I saw that, getting back to their grass roots…
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I was sitting in Halls Creek watching the locals beat the shit out of each other with star pickets, axes, shovels and even cinder blocks.
ANYTHING can be used as a weapon if you swing it hard enough!
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That’s it, the Government will be banning electric drills now!
Oh dear, just read some news saying the Australian Home Affairs Minister has been doing some untoward things. Very not good.
The guy restricting toy imports, and making more restrictive firearms laws. He’s gone and done the opposite it seems.
Disclaimer, only going off what I’ve read and nothing of my knowledge.
When you said he’s been doing “some untoward things” at first I thought you were going to say he was in the Epstein files
Wouldn’t surprise me if he was, maybe someone should type his name in the search bar for the online files on the epstein files website
If he is, he wouldn’t be the only Australian politician/person in power in the list, still don’t know why they’re not doing fuck all about that, they all should be prosecuted and locked up
Are you saying he’s allowing toy imports.??
That would be a good thing…
I’m going to try the SW and Robocop b709.s…
Let’s see how I go with them…l
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No not all, I read about the ISIS brides thing he’s had a direct hand in apparently allowing them passports
Not really related to us, but that one on the right looks kinda funny…
Oddly reassuring that Aus isn’t the only place they have to use toys to make up fear mongering articles.
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FR. it would be a ship of theseus. ‘converting’ a gun with reparts would require you to basically assemble a new gun. the only parts that would maybe work would be grips, scopes/sights and accessories like flashlights
That came up when WA banned gel blaster’s, one of their arguments was that they could be easily converted into a firearm, which a number of journos went to gunsmith’s and they all said the same thing, you’d have to sacrifice an entire functional firearm to convert one, which by that point none of it would be the original blaster…
But someone whose served in our military knows better…oh wait…
based take.
will send my regards as well for the inevitable shitstorm
WAT a bit late to the party…
Wonder if they had some stuff seized.
It’s a campaign from the retailers group.
Address an email to your local MP, and senators.
And… the Attorney-General of Australia is the Hon Michelle Rowland MP.
We do need to keep trying to be heard. Keep the emails professional and respectful, and voice concerns. The template provided is good start but add your own brief story of positive effects the sport has, and how the legislation negatively effects the community.
It is still to be seen if home affairs will approve anything, but the time frames alone will make businesses struggle even if approved.
Essentially sci-fi, toy like, and bolt actions, or other replicas of non automatic obtainable firearms in Australia only need a b709a.
Pistols, SMG, assault rifle replicas and similar need home affairs approval. And that is the bulk of the industry and the sport and hobbies interests.
Still hope someone has some reason in them and can affect change, but it will not happen without everyone possible making themselves heard.
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Thanks Rok for doing it the right way.
If you need fuel hit me up as the gov failed with that miserably.
So as long as it is not like a “fully automatic firearm” will be alright means shotguns , pistols, bolt action rifles , grenade launchers, flametrowers will be alright and this
so we can use naval cannon for skimish.
Wouldn’t have the patience to grow enough gels to fire that thing off!
