From: Dave Reay, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Mr Heal believed that the blank contained a wad of fibres that could have
>been thicker than normal. We've had no problems with any of the others.
I seem to remember that one of the actors in "Alias Smith and Jones" put
the wad from a
From: Dave Reay, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>You walked up to the desk, signed up for the competitions you
>wanted and it was all entered by a clerk into a PC, and you
>were given a book with a bar code on the front with stickers
>inside for each event you had paid for.
So any competant
From: Dave Reay, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>When the subject came up here some time ago, a#
>correspondent reminded me of the book "The Jungle Is
>Neutral" by, I think, Spencer Chapman. It doesn't seem
>to be in print any longer, but if you come across a
>copy then
From: Dave Reay, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>or the average American, strolling into the bedroom to find
>little hank staring down the barrel of a loaded revolver, which
>he found in "pops, draw under the dirty magazines", is as
>common as obesity"
That should have read
From: Dave Reay, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>I think that the business of putting a part of our
>common history into a private venture like a book in
>fact tends towards censoring of history for one bad
>reason or another and I think that web publishing of
>history is the better way f
From: Dave Reay, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>I'm just trying to imagine a circumstance in which my rifle
>would be underneath a four tonne truck!
>
>Steve.
With the current underfunding of the military, it could be during night
exercises and you have just been run over. If however yo
From: Dave Reay, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> It
>seems to me to be yet another case of 'lets have a go at
>the police 'cos they never answer back'
In a lot of cases they are never called upon to "answer Back" or as
others may see it "to defend their actions&quo
From: Dave Reay, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Dave Reay. Chill man - get yourself a Political Correct hobby like golf
>
>Keep the faith
Whoops, I nearly missinterpreted youre comments of "Chill man" as
"Chillie man" because I am known in other N.G.s for my love of chillies
From: Dave Reay, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Well, is that not rather hypocritical?
Not really, I believe the similarities between the police and shooters
are very close, 150 years of the organised shooting of handguns as a
sport, and about the same length of time for the organised policing of
t
From: Dave Reay, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Can I take it you are sticking up for my right to say what I think, or is it
>a cue to shut up and find another forum?
>Not 100% sure!
I think everyone on this NG would fight to the death to
uphold youre right to say what you think, but they may
From: Dave Reay, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>more commonplace than "homicidal shooters" >
>
>I have to dispute this one with you. OK, I have the benefit of inside
>knowledge, but define the terms you have used and I challenge this
>assertion. I will simply not let outrageou
From: Dave Reay, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Hey Dave, are you related to this guy?
If you believe the "Bible" we are all related. I can
definitely "relate" to his views, with one minor exception.
You do not have to be a "Christian" to teach right from
wrong to you&#x
From: Dave Reay, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>It's okay for a Government to gas their own citizens, shoot
>them with weapons banned from the battlefield and so on.
My father was a volunteer to the testing of chemical weapons at Porton
Down during Big Barney 2, he had it written into his payb
From: Dave Reay, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Somewhere in the chain from Parliament to PC on
>the job, someone needed to say "no, I'm not going
>along with this" but no-one did.
>
>Steve.
Which accounts for the wedge between the police and
the shooters, we all have anecd
From: Dave Reay, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>From: "IG", INTERNET:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>event come from the apparent joy these blokes gained
>from being able to deprive innocent citizens of their
>lawfully owned property. >
>
>I know each one of the officers personal
From: Dave Reay, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>< The problem with the argument on retrospective legislation
> is that even if we successfully argued it in court, the
> outcome would be meaningless.
The point would be that we were entitled to hold on to
our legally owned property and that t
From: "Dave", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I've just had a phone call from a friend of mine who is working on the
airgun field target stand, it is all going ahead and only three exhibitors
have had to pull out. It should be a good weekend.
If the exhibitors can take the trouble to t
From: Dave Reay, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>My view is that if we sue en masse the HO will have little
>choice but to pay up as they have established a precedent
>by paying the dozen or so people who have already sued.
By "sue en masse" what do you actually mean, would this be o
From: Dave Reay, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>The great object is to present the factual without emotion, or
>embellishment. When they perceive of you as the knowledge base, they
>also see others like you as learned: the learned garner more respect -- one
>small step for shooters . . .
Tha
From: Dave Reay, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Just looking at a ruler will
>tell anyone that the calibre of a handgun can't
>be .9 mm and yet I have often seen this reported.
I recently heard a bloke on the "telly" say that he had a 9mm 45. I cant
remember exactly what the
From: Dave Reay, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Is the firearms legislation the single most important factor
>in casting your vote?
Undoubtably, YES, politicians will always increase taxes in one form or
another. That is normal, but when they interfere with my life to the
point of banning my sport
From: Dave Reay, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>The "Royal Family in WWII did not "take their chances with everyone else".
>Throughout the war there was a destroyer moored in a cove in Cornwall and a
>vehicle convoy on immediate stand-by to evacuate the "Royals", by sea
From: Dave Reay, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>"after absent-mindedly walking into
>the trap and sustaining serious leg wounds from a paper
>pellet."
>
>How the hell does that work?
Coat the paper with riasin, a "paper cut" would then become near fatal.
It does not say
From: Dave Reay, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>The UKPSA have been approached by the police to help
>identify a particular shotgun used in a 'serious
>incident' and who it's importers may be. As there is
>such a wealth of experience within cybershooters I
>thought that some
From: Dave Reay, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>The unnamed officer, who has a wife and child, was instructing two other
>officers in safety procedures for loading and unloading the police Glock
>9mm semi-automatic pistol when he was shot accidentally.
All firearms should be treat as load
From: Dave Reay, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Gill Marshall Andrews, of the Gun Control Network,
>which campaigned alongside the Snowdrop Petition, set up
>in Dunblane after the 1996 shootings, said: "The prospect
>of our gun laws being eroded is devastating. No-one will
>belie
From: Dave Reay, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>I watched the video on the full-auto Glock. It seems to me that he has the
>muzzle climb under good control for a full-auto pistol. I'd always been led
>to beleive that muzzle climb was just about uncontrollable in such a gun
>unless
From: Dave Reay, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>I hope Dave Reay is recovering form his burst blood
>vessels.
Sorry to dissallusion you but my blood vessels are not so easy to burst,
a 9mm might just do it but simple words have little effect. I will not
stand idly by while we as shooters are accu
From: Dave Reay, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Hello
>
>I imagine support for Dave's viewpoint is not soley
>confined to CS, ask anybody who has reported a burglary,
>stolen car, vandalism, etc. etc.
>Favorite Topics
I've just had my car broken into and 500 pounds sterlin
From: Dave Reay, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Oh, and by the way, Dave, a little piece of education
>for you. The revenue from all your beloved speed
>cameras goes to the treasury. The Police don't
>get any of it! Strange but true. Another thing..
>you must have got a speeding ti
From: Dave Reay, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>The Met is revolting over the Home Offices รบ33 million nationwide scheme to
>record all police officers DNA on the national database, intended to
>eliminate them from scene of crime evidence.
>
>Fewer than half the officers targeted nati
From: Dave Reay, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>"Perhaps I may remind noble Lords of what our essential civil rights, as
>guaranteed by the common law, are: the presumption of innocence; the right
>to a fair hearing; no man to be obliged to testify against himself; the rule
>against do
From: Dave Reay, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>I was told today that Herts are taking 6weeks for FAC renewal and 7weeks for
>a S7 permit(?).
>But I was also told that I would be covered provided that I had sent in my
>renewal forms.
>Well its only 7weeks to go til it expires, and
From: "Dave", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Does the fact that the police now routinely carry CS gas sprays, which are
classed as section 5 firearms, mean that they are now a "standing army" and
therefore in breach of the "Bill of Rights"?
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