From: Margarita Booker, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>From: "Richard Loweth", INTERNET:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
What you fail to understand that the bill is against hunting with dogs apposed
to hunting with hounds. Lets face it once the bill becomes law it will be used
to stop using dogs in the field
M
From: "Alex Hamilton", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> and .303" ammo is either expensive or scarce (who'd
> pay L27.50 per 100 for HXP anyway?
Only L27.50? I pay twice that for .22/250 and .243!
Aye lad - we were that poor we 'ad to make us own bullets wi' rabbit
muck!
___
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> it doesn't matter what clothes you wear as long as you're a good person
> inside.
>
> Keep the faith.
>
> Martyn Archer
Yes I'm with you on that one. I realise that camo gear,
holsters all over your body and an Alvis Stalwart parked
in the drive isn't t
From: "jim.craig", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Glasgow based broadsheet 'The Herald' claims that British police are
looking at a 'less than lethal' airgun to use in some circumstances.
Under the headline 'Paintball guns bid in crime fight' they claim that the
FN Herstal Model XM303 can fire a var
From: "Earl W", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>I was concerned too that at the last "Pistol AD" that there were a number
of
black people present also. One can most definitely "judge a book by its
cover"! Drug dealers and illegal "Yardies" seeking to buy "off-ticket guns"
with money made from prostitu
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Make no mistake if, as some wrongly predict, the spotlight then turns on
> game shooting and deer stalking...
Oh yes it will, as sure as Eggs is Eggs it will.
We all know very well how the "bannit" brigade operate,
they aren't happy unless they are out ther
From: "Robert Dashwood", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> I was concerned too that at the last "Pistol AD" that there were a number of
> black people present also. One can most definitely "judge a book by its
> cover"! Drug dealers and illegal "Yardies" seeking to buy "off-ticket guns"
> with money
From: N J Francis, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> From: INTERNET:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>...Stuff about the system
> Emigrating what a loverly idea!
> roger hardley
And you think this system and the people it manipulates are unique to this
country do you?
Neil Francis
Trowbridge, UK
--
That
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
~Aye lad - we were that poor we 'ad to make us own bullets
wi' rabbit muck!~
You 'ad rabbit muck! - Luxury. We 'ad to pull us own teeth
out, melt down the fillings and use those for t'bullets.
Kenneth Pantling
Cybershooters website: http://www.cybershoote
From: N J Francis, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> any of the other legal methods of control.) It's because some people
> are revolted by the fact that other people go hunting for
> enjoyment, and also because it's still perceived to be the sole preserve of
> the idle rich and it's a good way of indul
From: N J Francis, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Not you, although you might belong to the cat. :-)
>
> As I understand it, the cat is not considered to be property, it is not
> owned by you or anyone. In contrast, I do own my dog.
All this 'nobody owns their cat' stuff is all very quaint and
From: "Alex Hamilton", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I was concerned too that at the last "Pistol AD" that there were a
number of
black people present also. One can most definitely "judge a book by its
cover"! Drug dealers and illegal "Yardies" seeking to buy "off-ticket
guns"
with money made from p
From: "Alex Hamilton", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Alex and Kenneth - handbags at 10 paces. As the majority of us
>"lurkers" who sit and read this barrage of BS will all realise that
it's the
>diversity of the human race that makes this world so interesting and
therefore it's
>the diversity that
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The move to ban hunting with hounds is purely about the perception of hunting
as an elitist, upper-class pastime enjoyed by the well-off.
If Mr Loweth got around a little more he would see that shooting live quarry
is perceived in exactly the same way as hunting
From: "SA Mail", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You may be aware by now that the Sportsman's Association Website
in offline. This is because we are in the process of changing
hosts, and the process is taking longer than we were told it
would. Hopefully the site will be back online early next week.
From: "E.J. Totty", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
a.. On Thursday a man was jailed for seven years at the Old
Bailey for stabbing to death a rival in a crowded mobile
phone shop in Harlesden.
Rupert "Birdeye" James, 35, was acquitted of murdering
Dean Samuels but convicted of manslaughter. He claimed
From: "Earl W", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Just seen the Siege program on ITV tonight, why is it that
the police marksman will only shoot when the target is
pointing the firearm at the hostage with their finger on
the trigger, about to kill the hostage?
I'm thinking of the shooting where the hos
From: "Ian Summerell", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If any one is interested, Pobin Page is asking people to sign up to scare Blair.
He is asking the question "will you go to jail for foxhunting?"
You can sign up online at www.countrymansweekly.co.uk
Ian
Cybershooters website: http://www.
From: "Richard Loweth", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
But BSSC also said "keep quiet" after Hungerford! It didn't work then
either. But they never learnt. I personally would not give a penny piece to
them. Useless!
Cybershooters website: http://www.cybershooters.org
List admin: [EMAIL PROTECTED
From: "Charles Parker", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Spectator - 17 Feb 2001
A national police force is being assembled, and newspapers are looking the
other way
STEPHEN GLOVER
When people say that this government has a tyrants heart I usually take it
with a pinch of salt. Surely Tony Blair
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
POLICE ARMOURER QUESTIONED OVER `FIREARMS OFFENCES'
160006 FEB 10
An armourer for two police forces has been questioned about possible firearms
offences, it emerged today.
The 55-year-old man has been released on bail pending further inquiries until
April
From: "E.J. Totty", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>http://onenews.nzoom.com/news_detail/0,1227,29750,00.html
>
>Setback for gun registration plan
Steve, Mike, & John (Howat),
It's good (and that is stating it mildly) that John's
organization has made inroads in this matter.
From: Pete Ansbro, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> and .303" ammo is either expensive or scarce (who'd
> pay L27.50 per 100 for HXP anyway?
Only L27.50? I pay twice that for .22/250 and .243!
Aye lad - we were that poor we 'ad to make us own bullets wi' rabbit
muck!
Pete
Cybershooters
From: "Richard Loweth", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I was concerned too that at the last "Pistol AD" that there were a number of
black people present also. One can most definitely "judge a book by its
cover"! Drug dealers and illegal "Yardies" seeking to buy "off-ticket guns"
with money made from pr
From: "Martyn Archer", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Alex and Kenneth - handbags at 10 paces. As the majority of us "lerkers" who
sit and read this barrage of BS will all realise that it's the diversity of
the human race that makes this world so interesting and therefore it's the
diversity that makes
From: "John Hurst.", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The Saxon is not like the Norman.
His manners are not so polite.
But he never means anything serious
till he talks about justice and right.
When he stands like an ox in the furrow
with his sullen set eyes on your own,
And grumbles, "This isn't fair
From: "Charles Parker", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Police Review 9 Feb 2001
Advice sought over search for new weapon
By SEAN HOWE
ACPO has asked Home Office scientists to assist with the search for a new
weapon - something less lethal than a gun but able to operate over greater
distances th
From: "Richard Loweth", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If hunting is not cruel, why then am I prosecuted if I set a pack of large
dogs onto a smaller, solitary dog? All that the Hunting Bill really can be
said to be doing is simply extending to wild mammals the protection that
domestic mammals have enj
McCain Planning Gun Control Bill
By Mark Preston of Roll Call
http://www.rollcall.com/pages/news/00/2001/02/news0208c.html
Seizing on Congress' failure to reach a bipartisan agreement on gun
safety legislation, Sens. John McCain (R-Ariz.) and Joe Lieberman
(D-Conn.) are quietly working toge
From: Jeremy Peter Howells, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cutlasses and even Boarding Pikes were still listed as
warships equipment right through the 1960's and even into
the early 1970's.
At least one case of pristine cutlasses was discovered in
store in one of the West Wales storage depots during
From: Jonathan Spencer, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>If you "steal" a pheasant when it is alive...it is poaching.
This is my understanding - feel free to correct me.
A wild living pheasant is a wild animal and belongs to no man. Once it
is "reduced into possession" - whether alive or dead - it
From: Jeremy Peter Howells, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If a wild animal has been legally captured and become a
possession or is bred in captivity then it has become
property and therefore theft from the aviary would be
just that - theft.
Regards
Jerry
Cybershooters website: http://www.cy
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.freep.com/news/metro/moms14_20010214.htm
Soccer moms enlist in battle over guns
Michigan's CCW fight takes fun out of games at metro business
February 14, 2001
BY TAMARA AUDI
FREE PRESS STAFF WRITER
With its green indoor turf, a parking
From: David Chappell - UK, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Like a lot of people, I enjoy the quotes often posted here.
I have kept just about all of them.
Whilst going through them, I came upon this little gem that I
had forgotton, it might make a nice poster:
"We are peaceful people; we ask only
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ashcroft May Teach Lefties to Love Guns
Knute Berger, AlterNet
February 13, 2001
I have never understood why the left in this country has decided to
unilaterally disarm. Why is it that liberal civil libertarians are always
gung ho on the constitution, until i
From: "Alex Hamilton", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Not after the comment about Pistol AD. I was at the last one and
so was Lord Cullen and neither of us saw anything that you mention.
You say later on Pistol 94, so possibly you are getting confused
as to the dates, but Pistol 96 did not have anyt
From: "VinceB", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Er, well, here's me prattling along about 'one organisation' and an
'umbrella' organisation, embracing all the main existing associations and
then Norman Bassett comes along and tells me about the BSSC.
The BSSC (British Shooting Sports Council) already ex
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
MID-WINTER
And by that we certainly do not mean 'the winter of
our discontent.' The new regime in Washington may not
be perfect in every respect, but when one is plucked out of
the sea by a life boat he is not likely to complain that it
leaks a little.
The
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