From: "Pete Ansbro", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Commander Mike Fuller, head of Operation Trident, which
is tackling black gun crime, said seventy percent is
linked to drug disputes.
And presumably, Commander Fuller is waiting for someone else to conclude
what might reduce this figure to zero? (real
From: SSAA, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
SSAA Victoria
Media Release û 26/7/2000
(For Immediate Release)
Criminology Study Clears Shooters
The Australian Institute of Criminology (AIC) today released a study
demonstrating that licenced firearm owners who register their firearms
in accordance with the
From: "Graham Gartshore", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reference to , INTERNET:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I research at lot from Edinburgh and a good source is
[EMAIL PROTECTED] They will find out what document
you are looking for and put you in the right direction.
If they can get hold of a document they will
World Forumá
on the Future of
Sport Shooting Activities
--
News Clippings - Vol 1 Issue 1 - June 13, 2000
"These items are sent to WFSA members, and others, as a non-commercial
informational service. They consist of third party press reports and
From: SSAA, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.ssaa.org.au/buybackcost.html
will take you to a series of answers to questions concerning how much
the Australian gun buyback cost, - in particular the administration
element.
It also touches upon the question of ammunition controls.
SSAA thanks
From: "niel fagan", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Pardon me if I had the wrong information, but I was
led to believe that the Chief Constable and the murderer
were both Masons. I was also informed that the chief
Constable said he HAD to issue the licence which statement,
having read your firearms law is
From: Jeremy Peter Howells, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yes in one occasion Lee Marvin gave an account of his
'winning' the the Purple Heart on an edition of Parkinson
- as he put it he was 'shot in the A**!' while assaulting
one of the Pacific islands.
Douglas Fairbanks was a US Navy officer in a
From: Ken Wyatt, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Read a couple of books recently.
About the Mets "kevlar cowboys" SO 19.
The author, Steve Collins relates that the team used Spyderco knives but
several of the team cut themselves and one "stabbed himself in the
stomach"...wonder if water pistols
From: Dave Reay, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The "Royal Family in WWII did not "take their chances with everyone else".
Throughout the war there was a destroyer moored in a cove in Cornwall and a
vehicle convoy on immediate stand-by to evacuate the "Royals", by sea to
Canada.
The simple reason for this
From: "Alexander Ellis", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The working group she is talking about is considering some pretty
scary proposals, the worst one being the idea of banning dealers
from stocking handguns, you could only buy one if you had a
license then the dealer would import it specifically for
From: "E.J. Totty", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[...]
I don't know about others, but I can't
walk through a town without reflecting gloomily
that the shaven-headed tattooed thug swigging
lager across the street has a vote worth just as much
as mine - and there are an awful lot of people
From: Norman Bassett, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have confirmation today that the British Library
does NOT have a copy of the Cullen Inquiry
transcripts.
I had confirmation yesterday that the National Library
of Scotland DOES have a copy of it:
"The National Library does indeed hold a full copy of
From: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
the 308 Winchester, AKA, 7.62 NATO.
Ed Crook's input was very informative but is the above totally accurate?
Aren't the 308 Winchester and 7.62 NATO interchangeable rather than
synonyms for the same cartridge? Apart from the NATO cartridges tending to
have
From: "Alex Hamilton", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well, it might be possible to modify the 94 action to take box magazine
from the right side of the action - where the loading gate is, but you
would turn it into an ugly beast and, I suspect, that magazine would
upset the fine balance of the rifle,
From: "E.J. Totty", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[...]
Why not? This is the electronic/
digital/wired age.What is the internet for?
[...]
I certainly sounds okay on first look.
But then, you neglect to consider the
implications of decisions made in the heat of
any
From: John Howat, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
DOMINION Newspaper Wellington New Zealand 27th July 2000.
HAWKINS LOOKS AT SCRAPPING LAST YEARS GUN BILL
By TRACY WAKINS
Controversial gun laws proposed by the previous government
might be abandoned, it was confirmed yesterday. Police
Minister George
From: andrew, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hmm, I wonder if a .307 Model 94 could be converted to a
box feed .308. That could be interesting.
Steve.
Why bother when you there is already the Savage 99C and Browning BLR
available. Both in .308 plus a wide range of other cals. The BLR has
front
From: SSAA, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
SPORTING SHOOTERS ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIA INC.
***MEDIA RELEASE***
For immediate release 27 July 2000
More resources needed
The Sporting Shooters Association of Australia Inc. has called upon the
Federal government to put more resources into the problem of
18 matches
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