From: "Alistair Shutt", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello
In light of the recent contribution from IG, who declares
employment in H.M. Police force, would he say that in his
experience, the views stated are held by the majority of
fellow officers?
Would it also be the case, in view of recent
Man arrested following courtroom drama
A man has been arrested by police hunting for two men
sprung from the dock at a magistrates' court during an
armed raid.
Thames Valley Police said the 22-year-old, who was
arrested near Maidenhead, was being interviewed by
detectives on suspicion of being
From: SSAA, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Maybe the David Kay Report will be able to assist.
INL NEWSPAPERS
(NEW ZEALAND)
NEWS
SUNDAY, 13 AUGUST 2000
Shot officer inquiry launched
An inquiry is under way to discover why live ammunition rather than
drill ammunition was
From: "Keith Wood", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My question is: how come bacteria can survive the stresses of an
explosiona and remain dangerous when most are delicate enough to be killed
off by mild heat or chemical action?
The anthrax bacillus can form spores in times of stress. These are
From: RustyBullethole, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Strange as it may seem to the likes of "IG", my concerns
over anonimity in the Cornwall shooting stem not from a
bitter shooter, but from a citizen alarmed at how "armed"
standoffs between the police and the depressed, mentally
deficient, drunk and
From: "George", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.projectgunsafety.com/
George
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From: "Daryll Brownjohn", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Did anyone else see the morning news programme on BBC 1
this morning, about 9:00?.They reveiwed the Sunday papers,
and one of the Scottish ones had the Headline something like.
"Labour bid to overturn Dunblane Gun Ban".!!!
Can this be
From: "George", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I don't have a lot of experience with this sort of thing
but things happen in the field. Unless you attach your
weapon to your web gear you will walk away from it at one
time or another. Maybe just a few feet, maybe farther.
Has anybody seen a situation like
From: Jeremy Peter Howells, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The police, security services and military are getting
more circumspect in issuing details of people involved
in intelligence gathering, organised crime investigations
or armed intervention. I presume this is because it may
be possible to locate
From: Jeremy Peter Howells, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
For those not aware many of the scientists in Unit 731
were never prosecuted for their war crimes. In fact
many of them returned to civilian life and scientific
research after the war.
It was later admitted by the Americans that several had
From: Dave Reay, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It
seems to me to be yet another case of 'lets have a go at
the police 'cos they never answer back'
In a lot of cases they are never called upon to "answer Back" or as
others may see it "to defend their actions"
and its a popular
national pastime from
From: Jeremy Peter Howells, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Are we confusing New York state with New York city?
I was under the impression that the 1911 O'Sullivan Law -
which effectively bans handguns in New York - applies only
to the city of New York and not to the state.
But as you say it makes little
From: Jeremy Peter Howells, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This claim was in one of the histories of the SAS - I have
several books on the SAS and I can't remember which one
it was in.
The reasoning for the accuracy was the need to shoot targets
obscured by hostages I believe. Hence the usual room broom
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Steve
I also don't think a baton gun was much of an option,
baton guns are designed for crowd control, you're supposed to
aim at the ground in front of the target and the baton is
supposed to bounce and clobber people.
The old "rubber bullets" certainly were, but
From: "Kathy Rodriguez", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
i must say i am very imprest with the amuont of information
about the problems our shooting brothers are having in the
UK, here in the USA we have come to realize that it is not
stupidity on the part of our anti-gun representitives but
in fact an
Sunday Telegraph
ISSUE 1906 Sunday 13 August 2000
Gun ban threatens British Games prospects
By David Bamber Home Affairs Correspondent
BRITISH shooters are threatening to boycott the 2002
Commonwealth Games in Manchester because the Government's
ban on handguns prevents them practising.
From: Jeremy Peter Howells, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You said - Is the threat of revenge attack the only reason
for officers being anonymous in this fashion?
I have answered sepatetely that the identification of
specialist officers (not only those in firearms units) in
open courts could lead to them
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It's interesting that ruger have re-engineered their old .44Mag semi-auto
carbine and re-issued it using the same magazine as the lever action. I
wonder if this will prompt anyone to produce a larger capacity magazine which
we could then use in the lever and bolt
This has got to be the dodgiest website I have found on
guns, (mmm, I'm sure they have all the licenses), but
the video is pretty interesting:
http://www.fullautoglock.com
Steve.
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From: Jeremy Peter Howells, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The survival of the bacteria may be explained by the fact
that in inhospitable conditions certain organisms become
spores (almost seeds of the original germ) to await more
hospitable conditions. I am sur ethere are more qualified
people on the
From: Ken Wyatt, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To be honest I would consider anyone who shot the comp or helped in the
running of the comp to be a "Judas".
Our sport is based on competition, if UK can't let ordinary shootewrs
take part in a once lawfull sport then no one should compete, to be
honest, in
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I watched the video on the full-auto Glock. It seems to me that he has the
muzzle climb under good control for a full-auto pistol. I'd always been led
to beleive that muzzle climb was just about uncontrollable in such a gun
unless it had a stock to tuck under your
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Do you need a certificate, or a licence, to buy or possess Pyrodex?
Robert
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Erm, I'm not an expert on the Explosives Act, off of the top of
my head I don't think you do unless it's a large amount.
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From: Ken Wyatt, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Because his ex-wife told the plods that she thought he might harm
himself.
Hell hath no fury.
Ken
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From: "David M", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
BRITISH shooters are threatening to boycott the 2002
Commonwealth Games in Manchester because the Government's
ban on handguns prevents them practising.
They claim the ban puts them at a severe disadvantage to
foreign rivals,
Personally I would like to see
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
. In the run-up to the Games, they are
asking Jack Straw, the Home Secretary, to use his
ministerial powers to give British team members special
permission to use their guns.
Under Mr Straw's
concession, weapons which are currently illegal in
Britain will be
From: "David M", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I doubt it because (a) there is no demand in the US for such a device
and (b) it's quite difficult to do because the 4-round mag is a
rotary one.
But the 10-22 uses a rotary magazine and there are a number of after market
magazines available for it with up
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