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In a word, no. http://crimeresearch.org/2015/06/compar ... nd-europe/

The problem is, America has a population of over 330 million people. Compared on the basis of population, there are several countries with higher frequencies of mass shootings.

http://crimeresearch.org/2015/06/compar ... nd-europe/

If you look at the frequency of mass shooting attacks per million people, there are nine countries, including Switzerland, with a higher frequency than the US.

If you look at the annual death rate from mass shootings per million people, there are seven countries, including Finland and Belgium, with higher death rates than the US.

In order to compare US mass shootings to other countries, you have to include enough countries to match the US population, but that is subject to cherry picking. So comparing rates per million eliminates the possibility of cherry picking.