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Oh, and by the way, if I were attacked by an armed intruder in my own home, and if I had a loaded gun, I would not hesitate to shoot. However, I do not like the idea of people other than the coppers walking the streets of my city carrying concealed hand guns.
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There's a difference between a regular gun and an air gun - or is there? An air gun can kill, just like any other gun.
When my son was a teenager we bought him an air gun because he had discovered, on fair ground shooting stalls (from which he was, subsequently, banned for being too good and winning too often), that he was a natural marksman. There is a gun club a couple of miles from where we live and we allowed him to join. He used to go on a Sunday morning and, for the rest of the week, that air gun was locked away. He knew how to behave responsibly with the gun and he knew it could be lethal - he knew it because his dad and I hammered the message home to him (OK, nagged) constantly. This tragedy in Brum was avoidable. I know the father was distracted by his phone ringing but you don't leave any gun unattended, especially when there are children about. Any parent always has to be alert to any potential danger and a parent with a gun should be 100 times more cautious. |
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I'm with Mancie on this one. No-one needs to own a gun and I don't think owning a gun should be legal. What kind of hobby is shooting? :confused: |
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Ask the Royal Family. :rolleyes: |
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As for Michal Ryan in Hungerford, he was only a probationary member of his local club, and the law at that time, prevented probationary members being granted a certificate, yet the police granted him one, even though he had once been caught in possesion of an illegal firearm. I was a member of several rifle and pistol clubs for over 40 years, and being the secretary of two of them, you had to be conversant with the fire arms act. One section, which covered any one who had commited a crime, with a fire arm, and was convicted, could never hold a legal firearm again for LIFE, the 7 year rule doesn't apply to the firearms act. Why doesn't that apply to those who commit crimes with CARS, theres nothing like the threat of a life ban to keep you on your toes. More people are killed by cars every day than by fireaarms, yet mention the word gun and every one gets paranoid, you've been brain washed by the media. Retlaw |
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Do you contribute? I'm not trying to cause an arguement in this, but why ask the Royal Family? They pay more tax than you ever will and still look after the land they own. |
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My opinion was re-inforced ( I wasn't brainwashed ;) ) when I read a book called Never Forget, written by Mick North, father of Sophie North who was one of the children murdered in Dunblane. The gun ownership issue is debated at some length and I agree with the author in that guns are designed to kill and people should not be allowed to own them as they cannot be sufficiently controlled. |
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The father is question is an idiot. As stated you do not leave a loaded gun unattended. Looking at the pictures I saw his garden was not suitable for shooting an air rifle in anyway. |
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