Czechia has traditionally been an armed nation. The Nazi's invaded Czechslovakia not just because they weren't satisfied enough with the Sudetenland but because of the weapons factories. The nation had long armed Europe and that fact remains today. It's supposed to be the most armed European nation and allows for concealed carry, however this attitude is limited only to itself, and a handful of its neighbours to a lesser extent.
Czechs have long had a right to bear arms, this is merely a constitutional guarantee!
In most of Europe, there's little reason in carrying a weapon in everyday life with you as you won't ever need it, with some exceptions such as the North of Ireland (where terrorist groups are still active). Unlike the US where there are guns everywhere, Europe, despite what Fox News says, there's not that many about that are easy to obtain, Sure if you know the right person you can get one, but the same can be said for anywhere even somewhere like North Korea which is said to be highly restrictive with regards to firearms (to make it easier to quell a proletarian revolution, rather ironically).
