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The criminal drug addicts don't have any trouble getting semi auto rifles or pistols.

Lots of Ice addicts getting caught with illegal guns.

Baronvonrort wrote on Sep 8^th, 2017 at 4:56pm:







The only groups in society who are 'allowed' to have possession of firearms in Australia, circa 2017,
are, 1/ servants and agents of Australian governments, and 2/ criminals, and 3/ a decreasing number of licensed 'sporting shooters'.

And as a consequence, imo, today we are seeing lots and lots of home invasions, where young violent criminals are assaulting and even killing home owners/residents.



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https://au.news.yahoo.com/wa/a/36997953/perth-grandmother-robbed-bashed-in-bruta...



If this woman had been permitted to own a 12g double barrel shotgun, and had been trained in its safe use, there would be a lot less work for police officers and hospital workers to do.

It is simple matter, to vet people who want to own a firearm for their own protection.
.....if our parliamentarians would allow peaceful, law abiding citizens to own firearms.







WAKE UP PEOPLE !


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oestrogen? If you were born a man but want to feel like a woman? You can't get it legally? What do the Masters allow?

You have too many Laws, let the druggies have their drugs from a government approved source and take the profit out of it. Stop creating laws to make criminals out of weak people. A true criminal knows how to continue criminal activity in spite of any law or its enforcement.

Druggie caught with drugs and semi auto rifle -

hang em and hang em high.

Waal, Pilgrim, just who the hell else are you going to catch with drugs and a rifle?  You won't catch an ordinary citizen licenced gun owner with drugs and a rifle secreted in his car or wherever .... but you can sure as hell make his life miserable while you allow every brain-dead head case hyped up to the eyeballs to buy off licence.... 

Baronvonrort wrote on Jan 29^th, 2018 at 3:47pm:



And they never will.



The laws were inly design to disarm the law abiding population, never the crims and terrorists.

BigOl64 wrote on Jan 29^th, 2018 at 3:55pm:


So, then why were privately owned firearms still allowed, BigOl64?   You are aware that the aim (excuse the pun) of the UFL was to remove the threat that semi-automatic long arms represented to the public?   Appears to have worked.    We haven't had a semi-automatic firearm massacre in over 20 years.   Compare that to the 20 years before that.   We had on average one every year.   

Brian Ross wrote on Jan 30^th, 2018 at 2:47pm:


I call bullshit on this

If we had one on everage every year then you would have no trouble citing them, you plucked that from your ass.

New Zealand has had no mass shootings since 1997 despite allowing all the semi auto rifles with silencers we banned in 1996, New Zealand gun laws have worked in allowing semi auto rifles and shotguns no mass shootings there.   

freediver wrote on Feb 1^st, 2018 at 7:40pm:


Some people deal to support their habit, heaps of meth users getting caught with guns.

Since it was 74% purity i think he was close to the supply source.

If they are a 'druggie', well, they should have drugs

freediver wrote on Feb 2^nd, 2018 at 8:13pm:



For the same reason you don't throw your fishing rod away after you caught a fish. 

freediver wrote on Feb 11^th, 2018 at 9:23am:



You were  talking about holding up stores for money, not acquiring drugs from dealers, so still a great analogy.

freediver wrote on Feb 11^th, 2018 at 9:52pm:


Well, why do you think Muslims blow themselves up?

Are they addicted to dying?

freediver wrote on Feb 11^th, 2018 at 9:23am:

Port arthur was a set up.
Bryant was supposed to die in the fire. Other than his lawyer pleading on his behalf after weeks of solitary  (an illigal act carried out by the australian gov) there is no "hard" evidence to prove that he was guilty. If it went to trial he would have walked and a propper defense lawyer would have made a name for him/herself. Asio knows this, hence them following wendy scurr around for years while she had public talks on the situation. It is alleged that their agents were in broad arrow at the time. "No, not in here" ring a bell?

Anyway.....

Gun laws have done exactly squat for the prevention of semi automatic owners. Last year in toowoomba is proof. That copper didn't see it coming...clearly. The whole gun debate is a joke.
I tried explaining that semi autos, hand guns and any sort of fighting equipment is readily available here in Australia if you knew how to get them....and the person I was explaining it too pretty much laughed at me. Better that they remain burrowed head first into their pillow me thinks because it was too much for their wee brain to take in.

This is not the only "druggie" on the streets with all this gear loaded in their vehicle driving around the streets with us. Google shootings on the M1 for instance. These people get their wepons from somewhere in this country......the person above would be one such supplier.....

Then it's the Ice.
Ice is a lucrative trade and the dealers have to be ready to protect their investment at any cost....much the same as world gov do but on a smaller, more covert scale.
Most crime associated with ice dealings and investment is not reported.....believe me.
Next time you're in a large area full of people, take a look around. I would guess at least 30% of those you see under the age of 60 will be tied up with narcotics in some way shape or form. Imo that is an understated figure. It is everywhere. Easier to get than alcohol for the kids too...no ID required. We are in an Ice epidemic but people are to busy in life to care. So the wheel keeps on spinning. And while there is a massive black market, there will be illegal firearms to protect investment. This is just one reason there are still thousands of illegal firearms available.

Speed and heroin was much safer in society imo. Ice is killing our youth. Although I believe heroin is making a big return.

Prime Minister for Canyons wrote on Feb 16^th, 2018 at 10:14am:




And I couldn't give 2 sh1ts to be honest.
Enjoy your pillow.

Prime Minister for Canyons wrote on Feb 16^th, 2018 at 10:26am:



Ahh, that old chestnut hey?
Back to your pillow.

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The MAC 10 has never been legally available in Australia

AK47 seized, didn't we outlaw them over 20 years ago?

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Druggie caught with drugs and semi auto rifle

Brings a whole new dimension to shooting up.

Yep....and they keep flooding into the country. More and more of late.
They get them here in parts most of the time I am told. Very hard to track parts.

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The SKS is a Chinese copy of the AK47, criminals don't appear to have any trouble getting the type of guns we outlawed in 1996.

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The police are finding a lot of AK47s these days

Baronvonrort wrote on Nov 24^th, 2018 at 8:37am:




He was certainly well armed.

I wonder why & also where he got the guns from?

Fuzzball wrote on Nov 24^th, 2018 at 11:46am:



Oh, dearie, dearie, me.  The legislation was intended to prevent the wrong people getting their hands on the wrong sorts of firearms - the criminally insane who might commit a massacre style crime.  Has it failed them or us?  No, not really.  Nothing like another Port Arthur or Westfield or Hoddle Street massacre has occurred since it was enacted.

And no, that legislation did not disarm Australians. Today, there are more firearms in private hands than there were before the Port Arthur massacre, they just aren't semi-automatic longarms or pump action shotguns.  Something it seems the Baron is broken hearted about for some obscure reason.

As for criminals getting guns "easily" - appears to me that you're basing your claims on sensationist tabloid media reports, rather than reality.   If it was that easy to get a gun, we'd see a hell of a lot more on our streets, being used in crimes.   They aren't.  Getting a gun into Australia is relatively difficult and of course, expensive.  Most guns used in crime in Australia are either stolen, taken from hiding or bought illegally from criminals.   It takes organisation, effort and time to import anything illegal into Australia.   Most criminals don't have the time or the money for that sort of thing.

Now, run along back to the rock you normally hide under.   

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Gun Control Australia and the media cannot claim this M4 carbine was stolen from a licensed firearm owner, the only people in Australia allowed to have the M4 carbine are Police and Military neither of them are required to have a firearms license for their jobs.

The police carry on about firearm safety so why is the seized pistol cocked, hope there is no magazine or round in the chamber.

I wonder why these criminals didn't consider a lever action shotgun after the scare campaign with the Adler shotgun.   

Baronvonrort wrote on Sep 8^th, 2017 at 4:56pm:


Was he a Biker?
Australians have been 'terrorised' by Bikers for decades.
Drugs, Alcohol, Firearms, Violence, Organised Crime.

Another druggie caught with a semi auto rifle some pistols and pump action shotguns.

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More criminals with semi auto rifles and pump action shotgun.

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Dnarever wrote on May 15^th, 2019 at 10:37pm:


Are you saying prohibition doesn't work with drugs and guns?

Did prohibition work with alcohol?

Trump is trying to build a wall to 'save' the Mexicans.
If he doesn't - millions of 'armed' USA citizens will spill into Mexico and get revenge on the Alamo.

Jasin wrote on Sep 9^th, 2019 at 10:08pm:

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I disagree with the police on no use for a firearm like the L1A1 SLR that is the preferred firearm for the professional shooters doing aerial culling of feral pests.

25 years of restrictions on law abiding farmers  target shooters and hunters, the Government still can’t stop criminals getting guns to murder each other.

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Hmmm.
I wonder where they get the grenade launchers from.
Definitely not my local firearm dealer.
Automatic weapons are not available there either.
I also bet they didn't fill out a PTA, like all honest enthusiasts do.

Watch the gov try and use this against honest sporting shooters.