From: "Hugh Bellars", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
They have a website:
http://www.homeoffice.gov.uk/pcrg/psdb.htm
The relevant PSDB sector is 'Firearms & Protective
Equipment'. Naturally, there's nothing about their
police ammunition specification as "most PSDB
publications are classified and availab
From: Thomas A Chandler, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.southam.com/ottawacitizen/newsnow/cpfs/national/000824/n082448
.ht ml
Friday August 25, 2000
(Regina Leader-Post)
Police association may withdraw support for gun registry at N.S.
convention
REGINA (CP) - There's a good chance the Canadia
From: "Alistair Shutt", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello
Before you sign off IG could you say whether you would
instigate a prosecution based on a law you felt profoundly unjust?
Police officers are not all the same, I have known the local
village Bobby for over 20 years, and like Dave said, if you
wan
From: "Charles Parker", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Police employ man who shot robber
By Elizabeth Judge (Times 25/8/2000)
A GUN shop assistant who shot dead an armed robber has been
made a firearms inspector, police disclosed last night.
Peter Lamb, 49, shot Colin Budd, 19, as he tried to steal
weapo
From: "E.J. Totty", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
--snip--
>I take it that you and other contributors want to have
>the various sections of the firearms act that infringe
>our rights repealed?
>Is it fair to assume that a burning sense of injustice
>remains? (It does for
>me).
--snip--
>
From: "John Hurst", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This is very interesting despite what we hear from other sources. The
writer is a Tasmanian
Officer who asks anonymity.
Joe
=
I was fascinated reading the Canadian response to gun
registrat
From: "John Hurst", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cause
the registration of all firearms on some pretext, with the view of
confiscating them and leaving the population defenseless."
Vladimir Ilich Lenin
--
What's the source for this quote? The bits about inflation and
gun registration sound a bit made u
From: Thomas A Chandler, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Pitchfork attacker kills kids
Man breaks into a rural Merced home and stabs two youngsters
to death in their beds.
Bee News Services
(Published August 24, 2000)
MERCED -- Merced County sheriff's officials said they
had no clue late Wednesday ab
From: "E.J. Totty", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>What is an illegal order?
>Something somebody else doesnt like?
>Get real.
>
>IG
>--
>An illegal order is an order that violates the law. The example
>I was given in training is that it is illegal to order a surbordinate
>to disclose classified informatio
From: "nick royall", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Massad Ayood has changed his tune on the best gun for
home defence over the last 20 years, he used to propose
that a shotgun with the first shot of very fine pellets
to cause maximum mess with minimal damage followed by a
second shot of buckshot in case th
From: "E.J. Totty", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[...]
The real problem is that "if we can make them so can
the enemy" so who do you find to test them on and
possibly find an antidote to them? Prisoners of war or
volunteers? You are damned if you do and damned if
you don't. I don't know the answer
From: CILA / ICAL National Office, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CILA / ICALáá
Defending Canada's Heritage
--
Harris to entrench right to hunt
New law will protect Ontario's `good heritage'
By Tonda MacCharles - Toronto Star Ottawa Bureau
OTTAWA
From: "IG", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I know each one of the officers personally who officiated
at the infamous surrender of private property. I am
staggered to hear you talk about them
like this. I will take them to task!
' A constable is a citizen, locally appointed, with
authority under the Crown
From: Norman Bassett, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
What's that gun?
http://www.taipeitimes.com/news/2000/08/25/image/009867
Regards
Norman Bassett
drakenfels.org
--
Looks like a S&W 5904 to me. Also I note that Taiwan has
the death sentence for possession of such firearms by civilians,
(except the p
From: Nick Steadman, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
There's no doubt about it - if the Home Office claims to
comply with the Hague Accords, but then sanctions JSP
ammo for police which is designed to expand (even if in
practice it doesn't), then it is in breach. It would be
much better advised to state that
From: Nick Steadman, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I really cannot see the Australian government allowing
a handgun plant in-country (ever) when both AAA and
Hilver have already been squeezed out of business by
the authorities over there.
Nick Steadman
--
I thought AAA went out of business because of the
From: Nick Steadman, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Absolutely! there are a number of beanbag loads for
37/38/40mm baton guns, and these are likely to be
considerably more effective than their 12-gauge
counterparts - and safer, if fired at a sensible
distance, since the impact is dispersed over a greater
ar
From: Nick Steadman, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Any statement that all mainland Europe rifle ammo imports
have mild steel cored bullets is baloney. However, quite
a few countries (eg Germany) use mild steel jackets for
7.62mm NATO, but with lead cores (see packet - 'Weichkern'
or soft core).
Coinciden
From: SSAA, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
National Traders and Dealers Council
HANDGUN PURCHASERS SLUGGED
Amanda Vanstone's announcement prohibiting the stocking
of handguns by Importers will impact in the pockets of
Sports Target Shooters, Security Operatives and Collectors.
Speaking today, President o
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hmmm, reminds me of an enlightening experience one day
when chaps were getting rid of some 303 tracer. Bang!
Puff of sand from the backstop 100 m distant, glowing
tracer whizzes straight back over our heads about a hundred
feet up, to disappear God knows where...
Cybe
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
NRA-ILA FAX ALERT
Vol. 7, No. 34
FIREARMS INDUSTRYÆS PATRIOTISM CALLED INTO QUESTION
Those of you who watched the Republican and Democratic National
Conventions may have seen an ad run by the Hunting and Shooting Sports
Heritage Foundation (HSSHF). The ad dep
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