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>Please note that they are fine for 7.62, 5.56 and .22 rimfire, but I
haven't
>tried them with a high charge BP rifle yet, or shotgunning, so I don't know
how
>good they are for that.
If they are fine for high velocity rifle, then they are fine for
shotguns and BP rifle
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The movie was the brilliant nod to James Bond, starring Arnie, Art Malik and
friends with three nukes and some very dodgy tricks with an Uzi on a
staircase, called "True Lies". "When he said 'I do', he never said what he did!"
The end of the film, where the terrorists ar
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I am thinking of visiting one of the big civilian shooting academies in the
US, either Gunsite, LFI or Thunder Ranch.
Before I invest the cash, can anyone make a personal recommendation or give
me an opinion on these places?
Thanks,
James
--
Thunder Ranch has the b
From: "John Hurst", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CANADIANS PREFER SELF DEFENSE TO CRAZY LAWS
(Canadian gun owners are banding together to form a organization
to be arrested together en masse for civil disobedience).
Thoreau lives! Not in the United States, but in Canada. Gun
owners there understand th
From: "Hugh Bellars", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I don't know about a Schwarzenegger movie, but I remember the 'gun in the
camera' gimmick being used in the excellent Irvin Kirshner 1970s espionage
spoof S*P*Y*S, and more recently in 'The Bodyguard' with Kevin Costner. (I
find it ironic that Costner i
From: "E.J. Totty", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Tacoma News Tribune
06/04/2000
A mother sticks to her choice to keep a handgun handy
Stephanie Madison
There was a time when I believed having a gun in the same house where
children reside was not only unsafe but was bordering on recklessness.
Mothers sh
From: "E.J. Totty", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>I read the rejection by Norman and Steve of my suggestion of wearing a
>yellow star (not on an armband, though) on the day that the newspapers
>report a case from Germany where anti-abortion campaigners are using the
>slogan 'Holocaust then, Babycaust now'
From: "E.J. Totty", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[...]
"... It used to be considered an immutable
point of orthodox doctrine that the government that
absolves it's self of the obligation to provide for the
defence of it's citizens also absolved them of their
allegiance. This doctrine was v
From: "E.J. Totty", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[...]
Continuing with a definition first brought in by the
Thatcher government to allow police to tap the phones of union
members in the 1985 British miners' strike, the Bill specifically
designates "conduct by a large number of persons in p
From: "Robert Sadler", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Dear Cybershooters,
I'm off to France at the end of the week and was thinking that a little
pistol shooting might be an option. I am staying in the northern Vendee near
Les Sables d'Olonne. Does anyone have any info on clubs etc in the area
and/or any o
From: "Paul & Ann Isherwood", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yes, the police charge for traffic and crowd control at football matches and
similar events, BUT the charge probably does not cover the full cost of the
provision of officers for such duties.
I must be the only guy you know who is able to brag th
From: Martin Kay, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
A charity raft race in the small town of Ellon near Aberdeen was last month
threatened with a large policing bill, but this was withdrawn after
significant adverse local publicity. This suggests to me that a principle of
the organisers having to pay for a pol
From: "Jack", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
We had an airgun attack here in my hometown (Greenville, Texas)
last week. Seems this stupid 18 year old bought a BB pistol at
Wal-Mart and proceeded to rob two convenience stores, one in
Greenville, and one in Commerce, about 18 miles down the road.
He was cha
From: Jonathan Spencer, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>GUN ROUND-UP Pc GAVE AWAY PISTOL, COURT TOLD
> He has also pleaded not guilty to the theft of two other guns,
The other two, it is argued, are antiques manufactured in the 19th
century or, in any event, no later than 1916.
--Jonathan Spencer, firea
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<< The message must be simple, clear, and appealing; the more of
a jingle it is, the more memorable is will be, the more easily it will be
remembered and repeated, and that is the intent: get the message out!
At any rate, it needs to be simple, unique, instantly
From: "bob blake", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Steve
The French seem to have the right idea, they get the Insurance Companies to
do the job, who better to assess the risk.
Keep up the good work
Bob Blake
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From: "Nik Jones", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Nothing new - similar device used at the start of 'The Running Man' in the
prison - another Big Arnie film. Do police agencies, etc watch these films
for inspiration? If so, I'd like a go of that weapon he had in 'Eraser' - it
fired aluminium shells at the s
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>>Does anyone know whether the police charges football clubs for their
presence during a match?<<
Football clubs are charged for police presence.
>>Does anyone know any (other) activities where the police feel they have to
be involved, yet don't charge the organisers/t
From: "Gregory", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Try 'American Small Arms Academy' (ASAA), run and founded by Chuck Taylor.
Has bases in both Wallingford/Fairfield, Connecticut, USA and Prescott,
Arizona, USA.
Was Chief of Training Operations at Gunsite when Jeff Cooper ran it.
He does "all" the 'Special
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You should contact the head of each and aske them about their philosophy of
instruction and how they think about the issue of self defense.
I have not attended Gunsite, and they are back to the Cooper style, if I read
the magazines correctly.
Thunder Ranch has come h
From: "Neil Roberts", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Merseyside are also saying this. They attach a note to be given to the
referee that says one word answers are not sufficient.
Neil Roberts
--
Well, it's their own fault, ACPO wrote all the forms (I have
absolute proof in the form of a draft of the refer
From: "Derek Bernard", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Please do tell... What 3? Does this include the one I heard about at
> Tiddsley Wood, many years ago? The woman who got hit one yard INSIDE the
> safety exclusion zone?
>
> Nigel
Sorry! I did this research many years before starting to sort and file
From: nick royall, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
A compendium of thoughts on California's interpretation of product liability
laws for firearms.
1. Guns are obviously toys because they should have features to prevent
injury by children to themselves so therefore cars and tin cans should be
banned or made o
I hope that BASC will join the Countryside Alliance in backing
this march - and hopefully get their wildfowling clubs to lay on
some transport. If so, it would help to smooth some of the
feathers which got ruffled over the national pigeon day debacle.
Peter.
-Original Message-
From: He
From: "Innocent", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
"It's just as well Tom failed to catch up with the gang. Otherwise, the
ensuing altercation might have resulted in the diminutive star being
prosecuted for assault. In Britain, criminals, police, and magistrates are
united in regarding any resistance by the v
From: nick royall, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
An interesting concept, getting the HSE to look after range certification.
On the minus side they are ill-equipped to do their existing work due to a
lack of funding-the Tories wanted sweatshops so we could be "competitive"
and also the fact that few ranges
From: "Derek Bernard", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> There have been several since then, what about that copper in the Met
> who has had two ADs fired into him!
>
> Steve.
As I saw it, the parameter of this particular thread was that the victim was
outside the range; thus giving rise, at least superfici
From: "Richard Loweth", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It used to be that the club paid for any and all police INSIDE the ground,
but that any and all police OUTSIDE the ground (even if just two yards away
from the turnstiles) came out of the ratepayers' pockets. Thus the move to
stewards, now, inside the
From: Jeremy Peter Howells, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
How do the nuclear fuel carrying ships fair then? They
are British flagged and the last I heard they carried
20mm and 30mm cannon and sundry other things - they are
also completely civilian.
Regards
Jerry
--
Presumably BNFL have a firearm certifi
From: Thomas A Chandler, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It's Amazing What One Has To Believe...To Believe In Gun Control
By Michael Z. Williamson c. 1999, 2000
That the more helpless you are, the safer you are from criminals.
That you should give a mugger your wallet, because he doesn't really want
to
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By RICHARD CARELLI Associated Press Writer
WASHINGTON (June 5, 2000 11:07 a.m. EDT http://www.nandotimes.com) - The U.S.
Supreme Court on Monday set aside the lengthy prison terms given to five
Branch Davidians who survived a 1993 siege at the sect's Waco, Texas,
co
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Meanwhile, up in the north with the main BEF forces, my
uncle Jock was retreating towards Dunkirk...
It appears that Viscount Gort, in charge of the BEF, had
failed to stop the German thrust between the north of the
French Maginot line and his forces on the Belgian bor
From: Paul Quilliam, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The film concerned was The Bodyguard. The bad guy had
a gun and lazer pointer to aim in a TV camera.
--
Obviously a fairly popular plot line. Plus I have
seen .22s disguised as cameras so it's a pretty old idea.
Steve.
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There is a poll at vote.com on gun licensing.
Steve.
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