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Having lived very near by for a couple of years, +1 for laws for "Ka-wa-gees" (foreigners) may be interpreted different than for locals. And connections are much better than being right or heavily armed. (It is not uncommon for traffic accidents to be decided by nationality or connections, I can tell you first hand.)
Kuwait is a fairly safe country, and personal affronts are dealt with pretty severely. You may be better off to make other accommodations, such as with the local cops or a security company than having a non-covert weapon, or get a 'get out of jail free' card (literally, they do exist)
than having a non-covert weapon.
Finally, unless you live on the coast, it's relatively dry, and a great climate 9 months of the year. If you try to learn a dozen basic phrases, you'll do more to protect yourself than having a full arsenal.
Marhaba! (Welcome) (and 'anna lee-set air-hobby-ah', "I am not a terrorist", in the signature line below)
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Cave illos in guns et backhoes
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