From: "Richard Loweth", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I would say that however effective, or ineffective, that it is we should
always seek to write letters to the incumbent Conservative Party leader at
every opportunity possible to de-cry that Party's handgun ban.
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I personally think it is time to
From: Neil Francis, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>and if the tories get wind of how unpopular the
>handgun ban is with a sizable segment of people who might be
>convinced to vote for them
Not correct. The handgun ban isn't unpopular with the general public. At
best not many care (or know) - at w
From: "Richard Loweth", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I actually was quite happy that Blair banned .22" pistols if only because
the Tories "secure clubs" criteria was in fact a de facto ban without
obligation to pay compensation. All Blair really did was oblige the
Government to compensate small bore
From: "Mike BEGGS", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
As a .22LR pistol shooter for many years I can say with confidence that
no-one suggested I should hand my gun in until after Tony Blair was Prime
Minister. Richard Loweth seems to be politically blinded or just forgetful.
The 'old' Conservatives wanted
