Comments on: Important Video About UK and Australian Gun Laws

By: Mike Holland

Mike Holland — Sun, 15 Feb 2009 04:30:26 +0000

As an Australian shooter,I urge all US shooters regardless of their shooting interests to make sure that THEY are active and financial members of the NRA.
Or they will will be like us in having to have a permit for a Red Ryder BB gun !

regards
Mike.

By: Caduceus

Caduceus — Tue, 23 Oct 2007 02:23:10 +0000

As an Australian I was fortunate enough to spend two years living and working in the USA. I joined a local club in Virginia which required NRA membership as a condition of membership. At the club induction day they required all new members to watch this video.

I can tell you it was a sobering experience being an Aussie sitting in that audience. The NRA has got it absolutely spot on that holding a united front and accepting no compromise is the only way to survive.

Registration is the first step toward confiscation. We should have drawn the line in the sand back then. After that, it’s too late. Once that happens, the abilty to regain lost rights becomes exponentially more difficult.

Watch the video and make sure your friends watch it too.

By: LRCampos

LRCampos — Mon, 22 Oct 2007 19:21:06 +0000

And don’t forget Brazilian gun laws!
After some 15 years of increasingly restrictive gun laws, the last one was rejected after a national public consult that would ban the sales of all firearms forever in Brazil.

We only get to maintain our right to buy and sell firearms, against a strong Governement and Midia campaingn, after all shooting/hunting/comerce gun and outdoor comunity got toghether and unify forces.

From october 2005 until now we, gun owners, got some new laws regaining some ground on this battle.

Moderator you are absolutely right: people on US, dont ever think it cant happen in US! This is exactly what Argentinians though until some years ago… now they are fighting hard against restrictive and gun ban lasws in their traditionally (ex) liberal country.

PS – Sorry any erron in English.