From: "Alex Hamilton", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I enclose a scan of a letter to the secretary of my club on the subject
on being allowed to reload and keep at home ammunition for pistols
stored and fired at the Heritage Centre at Bisley. The letter is from
Home Office minister, Charles Clarke.
First
From: "John Hurst", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
SA 80 "Rifle"
By a WW11 Rifleman.
It passes comprehension that it should be proposed to throw even more
millions after those already wasted on the useless SA 80 "rifle" (if it can
be called such!), on top of the original 500,000,000 wasted on its
From: "niel fagan", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
There I was minding my own looking at the teletext about Liars lying son and
I hear shooting from the box, switch back to picture and there's a FULL BORE
pistol "match" being shot, with a super-tv-cop doing very well and then
throwing the match. So I
From: "Alex Hamilton", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Steven,
I was puzzled by a number of interpretations, so I asked a friend in USA
for comments and here they are.
By the way, I thought he was a Cybershooter.
Regards,
Alex.
_
Now to the
N.Y. Takes Aim
State Sues Gunmakers, Citing æCondition of DangerÆ
The State of New York is the first state to sue the firearms industry. They claim gun
manufacturers and wholesalers created "a condition of danger." (Liana J. Cooper/AP
Photo)
By Samuel Maull
The Associated Press
N
Colorado high court clears way for vote on gun show loophole
DENVER (AP) _ The Colorado Supreme Court has rejected an attempt by the gun lobby to
keep off the Nov. 7 ballot an initiative that would close the so-called "gun-show
loophole."
Currently, only people buying guns from
From: "John Sukey", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I can't speak about issue to the U.S. Army, but they
certainly were a favorite of some of the Confederate
Cavalry! I suppose that doesn't count. I have no doubt
that any captured ones were put to the same use on the
Union side.
--
They were used by the
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My interest in a possible second occasion on which Churchill was
Home Secretary stems from this story he told:
"(some time after the Great War) The King called me in and introduced
me to a Russian gentleman who turned out to be the ex-Russian
Communist Ambassador from
From: "Hugh Bellars", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
"When you reach this bunker, lay down grazing fire on this duffle-A."
Did Anthony mishear "Triple-A", ie anti aircraft armament?
Grazing fire doesn't ring a bell. Sounds like it would ruin a bullock's
whole day.
Sorry that I'm a bit late into this
