Thread: Very Powerful Firearms

Not a good time to sit back and laugh guys, the NZ Police have put a recommendation forward that you will need to provide a valid reason to have a FAL, or belong to an authorised shooting organisation or club. They have also publicly acknowledged that they are worried that MSC wont be able to deliver the required amount of firearms courses for applicants, or to the required standard. One of the reasons MSC won the tender against far more qualified organisations is that Mike Daisley, the CEO of MSC, the one and the same CEO that has dragged MSC to its knees, the one and the same CEO that recently sacked all the volunteers all over the country - is very good friends with Greg OConnor, the previous anti gun nutter that was head of the Police Assn. And another recommendation to government is that you will only be able to buy ammunition for the particular calibre of firearm you are licensed for.
So lets not be complacent, we need to stand united, we need to stir these bastards at every opportunity. Starting with turning up to the Police road show Scam thats happening all over the country right now and let them know we have some excellent gun laws, leave them alone!

Originally Posted by Husky1600

Not a good time to sit back and laugh guys, the NZ Police have put a recommendation forward that you will need to provide a valid reason to have a FAL, or belong to an authorised shooting organisation or club. They have also publicly acknowledged that they are worried that MSC wont be able to deliver the required amount of firearms courses for applicants, or to the required standard. One of the reasons MSC won the tender against far more qualified organisations is that Mike Daisley, the CEO of MSC, the one and the same CEO that has dragged MSC to its knees, the one and the same CEO that recently sacked all the volunteers all over the country - is very good friends with Greg OConnor, the previous anti gun nutter that was head of the Police Assn. And another recommendation to government is that you will only be able to buy ammunition for the particular calibre of firearm you are licensed for.
So lets not be complacent, we need to stand united, we need to stir these bastards at every opportunity. Starting with turning up to the Police road show Scam thats happening all over the country right now and let them know we have some excellent gun laws, leave them alone!

If that bit about the MSc and Greg O'Connor is true then I wouldn't be surprised.

And they say that there's no corruption and vice in NZ government.

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A repeat of a post I put up last year. Perhaps some of you might now take the time to read and digest. The agenda is set. It will not change. The only options are to capitulate, or resist. Appeasement is not an option. That is just stupidity working for the enemy.

Originally Posted by Beavis

The more I read it, the more it seems clear that they are trying to weasel in Australian gun laws.

This is what you are up against.

COMMUNIQUÉ
Law, Crime and Community Safety Council, 27-28 April 2016
The first meeting of the Law, Crime and Community Safety Council for 2016 was held over 27 28 April 2016 in Queenstown, New Zealand. Ministers from New Zealand, the Commonwealth and each state and territory with portfolio responsibility for law and justice, police and emergency management were in attendance, as was a representative of the Australian Local Government Association. The meeting was chaired by the Hon Nikki Kaye MP, New Zealand Minister of Civil Defence the (Emergency Management Session), the Hon Judith Collins MP, New Zealand Minister (Law Enforcement session), the Hon Amy Adams MP, New Zealand Minister of Justice (Family Violence and Community Safety session) and the Commonwealth Minister for Justice and Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Counter-Terrorism, the Hon Michael Keenan MP (Law Reform).
On 28 April 2016, the Hon Rene Hidding MP, Minister for Police and Emergency Management for Tasmania, asked Ministers to pause for a minute of silence to commemorate the passage of 20 years since the events of the Port Arthur tragedy – to reflect upon the ongoing suffering of those mourning the loss of the 35 people who died and the ongoing distress of many who survived appalling physical and mental trauma. Ministers noted that the tragedy shaped the Australian community’s notions of trauma, loss and suffering and how these events resulted in an extended community recovery program which became the benchmark for similar international events in following years. Ministers reflected on the decisive actions of all Australian jurisdictions in developing and achieving consensus on the historic National Firearms Agreement, which is the envy of many countries around the world and agreed to again restate all jurisdictions’ commitment to maintaining a national consensus on firearms as embodied in the National Firearms Agreement.
[Session 2: Law enforcement
National Firearms Agreement and other firearms measures
Ministers noted a number of measures to deal with illegal firearms and the ongoing work of senior officials to update the National Firearms Agreement.

I suggest you download your own copy of the National firearms agreement to see what your government ministers and police policy makers have bought into. Note it is the Australasian police ministers council. Not the Australian police ministers council.

AUSTRALASIAN POLICE MINISTERS’ COUNCIL
SPECIAL FIREARMS MEETING
CANBERRA
10 MAY 1996
RESOLUTIONS
2
1. Bans on Specific Types of Firearms
RESOLUTION
Council resolved:
(a) that all jurisdictions ban the sale, resale, transfer, ownership, possession, manufacture and
use of those firearms banned or proposed to be banned from import other than in the
exceptional circumstances listed in paragraph 1.2 of the Commonwealth proposal (see
below).
para 1.2 The only need for the use of an automatic or semi-automatic longarm would be:
 military;
 police or other government purposes; and
 occupational categories of shooters who have been licensed for a specified
purpose (eg extermination of feral animals).
(b) that all jurisdictions ban competitive shooting involving those firearms banned or proposed
to be banned from import.
Council agreed to implement its resolution via the following action plan:
1. All jurisdictions to ban the sale, resale, transfer, ownership, possession, manufacture and
use of those firearms banned or to be banned from import other than in the following
exceptional circumstances:
 military use;
 police or other government purposes; and
 occupational categories of shooters who have been licensed for a specified
purpose (eg extermination of feral animals).
2. All jurisdictions to ban competitive shooting involving those firearms banned or proposed
to be banned from import.
3. The Commonwealth to ban the importation of all semi-automatic self-loading and pump
action longarms, and all parts, including magazines, for such firearms, included in Licence
Category D, and control the importation of those firearms included in Licence Category C.
2. Effective Nationwide Registration of All Firearms
RESOLUTION
Council resolved:
(a) that New South Wales, Queensland and Tasmania immediately establish an integrated
licence and firearms registration system and that all other jurisdictions review their existing
registration systems to ensure that all systems are compatible.
(b) that these databases be linked through the National Exchange of Police Information (NEPI)
to ensure effective nationwide registration of all firearms.

Police and Government have complete contempt for your views. What you are seeing is merely the Govt's nodding dog technique. Your future is already decided.