i could argue the same for Finland tho but for different reasons. Now if you implemented everymans right i would move tomorrow. Over here guns are lightly restricted by EU standards, everyone i know in my community owns a gun of some sort. Specifically concealable weapons and autoloading are restricted, that said i own a valmet "AK" in 308 and a civilian AK derived platform in 7.62x54r (russian made rifle for tiger hunting iam told) because those are considered suitable for hunting. Now an AR15 in 5.56 would be considered a duty weapon and reserved for military reserves (thats nearly every natural born man here due to the conscription system) and handguns are simply not legal for hunting at all.
on the other hand, everymans right means that in terms of "nature" there is no private or state property. Wanna fish, hunt, hike, Camp or build a cabin in the woods? so long as you steer clear of someones house (150m) and dont permanently alter their land its free real estate. Quotas on most species are also up in the air for wathever local hunters agree they should be.
Really the only lack of freedom we have is not being able to grab a 50bmg, 44 revolver or ar15 off the shelve and the lack of coffeeshops that dont sell coffee like my birth country