Flávio, whom he describes as reachable through his connection to Pablo Marçal.

He expresses confidence that the election will be won and that changes could follow in 2027.

Presenter: Antônio de Santana (Tony Santtana).