Keaow

[You are right ONLY the licence holder can even touch the weopon. If you touch it, it will be deemed as "Pit Mur'' (wrong hand) and you will be prosecuted. If you do fire it get your wife to fire it after you then wash your hands and make sure the missus is well briefed befor the Old Bill arrive.]

I would be interested in where this is stated in the law. When my wife collected her gun license she was told (by the mayor of the town) that anyone in the household could legally use the firearm in self defense.

I've never had any problem getting and/or renewing a Thai drivers license. Just went to the transport office and took the test. It's not exactly hard is it !!

These days there seems to be a lot of world governments using the 'war against terror' to introduce what could be called Big Brother type laws/rules. 10 or 15 years ago some of these rules would have been unthinkable.

And what happens when the phone is stolen and used by a terrorist??