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In many countries of the world, the possession and ownership of firearms by civilians is highly restricted or outright illegal ( see Gun laws ).
The practice of gunsmithing is therefore typically restricted.
The only firearms-related repairs are by individuals trained and employed by the military or police.
These individuals are known as Armorers.
Typically, their skill level is usually far below that of the artisan Gunsmith.
Where the Gunsmith frequently has to design, manufacture and fit parts ranging from small internal parts and assemblies, the Armorer usually only has to replace standard interchangeable parts belonging to only one type, series, or family of military-related firearms.
They typically are furnished a large inventory of standard parts that are known to wear and cause malfunctions in the " weapons " they will encounter, and they are simply trained to replace these items until satisfactory function is restored.

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