
A young woman visits a shooting ranch in central Germany. Per capita, Germany has the fourth-highest gun ownership in the world, but its strict laws mean they are largely kept out of the public eye.

Photographers Miguel Hahn and Jan-Christophe Hartung were surprised by the scale of gun ownership in the country. So they set out to document it. The pistol pictured here is owned by a young woman.

A recently shot deer.

Marc Schieferdecker is a founder of the German Rifle Association, which is similar to the National Rifle Association in the United States.

Odelia Graff isn't a gun owner, but she is the daughter of the German Fur Association's president. She told the photographers that it is a pity we need weapons, but we do.

A wine bottle shaped like a machine gun.

Christian Ohmen is a public-school teacher who enjoys hunting and going to the shooting range.

Ohmen's cat sleeps on top of his weapon closet.

A box full of bullets.

Karl-Heinz Oster is a enthusiast for old guns. Here he holds one from the 19th century.

Bullet holes mark an area where people practice their shooting skills.

Jens Stormer, a hunter, blows soap bubbles to see which way the wind is going. This way, animals can't detect him.




