From: Pete Ansbro, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Hunting of game and vermin I understand. I also recognise and accept
> target shooting. I am also in favour of the concept of legal
> preparedness for self-defence.
>
> Where does 50 cal fit in any of these?
>
>
Ertarget shooting?
Got
From: "VinceB", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If Cybershooters is going to do anything positive for shooting, let's make
it this one.
ONE association for ALL shooters.
But, I don't think we will persuade the thousands of NRA members to
affiliate to BASC.
Why not have an 'umbrella' organisation which
From: Pete Ansbro, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >
> I give it as my opinion that the BASC at 130,000 is
> the largest organisation and the one the rest need to
> merge with // and its shortcomings need to be addressed from
> within and afterwards.
>
> Could we keep this on the list and see wh
From: Mike Taylor, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>It's illegal, using an imitation firearm to threaten people. If they'd
>been attacking him, fair enough, but what he did was against the law and
>the fact that he got a relatively small fine indicates sympathy on the
>part of the judge. Would you thr
From: "John Hurst.", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>What utter cobblers. My wife, a school teacher, comes home most nights
>to recount this sort of "I know what I can get away with, and what
>you've got to do" behaviour by pre-teenage urchins who deserve nothing
>more than a clip round the ear by thei
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
LORRY DRIVER RECOVERING AFTER GUNPOINT ROBBERY
030921 FEB 10
By Keith Poole, PA News
A lorry driver was recovering at home today after being kidnapped at gunpoint
by robbers who made off with thousands of pounds worth of cigarettes.
The driver stopped his
From: Pete Ansbro, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> This is all BS and a gross waste of Public money to boot.
> David (Sussex)
> --
> The police didn't know that until well into the investigation. If someone
> pointed a brush at you that could be mistaken for a gun and threatened
> to shoot you, wha
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FOR PERSONAL, NON-COMMERCIAL USE ONLY
Agence France Presse
January 30, 2001France to tighten gun control laws
PARIS-The French government on Tuesday announced plans to tighten
controls on gun dealers in the country, faced with an increasing wave
of armed viol
From: "David M", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Is a thought a dangerous thing?
I know it's not entirely in context but Winston Churchill had this to say
and it is as well that we take time occasionally to remember the "Lions
Roar."
Regards,
David.
.You see these dictators on thei
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Manchester gunshops--a bit of a desert in my experience, Jonathan.
Spend some petrol money in Leeds, Halifax, etc.
Barry Woodward.
PS: Mind you, if you're into airweapons, Manchester Airguns used to be
interesting
Cybershooters website: http://www.cybersh
From: "David M", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Steve/Norman, I believe that Steve has had some discussions with John Howat
who is Executive Director of New Zealand's Council of Licenced Firearms
Owners and one of NZ's leading experts in the field of firearms legislation
as well as no mean campaigner f
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NRA-ILA FAX ALERT
Vol. 8, No. 5 2/2/01
SENATE CONFIRMS ASHCROFT AND NORTON
The partisan, special-interest led attacks on two of President Bush's
cabinet nominees fell well short of their objectives when Gale Norton was
confirmed as Secretary of the Interior
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