Important Message from the UK and Australia
Whatever your politics, you owe it to yourself to learn more about the restrictive firearm laws adopted in the United Kingdom and Australia. These have effectively banned hand-gun and semi-auto rifle ownership in the UK. In Australia self-loading rifles and even pump shotguns were banned, and hand-gun ownership was severely restricted. In this 10-minute video, gun owners in the UK and Australia tell their own story. The message is clear–without unified, organized opposition by sportsmen and hunters, gun rights will be taken away. In the UK, even shotguns and 22LR pistols used by Olympic competitors have been banned. Think it can’t happen here? Well already in California, new sales of semi-auto AR15-style service rifles are completely banned.
To further highlight the absurdity of gun laws in the UK, Great Britain agreed to construct a new indoor pistol-shooting venue — in order to win the right to host the next Olympic Games. But Olympic authorities have announced the shooting range will be demolished (at public expense) at the close of the games. Why? Because Brits aren’t allowed to own or shoot handguns. Today, even Britain’s Olympic pistol shooters are prohibitied from shooting in the UK and are required to do their training abroad. When London hosts the 2012 Olympic Games, Parliament will have to pass legislation allowing the athletes to import and fire their target pistols.
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Tags: Australia, Britain, Gun Ban, Second Amendment, UK
“Well already in California, new sales of semi-auto AR15-style service rifles are completely banned.”
That’s not true.
You can get AR15-style service rifles as long as they don’t have certain banned features or if they have the banned features then the magazine has to be rendered “non detachable” with a max cap of 10 reounds. Also, the rifle can’t be on the “Assault Weapons” ban by name list.
this last comment is true but you’re missing the point. the receivers are being banned and as soon as the “list” gets updated they will all be banned and there is no new legislation needed to update that list. It has already passed.