From: Jeremy Peter Howells, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
There was also the RAP round for these guns - a Rocket
Assisted Projectile - that was reputedly used in the Gulf
War. Capable of driving a full sized projectile to
60-80,000 yards.
It was also believed that a laser guided RAP round was
developed w
From: "E.J. Totty", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>The present problem in the UK is that the establishment is getting away with
>exceeding their authority. For example, IG is happy to state that in his
>official capacity he does not recognise the RKBA and he gets away with it,
>except in this discussion gr
From: "John Hurst", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Yes but as you say the statute law has been differently
>interpreted in recent years. With reference cases by
>way of 'stated cases' taking preference over the Bill
>of Rights, etc.
>Unless there can be a well documented case where it is
>demonstrated th
From: "David M", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Be very careful what you do with empty cartridge cases! Remember the the man
who held up the restaurant by exhibiting a cartridge in his hand? Such is
the level of ignorance and hysteria about firearms in the UK these days that
anyone equipped with a walking s
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
More power to those patriots in Canada who have told their government where
to stick their gun laws. Mike P
Half of guns unregistered as deadline approaches
Millions of Canadian firearms owners
'just refusing to participate' in new law
JILL MAHONEY
Tuesday, De
From: "Alex Hamilton", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I heard from a fellow shooter that there was an article in The
Telegraph "early last week" under the general heading Foxhunting Bull
and in it there was a mention that the cost of pistol compensation was,
in fact, ú4.3 billion. And because of such a hi
From: Jeremy Peter Howells, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You are confused Black Alpha is one of the lowest states of
alert (only black comes below it).
Regards
Jerry
--
Well this is about the tenth message I've gotten on the
subject, and none of them say the same thing, so it's
safe to assume I'm not th
From: "Ron Rosenfeld", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Holly Nokia Batman! Those look like .22 short.
Yes Robin, they know that .22 short can be stolen from fairgrounds.
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From: "E.J. Totty", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>I do not know what all the fuss is about roadside DNA Tests. Only those who
>have something to hide have anything to fear. Let me tell you all that the
>police do not just stop innocent people in this country. Nor do they ever
>arrest people unless they ar
From: "E.J. Totty", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Hi!
>
>Some interesting things about big naval guns have come
>to my attention recently. For example:
>
>They didn't all elevate up to 45 degrees, thus denying
>them maximum range.
>
>They weren't all capable of firing flat, thus denying
>them the ability
From: SADW, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
FIREARMS CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEE NEWS RELEASE
11 December 2000
FCC01/2000
FIREARMS CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEE PROGRAMME OF WORK FOR 2000-2001
The impact of the Human Rights Act, young people's access to guns and
the hooligan misuse of airguns are among a range of is
From: "E.J. Totty", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>I understand that sulphur is not actually required
>chemically in gunpowder - it was added deliberately to
>stop soldiers poisoning each other with serpentine
>powder, a slightly-sweet-tasting mixture of uncorned
>sodium nitrate and charcoal dust. And you
From: "E.J. Totty", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Sunday Telegraph - Connected 12.10.00
>
>Smart crooks carry mobile phone guns
>By Hannah Cleaver
--snip--
>Given that the UK has the worlds highest per capita ownership
>of mobile phones, it won't be long before this provides
>a ready excuse for a
From: "IG", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<<<>>>
Can the author of this piece really believe this drivel?
No one minds informed criticism, but this beggars belief!
IG
--
The police have deployed ARVs after reports of people with
guns that turned out to be mobile phones. I think it would
be naive to ass
From: Jeremy Peter Howells, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
We spent a few weeks at Amber after the Scots Guards bus
was blown up outside their barracks in London (October/November 1981).
At one stage most of the UK was at this level because
everything was at risk and the IRA had a very active ASU
operati
From: Jeremy Peter Howells, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>They didn't all elevate up to 45 degrees, thus denying
>them maximum range.
Very dependent on when they were built. Early battleships
had very limited elevation, but then the guns were aimed
from within the turret so effective range was very lim
From: "IG", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>. For example, IG is happy to state that in his
>official capacity he does not recognise the RKBA and he gets away with it,
>except in this discussion group .<<
Go on, show me where I have said that.
The trouble with so many people is that they are so blinded by
From: "matthew.wright7", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
There was an article that mentioned the Govt will not "offer" compensation
(whether it has to or not is another matter). However I'm pretty sure there
was no mention of such a large figure which as Steve says is way off.
However the true cost of the im
From: Paul Bartomioli, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This is taken from the Code 7 Cafe site, courtesy of LAPD
Color Code System of Mental Awareness
First, a few notes regarding avoiding dangerous situations, and about
being placed in the unpleasant position of having to defend
yourself. Remember these
From: "David Johnson", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The coast around Dover was positively bristling with guns!
In the early '50s I lived just along the coast from Dover. There were
batteries of (I think) 6" guns that were still used for practice, firing at
a sort of raft of railway sleepers towed behind a
From: Kenneth Wyatt, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sometimes you see ads for number fours still in cosmolene.
What are the chances of finding an M17(P17) in such a state?
Were we the only country to pack stuff away in grease and squirrel it
away.
I presume one would have to supplement the military proof ma
From: Jonathan Spencer, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>They didn't all elevate up to 45 degrees, thus denying
>them maximum range.
Maximum range comes at about 29 degrees, not 45. In a vacuum it would
be 45, but we have the air to contend with.
--Jonathan Spencer, firearms examiner
"Justice is open to
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
BREAD AND CRIME
I've done a little research, and what I've
discovered should make anyone think twice
1. More than 98 percent of convicted
felons are bread users.
2. Fully HALF of all children who grow
up in bread-consuming households
score below average on standar
From: Jonathan Spencer, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>From: "Richard Loweth", INTERNET:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
put his tongue firmly in his cheek, and said
>I do not know what all the fuss is about roadside DNA Tests. Only those who
>have something to hide have anything to fear. Let me tell you all that the
From: "IG", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<<.>>>
The term we use is 'barrack room lawyer'.
Someone who thinks he knows it all, but can't put it into practise.
IG
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From: "IG", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<<<>>
I despair.
That's hardly in my official capacity is it??
Can there be anyone else on this group who is subject to such intense
scrutiny and hatred?
IG
--
Pardon? How is that comment anything to do with hatred? And
what the heck has your "official cap
From: Jeremy Peter Howells, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I don't think thats what the original articles said.
When on duty the Europol police officers would be exempt
from all prosecution, even in their home state. They
would literally be above the law.
A distinctly worrying proposition, but why is any
From: "pendrous", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
By Terry Pendrous,
Oh believe me. Naval Bombardment is live and
well, even with much smaller calibre Guns. One just gets a little closer viz
viz Goose Green in the Falklands, We were not too keen on the opposition
dropping the
From: "John Hurst", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Allow me this: My perception from the past
>discussions is that IG understands that the current law
>is indeed in violation of the top law, but because he
>has sworn an oath to uphold 'the' law, that he is not
>at liberty to either ignore or condemn 'the'
From: RustyBullethole, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sunday Telegraph Magazine 10.12.00 (OCR)
"Suicide by Cop"
Roger Gray is a tall, self-assured man with a grey moustache
and blue eyes. A 54-year-old former sergeant in S019, the
Metropolitan Police's Armed Response Unit, he speaks softly
but firmly, an
From: Jonathan Spencer, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>(Chorus) "Oh no it's not !"
altogether now
>Black
normal state of alertnes
>Black Alpha
slightly enhanced state of alert
>Amber
expected attack or security threat, non-specific as to target (e.g.
intelligence reveals to expect "an RAF station in
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