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MasterChef Junior (U.S. season 5)
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MasterChef Junior (U.S. season 5)
Country of origin
United States
No. of episodes
15
Release
Original network
Fox
Original release
February 9 (2017-02-09) – May 18, 2017 (2017-05-18)
Season chronology
← Previous
Season 4
Season 5 of the American competitive reality television series MasterChef Junior premiered on Fox on February 9, 2017.[1] The season is hosted by regular judges Gordon Ramsay and Christina Tosi, accompanied by a rotating series of guest judges.[2]
The winner was Jasmine Stewart, an 11-year-old from Milton, Georgia, with Justise Mayberry from Sugar Hill, Georgia being the runner-up. This is the second time a female has won MasterChef Junior, the second time that two girls have gone against each other in the finale, and the first time a previously eliminated contestant has won the competition.
Contents
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1 Top 20
2 Elimination table
3 Guest judges
4 Main guest appearances
5 Episodes
6 References
Top 20[edit]
Contestant
Age[2]
Hometown
Status
Winnings
Jasmine Stewart[3] 11 Milton, Georgia Winner May 18
Returned March 30
Eliminated March 23
8
Justise Mayberry[3] 11 Sugar Hill, Georgia Runner-Up May 18 6
Adam Wadhwani[4] 12 Sacramento, California Eliminated May 18 5
Shayne Wells[5] 13 Spring, Texas 4
Cydney Sherman[3] 10 Brooklyn, New York Eliminated May 11 3
Evan Robinson[6] 10 Chicago, Illinois 4
Afnan Ahmad[7] 12 Jonesboro, Georgia Eliminated April 20 5
Peyton Copeland[8] 10 Ringoes, New Jersey 2
Avani Shah[6] 8 Chicago, Illinois Eliminated April 13 2
Mark Coblentz[3] 12 Starkville, Mississippi 2
Gonzalo Ingram[3] 11 Whitestone, New York Eliminated April 6
Returned March 30
Eliminated March 9 1
Lila Deluca[9] 9 Rockport, Massachusetts Eliminated April 6 1
Sydney "Syd" Neuser[3] 9 West Bend, Wisconsin Eliminated March 23 0
Donovan Millstein[3] 9 Brooklyn, New York Eliminated March 16 0
Mashu Nishi[10] 13 Thousand Oaks, California 1
Charlie Hans[6] 9 Chicago, Illinois Eliminated March 9 0
Eddie Levine[11] 9 New York, New York Eliminated March 2 0
Sam Brock[12] 9 Concord, Massachusetts 0
Elisabeth Wingo[3] 9 Sweetwater, Texas Eliminated February 23 0
Solomon Yero[13] 10 Houston, Texas 0
Elimination table[edit]
Place
Contestant
Episode
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
1
Jasmine
IN IN IMM IN WIN IN IN IN ELIM RET PT IN IN IN WIN WIN HIGH WIN WIN IN WINNER
2
Justise
IN IN WIN IMM WIN WIN IMM WIN IMM IMM PT IN IN WIN IN LOW HIGH WIN IN IN RUNNER-UP
3
Adam
IN WIN IMM WIN LOW IN IN IN IN IMM WIN IN WIN HIGH WIN LOW LOW LOW IN ELIM
Shayne
IN IMM IMM WIN WIN IN IMM IN LOW IMM LOW IN IN IN IN WIN LOW WIN IN ELIM
5
Cydney
HIGH IN IMM LOW WIN IN IN IN IN IMM WIN WIN IMM IN LOW LOW LOW ELIM
Evan
IN IN WIN IMM IN IN LOW WIN IMM IMM WIN IN LOW IN LOW WIN HIGH ELIM
7
Afnan
WIN IMM IMM IN IN IN WIN WIN IMM IMM WIN IN WIN HIGH ELIM
Peyton
IN IN IN IN WIN HIGH IN IN IN IMM PT WIN IMM IN ELIM
9
Avani
IN IMM IMM LOW IN IN IN IN WIN IMM WIN IN ELIM
Mark
IN IN IMM IN WIN IN IMM IN LOW IMM WIN IN ELIM
11
Gonzalo
IN LOW IN IN ELIM RET ELIM
Lila
IN IN IN IN WIN HIGH IN IN IN IMM ELIM
13
Syd
IN IN IMM IN IN IN IN IN ELIM
14
Donovan
IN IN IMM IN IN IN ELIM
Mashu
HIGH IN IMM IN WIN IN ELIM
16
Charlie
IN IN IMM IN ELIM
17
Eddie
IN IMM IN ELIM
Sam
IN LOW IMM ELIM
19
Elisabeth
IN ELIM
Solomon
IN ELIM
(WINNER) This cook won the competition.
(RUNNER-UP) This cook finished in second place.
(WIN) The cook won an individual challenge (Mystery Box Challenge, Elimination Test, or Skills Challenge).
(WIN) The cook was on the winning team in the Team Challenge and directly advanced to the next round.
(HIGH) The cook was one of the top entries in the individual challenge but didn't win.
(IN) The cook was not selected as a top or bottom entry in an individual challenge.
(IN) The cook was not selected as a top or bottom entry in a Team Challenge.
(IMM) The cook did not have to compete in that round of the competition and was safe from elimination.
(IMM) The cook was selected by the Mystery Box Challenge winner and didn't have to compete in the Elimination Test.
(RET) The cook won the Reinstation Challenge and returned to the competition.
(LOW) The cook was one of the bottom entries in an individual challenge but wasn't the last person to advance.
(LOW) The cook was one of the bottom entries in an individual challenge and the last person to advance.
(LOW) The cook was one of the bottom entries in a Team Challenge, and their team was last to advance.
(LOW) The cook was one of the bottom entries in a Team Challenge and the only person from their team to advance.
(PT) The cook was on the losing team in the Team Challenge, competed in the Pressure Test, and advanced.
(ELIM) The cook was eliminated.
Guest judges[edit]
Aarón Sanchez (episodes 3 and 10)
Mayim Bialik (episode 4)
Julie Bowen (episode 6)
Richard Blais (episodes 7 and 8)
Edward Lee (episode 11)
Wolfgang Puck and Martha Stewart (episode 15)
Main guest appearances[edit]
Michelle Obama (episode 6)
Muppets Miss Piggy and Swedish Chef (episode 12)
Episodes[edit]
No. in series
No. in season
Title
Original air date
U.S. viewers (millions)
35
1 "The Quest for an Apron Part 1" February 9, 2017 (2017-02-09) 4.21[14]
40 junior chefs will be competing for a white apron and a spot in the Top 20. The kids will be divided into groups of four, and each group will be cooking a similarly-themed dish, with only two advancing from each group. Gordon Ramsay and Christina Tosi are the sole judges for these qualifiers. The first group consists of Elisabeth, Barbara, Cydney, and Na'imah, who are all bakers and must make tartlets. Elisabeth and Cydney advance. The next group consists of Donovan, Kamryn, Sydney, and Logan, who are making salmon dishes. Sydney and Donovan advance. The third group consists of Liani, Jasmine, Mark, and Kaitlyn, who are making pork chop dishes. Mark and Jasmine advance. The fourth group consists of Gonzalo, Madyson, Emma, and Justise, who are making a scallop dish identical to one prepared by Gordon. Justise and Gonzalo advance.
36
2 "The Quest for an Apron Part 2" February 16, 2017 (2017-02-16) 3.72[15]
The next group to compete is Adam, Jazzy, Dredyan, and Peyton, who are making cupcakes. Adam and Peyton advance. Next up, Anna, Nicholas, Shayne, and Solomon are all from Texas and are making steaks. Shayne and Solomon advance. Avani, Eddie, Grace, and London are the next group making chicken dishes. Eddie and Avani advance. Charlie, Evan, Afnan, and Mashu are shown advancing, but are not shown competing. Finally, Jake, Sam, Jayda, and Lila, who are all from Massachusetts, make lobster dishes. Lila and Sam advance.
37
3 "Just Like Gordon" February 23, 2017 (2017-02-23) 3.83[16]
Aarón Sanchez is the guest judge this week.
Mystery Box Challenge The contestants are first showered with rice, and they must use rice in addition to the ingredients in the mystery box to make their dish. The top three dishes belonged to Afnan, Cydney and Mashu. Afnan wins this challenge and is immune for the next challenge.
Challenge Winner/Immune: Afnan Ahmad
Elimination Challenge: Afnan gets to choose three other people to be safe from this challenge; he saves Avani, Eddie, and Shayne. The remaining contestants must replicate a sea bass dish as demonstrated by Gordon. Adam's dish is declared the winner, while Elisabeth, Solomon, Sam, and Gonzalo are the worst.
Immune: Avani Shah, Eddie Levine, Shayne Wells
Winner: Adam Wadhwani
Bottom four: Elisabeth Wingo, Gonzalo Ingram, Sam Brock, Solomon Yero
Sam and Gonzalo are safe, eliminating Elisabeth and Solomon.
Eliminated: Elisabeth Wingo and Solomon Yero
38
4 "Batter Hurry Up" March 2, 2017 (2017-03-02) 3.63[17]
Team Challenge: The kids draw from a handful of sticks to see who will compete in the challenge. Eddie, Evan, Gonzalo, Justise, Lila, and Peyton draw the short sticks and must compete. Evan and Justise are paired to make the Blue Team, Gonzalo and Eddie are the Yellow Team, and Lila and Peyton are the Red Team. Each team has ten minutes to make as many perfect corn dogs as possible. The winning team is immune from the next challenge and gets to choose which judge gets covered in corn dog batter. The Blue Team makes 13 perfect corn dogs to win the challenge, and they have Gordon covered in the batter, but he then gets Christine covered.
Immune: Adam Wadwhani, Afnan Ahmad, Avani Shah, Charlie Hans, Cydney Sherman, Donovan Milstein, Jasmine Stewart, Mark Coblentz, Mashu Nishi, Shayne Wells, Syd Neuser, Sam Brock
Team Challenge Winners/Immune: Evan Robinson and Justise Mayberry
Mayim Bialik is introduced as this week's guest judge.
Elimination Challenge: The remaining contestants have 45 minutes to make a burger and a side; however, they must make them vegan. Adam and Shayne are the winners of this challenge, while Cydney, Sam, Avani, and Eddie have the worst dishes.
Winners: Adam Wadhwani and Shayne Wells
Bottom four: Avani Shah, Cydney Sherman, Eddie Levine, Sam Brock
Cydney and Avani are saved, sending Eddie and Sam home.
Eliminated: Eddie Levine and Sam Brock
39
5 "Kitchen Emergency" March 9, 2017 (2017-03-09) 3.79[18]
Team Challenge: The kids are split into two teams, with Adam and Shayne as the team captains, since they won the last challenge. Shayne captains the Red Team of Mark, Mashu, Justise, Lila, Cydney, Peyton, and Jasmine, while Adam leads the Blue Team of Afnan, Gonzalo, Evan, Donovan, Sydney, Charlie, and Avani. The teams are taken to a Cal Fire base, where they will cook lunch for 51 first responders. They will have 75 minutes to prep and cook a meal with a filet mignon, two sides of their choice, and a sauce. The first responders will taste both dishes and vote on the winning team, and two members of the losing team will be sent home. The Red Team wins the challenge with 58% of the total votes.
Team Challenge Winners/Immune: Cydney Sherman, Jasmine Stewart, Justise Mayberry, Lila Deluca, Mark Coblentz, Mashu Nishi, Peyton Copeland, Shayne Wells
Back at the MasterChef kitchen, Adam, Gonzalo, and Charlie are called out as the worst performers on their team.
Bottom three: Adam Wadhwani, Charlie Hans, Gonzalo Ingram
Adam is saved, sending Charlie and Gonzalo home.
Eliminated: Charlie Hans and Gonzalo Ingram
40
6 "A Presidential Mystery Box" March 16, 2017 (2017-03-16) 3.96[19]
Mystery Box Challenge: Former First Lady Michelle Obama appears via video to tell the kids they must make a dish in accordance with the MyPlate standards in 60 minutes. The top three dishes belong to Peyton, Lila, and Justise. Justise wins the challenge, earning both immunity in the next round and a trip to the White House.
Challenge Winner/Immune: Justise Mayberry
Elimination Challenge: Actress Julie Bowen is this week's guest judge, and she wants the kids to prepare a dish inspired by their mothers. They each get a picture of their mothers to encourage them. Justise gets to save two other kids, and she chooses Mark and Shayne. The other kids have 60 minutes to prepare their dishes. Afnan has the best dish, while Donovan, Mashu, and Evan are the worst.
Immune: Mark Coblentz and Shayne Wells
Challenge Winner: Afnan Ahmad
Bottom three: Donovan Milstein, Evan Robinson, Mashu Nishi
Evan is saved, sending Donovan and Mashu home.
Eliminated: Donovan Milstein and Mashu Nishi
41
7 "Pie-Eyed" March 23, 2017 (2017-03-23) 3.81[20]
Chef Richard Blais is this week's guest judge.
Team Challenge: The kids draw colored straws to make teams. Mark, Lila, and Syd are the Blue Team; Afnan, Justise, and Evan are the Brown Team; Peyton, Shayne, and Cydney are the Yellow Team; and Jasmine, Avani, and Adam are the Red Team. Each team has ten minutes to make as many perfect pistachio pudding pies as they can. Yellow Team had 8 pies, Blue Team had 12 pies, Red Team had 10 pies, and Brown Team had 14 pies, giving them immunity and a reward of smashing a pie into a judge's face.
Challenge Winners/Immune: Afnan Ahmad, Evan Robinson, Justise Mayberry
Elimination Challenge: The remaining contestants have 45 minutes to make their best dish featuring something prepared with the help of a blow-torch. Avani makes the best dish, while Jasmine, Mark, Syd and Shayne are in the bottom.
Challenge Winner: Avani Shah
Bottom four: Jasmine Stewart, Mark Coblentz, Shayne Wells, Sydney "Syd" Neuser
Mark and Shayne are saved, sending Jasmine and Syd home.
Eliminated: Jasmine Stewart and Sydney "Syd" Neuser
42
8 "Winner, Winner, Chicken Dinner" March 30, 2017 (2017-03-30) 3.58[21]
Richard Blais returns as the guest judge this week.
Reinstatement Challenge 1: The last six eliminated home cooks (Jasmine, Syd, Donovan, Mashu, Charlie, and Gonzalo) return for a chance to win their way back into the competition. All the other contestants do not have to compete this week. The six kids will have ten minutes to break down a chicken into clean parts. Jasmine is the winner and will have an advantage in the next round.
Challenge Winner: Jasmine Stewart
Reinstatement Challenge 2: The kids will have 45 minutes to cook a dish with a cut of the chicken, and Jasmine gets to assign the parts to the contestants. She gives breasts to Donovan, drumsticks to Charlie, thighs to Gonzalo, oysters to herself, giblets to Syd, and leaves wings to Mashu. Jasmine and Gonzalo win the challenge and are reinstated to the competition.
Winners/Reinstated: Gonzalo Ingram and Jasmine Stewart
43
9 "Scouts Honor" April 6, 2017 (2017-04-06) 3.21[22]
Team Challenge: The kids are taken to an outdoor camping area, where they are split into two teams. They will cook for 50 Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, and their leaders. Peyton is chosen to captain the Blue Team and she picks Justise, Jasmine, Shayne, Gonzalo, and Lila. Evan is chosen to captain the Red Team and he picks Mark, Cydney, Afnan, Adam, and Avani. Each team has 75 minutes to prep and cook a dish featuring a bone-in pork chop and two sides of their choice, followed by one hour to serve it. The Scouts and their leaders will choose the winning team. The Red Team wins the challenge 63% to 37%.
Challenge Winners/Immune: Adam Wadhwani, Afnan Ahmad, Avani Shah, Cydney Sherman, Evan Robinson, Mark Coblentz
Pressure Test: Back in the MasterChef kitchen, the Blue Team members have one hour to make a box of almond macaroons. Peyton, Justise, and Jasmine are judged to be good enough to move on to safety.
Bottom three: Gonzalo Ingram, Lila Deluca, Shayne Wells
Shayne is saved, sending Gonzalo and Lila home.
Eliminated: Gonzalo Ingram and Lila Deluca
44
10 "Winter Wonderland" April 13, 2017 (2017-04-13) 3.28[23]
Team Challenge: The kids get gifts with colored aprons in them to assign teams. Adam and Jasmine are the Red Team, Cydney and Peyton are the Yellow Team, Avani and Shayne are the Blue Team, Afnan and Mark are the Pink Team, and Justise and Evan are the Green Team. Each team will have 20 minutes to replicate decorating a gingerbread house. Cydney and Peyton win the challenge and immunity. Afterwards, a giant gingerbread man appears and sprays the kids with frosting for fun; he is revealed to be this week's returning guest judge Aarón Sanchez.
Challenge Winners/Immune: Cydney Sherman and Peyton Copeland
Elimination Challenge: The remaining contestants must make a Beef Wellington with two sides and a sauce of their choice in one hour. Adam and Afnan are the winners of the challenge, while Mark, Evan, and Avani are called out as the bottom three.
Challenge Winners: Adam Wadhwani and Afnan Ahmad
Bottom three: Avani Shah, Evan Robinson, Mark Coblentz
Evan is saved, sending Avani and Mark home.
Eliminated: Avani Shah and Mark Coblentz
45
11 "Tag Team" April 20, 2017 (2017-04-20) 3.59[24]
Chef Edward Lee is this week's guest judge.
Mystery Box Challenge: The kids get visited by their families. They open their Mystery Boxes to find a Blue Apron box with ingredients to make a family meal in 45 minutes, and the winner will have their recipe published by Blue Apron and get an advantage in the next challenge. Afnan, Justise, and Adam are the top three, and Justise wins the challenge.
Challenge Winner: Justise Mayberry
Elimination Challenge: The kids are put into four teams of two, and only one of them can cook at a time. Every ten minutes, the judges will call for a switch, and the other teammate will pick up where the first left off. The teams have to make a sushi platter in one hour. Justise gets to select her teammate and pair up the other contestants. She picks Shayne as her teammate, and pairs Jasmine and Adam, Cydney and Evan, and Afnan and Peyton. Adam and Jasmine are the winners of the challenge. Justise and Shayne also do well enough to move on to the next round, while Afnan, Cydney, Evan, and Peyton are called out as the bottom four.
Challenge Winners: Adam Wadhwani and Jasmine Stewart
Bottom four: Afnan Ahmad, Cydney Sherman, Evan Robinson, Peyton Copeland
Cydney and Evan are saved, sending Afnan and Peyton home.
Eliminated: Afnan Ahmad and Peyton Copeland
46
12 "The Muppets Take MasterChef" May 4, 2017 (2017-05-04) 3.34[25]
Team Challenge: The kids are split into two teams. Adam captains the Red Team with Justise and Cydney, while Jasmine captains the Blue Team with Shayne and Evan. The teams have 75 minutes to cook a dish with one of three proteins for 20 VIP guests. The guests will taste both dishes and vote on a winner. The Blue Team wins with 55% of the votes.
Challenge Winners: Evan Robinson, Jasmine Stewart, Shayne Wells
Elimination Challenge: The kids are joined by guest Muppets Miss Piggy and Swedish Chef. Piggy chooses steak and frites for the kids to prepare, and she joins the kids while cooking. The Blue Team members get a full 30 minutes to cook, while the Red Team members get only 25 minutes. Gordon has to frequently help Piggy make her dish, to the point where he makes it himself. Piggy is chosen for the best dish, while Justise, Evan, and Jasmine have the top three dishes for the kids.
Top three: Evan Robinson, Jasmine Stewart, Justise Mayberry
Bottom three: Adam Wadhwani, Cydney Sherman, Shayne Wells
The judges save Shayne, then Adam. They then save Cydney, as Piggy has been disqualified for presenting a dish which was not hers.
Eliminated: None
47
13 "Pop-Up Restaurant" May 11, 2017 (2017-05-11) 2.95[26]
Team Challenge: The judges split the kids into two teams. Cydney leads the Red Team with Evan and Adam, while Justise leads the Blue Team with Shayne and Jasmine. They are driven in dune buggies to a beach location, where they must cook lunch for patrons of a pop-up restaurant. They will have one hour each to prepare their appetizers and entreés, and the judges will choose the winning team. During preparation, Cydney cannot handle being captain and gives it to Adam instead. The Blue Team wins and gets immunity.
Challenge Winners/Immune: Jasmine Stewart, Justise Mayberry, Shayne Wells
Bottom three: Adam Wadhwani, Cydney Sherman, Evan Robinson
Adam is saved, sending Cydney and Evan home.
Eliminated: Cydney Sherman and Evan Robinson
48
14 "The Semi Finals" May 18, 2017 (2017-05-18) 3.52[27]
Skills Challenge: The kids are showered in chocolate chips, then get treated to a chocolate lava cake. They are then challenged to recreate the lava cake. Jasmine wins this challenge and gets an advantage in the next round.
Challenge Winner: Jasmine Stewart
Elimination Challenge: The kids are shown four different proteins, and Jasmine gets to assign a protein to each chef. She chooses lamb for herself, beef for Adam, goat for Justise, and pork for Shayne. The judges send Justise to the finals. They then announce Jasmine as the second finalist, sending Adam and Shayne home.
Challenge Winners: Jasmine Stewart and Justise Mayberry
Eliminated: Adam Wadhwani and Shayne Wells
49
15 "Finale" May 18, 2017 (2017-05-18) 3.52[27]
Season Finale: The judges want the finalists to prepare and present a three-course meal – appetizer, entrée, and dessert. Judges Gordon Ramsay and Christina Tosi are joined by Wolfgang Puck and Martha Stewart. The chefs must cook all three courses at once in 90 minutes.
Appetizer: Justise serves grilled spot prawns with a basil pesto, chili watermelon, and avocado balls. Jasmine serves white fish fritters with red pepper peanut sauce and papaya salad.
Entrée: Jasmine serves jerk lobster tail with coconut curry, sweet potatoes, peas, and finger lime caviar. Justise serves cider braised pork belly with wilted greens, pickled peaches, grits, and onion rings.
Dessert: Jasmine serves sticky rum cake with coconut whipped cream, guava puree, and a pineapple chip. Justise serves buttermilk panna cotta with balsamic strawberries and strawberry meringue.
Final two: Jasmine Stewart and Justise Mayberry
Winner Announced: Jasmine is announced as the fifth MasterChef Junior winner, taking home the trophy and the $100,000 prize. She became the second female winner, and also the first contestant who was previously eliminated to return and win the championship, while Justise became the third female runner-up.
MasterChef Junior Winner: Jasmine Stewart
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Estimated number of guns per capita by country
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Map of civilian guns per capita by country from the Small Arms Survey 2007.[1]
This is a list of countries by estimated guns per capita (number of privately owned small firearms divided by number of residents).[1][2][3]
The Small Arms Survey 2007[1] provides an estimate of the total number of known civilian-owned guns in a country per 100 people. These numbers do not clarify which percentage of the population owns those guns.
The ownership rate reported is the average estimate taken from a survey from the Small Arms Survey 2007.[1] This survey also gives the minimum and maximum estimates, which are based on other surveys with estimations. Note that for some countries, this margin of error is considerable. For example, Iraq or the Middle Eastern countries, ranked near the top with an ownership rate of 54.8, has a low estimate of 28.6 and a high estimate of 81.1. While the United States is ranked for the highest gun ownership rate unambiguously, Yemen (based on the margin of error) may rank anywhere between 2nd and 18th.
Contents
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1 List of countries by estimated number of guns per capita
1.1 Notes
2 See also
3 References
4 External links
List of countries by estimated number of guns per capita[edit]
Data was acquired by GunPolicy.org and are mainly based on second-hand surveys from 2007 (Karp, Aaron. 2007. "Completing the Count: Civilian firearms - Annexe online." Small Arms Survey 2007: Guns and the City. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 27 August) and 1999 (United Nations. 1999. "Analysis of Country Responses." United Nations International Study on Firearm Regulation.) Updated figures are calculated figures by gunpolicy.org.[4] The figures cited are estimates for "private gun ownership (both licit and illicit)". The rate for the world overall is 10.2 guns per 100 residents.[citation needed]
Italics in this list indicate there are several states with limited recognition.
Row numbers on the left are fixed.
"Notes" column links to notes section below the chart.

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residents
Notes
United States 101[5][6] [note 1]
Serbia 58.21[9]
Yemen 54.8
Cyprus 36.4[10]
Saudi Arabia 35
Iraq 34.2
Uruguay 31.8
Norway 31.3
France 31.2
Canada 30.8
Austria 30.4 [note 2]
Iceland 30.3
Germany 30.3 [note 3]
Finland 27.3 [note 4]
Oman 25.5
Bahrain 24.8
Kuwait 24.8
Switzerland 24.45 [note 5]
Republic of Macedonia 24.1
Montenegro 23.1
New Zealand 22.6
Greece 22.5
United Arab Emirates 22.1
Croatia 21.7
Panama 21.7
Sweden 21 [note 6]
Lebanon 21
Equatorial Guinea 19.9
Qatar 19.2
Latvia 19
Peru 18.8
Angola 17.3
Bosnia and Herzegovina 17.3
Belgium 17.2
Paraguay 17
Czech Republic 16.3
Thailand 15.6
Libya 15.5
Luxembourg 15.3
Mexico 15
Mauritius 14.7
Guyana 14.6
Gabon 14
Slovenia 13.5
Suriname 13.4
Guatemala 13.1
Australia 13.1[19] [note 7]
South Africa 12.7
Namibia 12.6
Armenia 12.5
Turkey 12.5
Denmark 12
Italy 11.9
Malta 11.9
Pakistan 11.6
Jordan 11.5
Chile 10.7
Venezuela 10.7 [note 8]
Spain 10.4
Argentina 10.2
Belize 10
Costa Rica 9.9
Estonia 9.2
Somalia 9.1
Transnistria 9.1
Russia 8.9
Zambia 8.9
Albania 8.6
Portugal 8.5
Slovakia 8.3
Jamaica 8.1
Brazil 8
Barbados 7.8
Nicaragua 7.7
Algeria 7.6
Belarus 7.3
Georgia 7.3
Iran 7.3
Israel 7.3
Moldova 7.1
Ukraine 6.6
United Kingdom 6.2 [note 9]
Maldives 6.5
Kenya 6.4
Swaziland 6.4
Bulgaria 6.2
Honduras 6.2
Colombia 5.9
El Salvador 5.8
Hungary 5.5
Sudan and South Sudan 5.5
Cape Verde 5.4
Seychelles 5.4
Bahamas 5.3
Dominican Republic 5.1
Mozambique 5.1
Morocco 5
Botswana 4.9
China 4.9
Cuba 4.8 [note 10]
Philippines 4.7
Afghanistan 4.6
Republic of China (Taiwan) 4.6
Zimbabwe 4.6
Cambodia 4.3
Ireland 4.3
India 4.2
Myanmar 4
Netherlands 3.9
Syria 3.9
Turkmenistan 3.8
Azerbaijan 3.5
Egypt 3.5
Bhutan 3.5
Palestine 3.4
Bolivia 2.8
Cameroon 2.8
Djibouti 2.8
Congo 2.7
Lesotho 2.7
Côte d'Ivoire 2.4
Senegal 2
Mongolia 1.9
Comoros 1.8
Vietnam 1.7
Guinea-Bissau 1.6
Liberia 1.6
Mauritania 1.6
Trinidad and Tobago 1.6
Malaysia 1.5
Nigeria 1.5
Sri Lanka 1.5
Uzbekistan 1.5
Benin 1.4
Brunei 1.4
Democratic Republic of the Congo 1.4
Tanzania 1.4
Uganda 1.4
Ecuador 1.3
Kazakhstan 1.3
Poland 1.3 [note 11]
Burundi 1.2
Laos 1.2
Guinea 1.2
Papua New Guinea 1.2
Burkina Faso 1.1
Chad 1.1
South Korea 1.1
Mali 1.1
Central African Republic 1
Tajikistan 1
Togo 1
Kyrgyzstan 0.9
Gambia 0.8
Madagascar 0.8
Nepal 0.8
Lithuania 0.7
Malawi 0.7
Niger 0.7
Romania 0.7
Haiti 0.6
Japan 0.6
North Korea 0.6
Rwanda 0.6
Sierra Leone 0.6
Bangladesh 0.5
Eritrea 0.5
Fiji 0.5
Indonesia 0.5
Singapore 0.5
Ethiopia 0.4
Ghana 0.4
Solomon Islands 0.4
Timor-Leste 0.3
Tunisia 0.1
Notes[edit]
Return to top of table.
Jump up ^ United States. According to the Congressional Research Service, as of 2009[update] there were roughly twice as many guns per capita in the United States as there were in 1968: more than 300 million guns in all.[5][7] 50% of U.S. guns are owned by 3% of the population.[8]
Jump up ^ Austria. The source for this number is a WFSA white paper from 2000,[1] which in turn cites "Personal communication from the head of Austrian Arms Traders Assoziation";[11] actual number may vary significantly.
Jump up ^ Germany. The number of legal guns in Germany is about 7 per 100 residents.[12] There are no reliable figures on the number of illegal guns in Germany.[13] The figure of 20 million illicit guns (~24 per 100 residents) that is often cited on the web is an estimate attributed to the GdP, Germany's largest police union.[14] This number is wildly out of range with the UN Office on Drugs and Crime's estimate on illicit guns (10% of the number of legal guns, corresponding to 0.5 million illicit guns or ~0.7 per 100 residents).[15]
Jump up ^ Finland. 1.5 million guns in 2016 in the official registry.[16]
Jump up ^ Switzerland. figures from 2016[17]
Jump up ^ Sweden. According to the Swedish National Police Agency in 2006, there were a total of 656,000 individuals who had a license for one or more guns;[18] 6.5% of the population. There were 2,032,000 guns or 21 guns per 100 residents. Of the 2,032,000 guns, 959,000 were rifles, 726,000 shotguns, 122,000 combination rifles, 88,000 pistols, 55,000 revolvers, 3,000 automatic guns and 78,000 weapons parts.
Jump up ^ Australia. The state of Tasmania has the highest gun ownership in Australia with 28 legal firearms for every 100 people.[20]
Jump up ^ Venezuela. The number displayed in this table is very likely a significant underestimation. The actual number of guns per 100 persons may vary to more, with an unestimated number of illegal firearms held by civilians, around to 9 to 15 million.[21]
Jump up ^ United Kingdom. Data for England and Wales only
Jump up ^ Cuba. The information appears to be incorrect. Private citizens in Cuba are not allowed to own guns. Only the military and police may carry weapons issued and owned by the government.
Jump up ^ Poland. According to police statistics there was 1 gun per 100 people as of 2015.[22]
See also[edit]
Gun politics
Small arms proliferation
List of countries by firearm-related death rate
Index of gun politics articles
List of countries by intentional homicide rate
References[edit]
^ Jump up to: a b c d e Keith Krause, Eric G. Berman, eds. (August 2007). "Small Arms Survey 2007 – Chapter 2. Completing the Count: Civilian Firearms". Geneva, Switzerland: Small Arms Survey. Retrieved 2013-06-20. CS1 maint: Uses editors parameter (link)
Jump up ^ Vladeta Ajdacic-Gross, Martin Killias, Urs Hepp, Erika Gadola, Matthias Bopp, Christoph Lauber, Ulrich Schnyder, Felix Gutzwiller, Wulf Rössler (October 2006). "Firearm suicides and the availability of firearms: analysis of longitudinal international data". Rockville Pike, Bethesda MD, USA: US National Library of Medicine, National Institutes of Health. PMC 1586136  . CS1 maint: Uses authors parameter (link)
Jump up ^ Martin Killias (1993). "Gun Ownership, Suicide and Homicide: An International Perspective" (PDF). Turin, Italy: United Nations Interregional Crime and Justice Research Institute. Archived from the original (PDF) on 24 December 2013. Retrieved 20 March 2016.
Jump up ^ "Armed violence and gun laws, country by country". Surry Hills, New South Wales, Australia: GunPolicy.org. Retrieved 2016-03-20. The figures by gunpolicy.org are still based mainly on 'Karp, Aaron. 2007' and 'United Nations. 1999'. They are only adjusted by calculation for more recent years, at best.
^ Jump up to: a b "Guns In America, By The Numbers". National Public Radio. January 5, 2016.
Jump up ^ "US Population by Year". multpl.com.
Jump up ^ "Gun Control Legislation" (PDF). Congressional Research Service. November 14, 2012: 9.
Jump up ^ Zhou, Youyou (2017-10-06). "Three percent of the population own half of the civilian guns in the US". Quartz. Retrieved 2017-11-13.
Jump up ^ "Serbia - South Eastern Europe: Weapons Possession Per 100 Inhabitants".
Jump up ^ Alpers, Philip. "Guns in Cyprus — Firearms, gun law and gun control".
Jump up ^ Császár, Franz (2000). "Gun Control and the Reduction of the Number of Arms" (PDF). Gun Owners of South Africa. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2013-07-21.
Jump up ^ "Deutschland, deine Waffen".
Jump up ^ "Illegale Waffe im Schrank? Zeit, sie loszuwerden Seite 2/2: Die Zahl Illegaler Waffen – nichts als eine Dunkelziffer".
Jump up ^ "Guns in Germany".
Jump up ^ "Number of Privately Owned Firearms".
Jump up ^ "Aseiden määrä Suomessa vähenee – katso, missä ovat maan 1,5 miljoonaa asetta". Yle Uutiset.
Jump up ^ "Guns in Switzerland: Facts, Figures and Firearm Law". Gunpolicy.org. University of Sydney School of Public Health. 2016. Retrieved 2017-04-20. External link in |work= (help)
Jump up ^ "Arms legislation etc" (PDF) (in Swedish). National Police control ice. 2006-05-31. CS1 maint: Unrecognized language (link)
Jump up ^ "Licensed gun owners are stockpiling extra weapons, more than a million guns have been registered since 2012". Adelaide Now. 2012. Retrieved 2017-10-03.
Jump up ^ Alpers, Philip. "Guns in Tasmania — Firearms, gun law and gun control". www.gunpolicy.org. Retrieved 2017-08-11.
Jump up ^ P.G. (7 July 2014). "Crime in Venezuela: Guns and money". The Economist. The Economist. Retrieved 4 December 2015.
Jump up ^ "Liczba osób posiadających pozowlenie na broń - stan na dzień 31 grudnia 2015 r" (in Polish). Police. Retrieved 2016-02-03.
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