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My spanish isn't perfect yet, but my understanding from the night guard in our complex (who talks with the outside guards at their complex) is that they're part of the embassys (plural) attachments. I'm guessing some kind of joint housing situation for those who don't live in the embassy or...

Actually, I'm here for the weather and the women. Living the good life. Except that my first three months, I was taking a siesta at 7:30 pm, and three guys drove up quickly and broken into my house. All I had was a machete in a sheath. They heard me upstairs as the metal sound of...

Majic, Good points. On a tourist visa, you can't legally own a gun. But if you have a company, then the company can legally own the gun. Need to look into this more closely, though, prior to purchase. I've been told that even owning a non-licensed gun is only a misdemeanor with a fine...

The gun laws are fairly liberla (Cripes! I can't even bring myself to say the word!). You need a clean police report from your country of origin, and then they pretty much issue "on demand" much similar to Texas. I need to look into the rifle laws. But concealed carry... think there's a...

Most likely. I need to check the pricing (or price difference). So-- you think I should buy a handgun, first?

Okay... i'm staying for un undetermined period of time in an undisclosed foreign nation ;) in Central America. It doesn't make fiscal sense to bring my guns in from Texas, so I need to buy something here. As firearms are about 25%-50% more expensive (in general) here, the collection will...