2 person of of good standing in the community to vouch for my good character as a subject of her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.west-phoenix-az wrote:
2 referee's?
Ja what he said. But I live down in Sussex & they are cunts & require bolt to be in separate country to the gun.FatherTed wrote:
yeh
it basically boils down to;
not insane
gunsafe on a standing wall
ammo in a seperate safe (don't think this has to be a standing wall)
some forces require the bolt seperate (although not many)
member of a gunclub is a pre-req unless you shoot for sport (hunting/competition) or own over a certain amount of land (aimed at farmers)
for general use, no pistols or automatics. shotguns and rifles are fine. depending on the force, you can own or use at home or at a club a shotgun or a rifle from the age of 18 to 21. it gets really convoluted. so for me, if i put my main address as cheshire i can fire a rifle at 16, and own at 18 i think. same for shotgun. yet if i put it down as ireland i need slightly more checks, and cant own anything til 21 unless employed on an estate with a certain amount of land.
this all gets thrown out of shape if you're a member of the armed forces cadet groups too.
Go for the jungle carbine Teds if you can find one, it's lighter & shorter really great gun.FatherTed wrote:
mmmm i would so dearly love a .303
i think i'll treat myself to a LE 202 for the birthday and get it restocked, plink away a few k rounds and see where i'm at next year. and luckily i have enough land in ireland i can actually shoot what i want outdoors \o/
Would love to try the jungle carbine, my mate has a couple SMLE's and NO.4's one of which has been converted into a .410 shotgun. They are all awesome.Monkey Spanker wrote:
Go for the jungle carbine Teds if you can find one, it's lighter & shorter really great gun.FatherTed wrote:
mmmm i would so dearly love a .303
i think i'll treat myself to a LE 202 for the birthday and get it restocked, plink away a few k rounds and see where i'm at next year. and luckily i have enough land in ireland i can actually shoot what i want outdoors \o/
Also we don't have to pay a ridiculous stamp amount for a suppressor, £26 that's all.FatherTed wrote:
HEY AMERICANS WE HAVE GUNS
Yea, but no repeating firearms. Or pistols. and you can't shoot them on your own property (except in special conditions). Also, no self-defense, but that is another matter.Monkey Spanker wrote:
Also we don't have to pay a ridiculous stamp amount for a suppressor, £26 that's all.FatherTed wrote:
HEY AMERICANS WE HAVE GUNS
Pump action shotguns, pump action .22lr & semi auto .22lr are allowed. As for self defence we have our fists & our big fuck off fixed blades. Also you can shoot on your own property.ROGUEDD wrote:
Yea, but no repeating firearms. Or pistols. and you can't shoot them on your own property (except in special conditions). Also, no self-defense, but that is another matter.Monkey Spanker wrote:
Also we don't have to pay a ridiculous stamp amount for a suppressor, £26 that's all.FatherTed wrote:
HEY AMERICANS WE HAVE GUNS
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leik ninja swords & 6 foot claymores?Monkey Spanker wrote:
& our big fuck off fixed blades.
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Would having your guns checked once in a while be more or less annoying than the guy down the street leaving his guns where kids or criminals could get their hands on them?War Man wrote:
Must be lovely having a Policeman coming to check your gun in storage. I personally would start getting annoyed if I got checked up on by police every once in awhile or daily.
I have met a lot of crazy fuckers that should not have licenses, and I have met a lot of sane people who have had their licenses taken away for some charge put against them 15 years ago.Dilbert_X wrote:
Would having your guns checked once in a while be more or less annoying than the guy down the street leaving his guns where kids or criminals could get their hands on them?War Man wrote:
Must be lovely having a Policeman coming to check your gun in storage. I personally would start getting annoyed if I got checked up on by police every once in awhile or daily.
They can come round but rarely do, when they do they usually make an appointment WoMan, It's no stress, we have a lot more relaxed attitude toward the police checking on our weapons than it seems in the US. We are a lot quieter about these things, we use guns as tools not really recreational objects.War Man wrote:
Must be lovely having a Policeman coming to check your gun in storage. I personally would start getting annoyed if I got checked up on by police every once in awhile or daily.
