From: "E.J. Totty", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>uh, excuse me. Chuck Connors, former pro football and baseball player,
>played the Rifleman on TV in the US.
>
>paul bartomioli
>--
>I'm sure Robert Stack was in that show, I even remember an
>article in the American Rifleman where they interview
From: andrew, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In what the news were calling the "bullet blunder" nottinghamshire
police have lost a magazine full of 9 mm ammo from a walther pistol out
of an arv; and they want it back! Please. If it wouldn't be too much
trouble.
This is the police force that put arme
From: "Earl W", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
No matter what, I WILL BE ATTENDING THE MARCH, as should everyone else with
an interest in field/country sports & human rights - including the fishing
sports supporters as they will be next for a ban.
Though, I have considered taking a camera of my own t
From: nick royall, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ther is more to this story than meets the eye. It seems odd to me that she
shared a taxi with 4 other people, one of them a stranger who was the the
murderer and when she was shot none of the others noticed anything and
thought the bang was a tyre blow
From: "M. Wilso", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
After witnessing Senator Kennedy's antigun tirade this
morning at the Ashcroft confirmation hearing, this is most
appropriate:
"By calling attention to 'a well regulated militia,' 'the
security of the nation,' and the right of each citizen 'to
keep a
From: "David M", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I detect some hardening of attitudes (!) among those being discriminated
against so unjustly in Britain! I have recently been listening to some
recordings of Sir Winston Churchill's speeches and one in particular springs
to mind. I wonder if you can gues
From: andrew, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RORG had nothing to do with small arms manufacture as far as I am aware.
When Enfield was closed manufacture of small arms was transferred to RO
Nottingham, including the manufacture of H&K products under license. As
a result of Royal Ordnance being taken ov
From: nick royall, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have not received my set of 7x5 glossies I ordered from the Special Branch
photographers at the last march, if this carries on I am not going to get
them to take any more pictures. More importantly, shame on the hotels in
Bayswater for allowing them o
From: "Richard Loweth", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This from the "Leicester Mercury" on the careless coppers...but at least,
this time it was only fifteen rounds! Last time wasn't it Notts Police that
lost the four revolvers?
"Bullets Found: Police said today they had recovered a magazine contain
From: "Alex Hamilton", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This is a bad idea! If your air-rifle is rated to 11.98ft.-lb.'s, you
will
break the law by using moly. You will get higher velocity from the same
pellet,
and therefore a higher M.E., due to the way an air-rifle works. Unlike a
powder
which needs
From: "Clive 2001", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I seem to remember Edgar Brothers in Macelsfield, Cheshire had them for
sale. Not a big market place but an interesting one.
Apparently the large loop was to accommodate heavily gloved fingers, Man,
it gets cold in Texas in the winter.
Rgds, C
From: "E.J. Totty", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>While I agree with you that it's not (yet) illegal to demonstrate in support
>of our diminishing freedoms, I think that Earl is expressing a valid
>concern.
--snip--
>Regards
>
>Martin Kay
>--
>I can't see the point in worrying about it
From: "matthew.wright7", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Firstly I think any idea that being seen on a peaceful lawful march will
affect your FAC applications is unfounded. Secondly even if this was to
start happening then we would be facing such a serious abuse of human rights
that we should all be out
From: "Chris R. Tame", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: "David M", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
ISSUE 2064 Thursday 18 January 2001
Shooting and fishing are next, MPs told
By Michael Kallenbach, Parliamentary Correspondent
LABOUR'S attempt to ban hunting with dogs means that fishing and shooting
could be next on the list to be targeted by an
From: "Earl W", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks everyone, here's the response from Winchester, does anyone know the
specifications of the rifles with the large loop - Barrel Length, Calibers,
Sights etc
I think Franklin Mint was one of the places that said the large loop was
invented by JW - s
From: "Brian Toller", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Now if we could all attend the march and stop for just a few seconds,
banners to the fore and best Sunday smiles, in front of one of the CCTV's.
Then having paid the nice people at the Met a tenner for the tape we could
take a still off for our elect
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I seem to recall that a person was indirectly killed by one of these a few
years ago. Apparently he was involved in body guard training using (he
thought) wax bullets powered by primers only. Unfortunately a live round was
mixed up with the practice rounds and he
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Or are people so attached to their lever-action
rifles that the Government has so graciously permitted them
to possess that they would prefer to cower at home for the
next few years until they are banned as well?
Bloody
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I wouldn't worry about it. If you spend any time on the internet,
or write to your MP or the papers, it's quite possible that the
information will go into a file somewhere, but so what? They can't
pick on everyone who's against them, they'd be running themselves
From: "Earl W", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
His email address is:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
If there are any political suggestions for him to investigate send him an
email!!!
EW
Cybershooters website: http://www.cybershooters.org
List admin: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<<
even better. in the original Dirty Harry, the holstered weapon is a 6"
barrel. the one he shoots is an 8 3/8 inch target model with 3Ts.
Target Trigger, Hammer, Stocks. 6" gun is plain jane model.
>>
IIRC they couldn't get a 6" Model 29 for the fil
From: "David M", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Electronic Telegraph
ISSUE 2064 Thursday 18 January 2001
MPs vote for total ban on hunting
By George Jones and Benedict Brogan
PARLIAMENT took the first steps towards criminalising hunting with dogs when
MPs voted overwhelmingly last night for
From: "David M", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
ISSUE 2064 Thursday 18 January 2001
Ban predicted within two years
By Peter Foster
ANTI-HUNT campaigners predicted that a ban on hunting would become a reality
within two years.
The RSPCA, the League Against Cruel Sports and the International Fund
From: "SA Mail", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
NEWS RELEASE
17th January 2001
THE HUNTING BILL
This afternoon members of the House of Commons will be voting on
the second reading of The Hunting Bill. Most informed
speculation suggests that MPs will vote overwhelmingly for an
outright ban on
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