(21-01-2023, 06:27 PM)king1 Wrote:I said rifles and I have seen huge gun collections in NZ as well and per population not total. One chick I was rooting in Okaramio 45 years ago father had a huge amoury he specialised in all models of 303 and dozens of muskets. I got the machinists in the RNZAF to machine him an accurate 45 cal die he used to push his lead balls/slugs thru then made them the save weight. I loved firing those muskets but they made a lot of smoke and kicked pretty bad worse than my 8mm mauser.(21-01-2023, 06:05 PM)harm_less Wrote: You've got to be dreaming mate. The gun ownership situation in the US is absolutely huge. I've worked with US expats in the oil industry and their boasts of the extent of their and their mate's gun collections are eye watering. SM posts of families surrounded by their home's armoury would tend to support this.
There's also a major security issue with compiling a list of firearm locations if done by some volunteer contributor means. A potential shopping list for the crims?
agreed, that is probably the one major reason why a volunteer led register won't work. Most firearms owners won't not be trusting enough to believe that the organisers can and will keep it secure... None of them will want to make themselves targets...
Register does not have be secure because the guns are secure. Like I said for the thousandth time no address.
I am going to see my local MP North Harbor unfortunately a labor MP but she can refer my idea on. So thanks for the negative comments it just helps me more. Just like the people who said I couldnt fit my 8.7 litre engine in my camper bus
Dont hold a grudge, slash their tires and call it evens.
If its old and British I want it except British helicopters.
If its old and British I want it except British helicopters.