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    Posted: 14 May 2023 at 1:45pm
I think the most likely outcome of registration is risk weighted arms management - ie: folks who have a "collection" of firearms, or of a style/calibre with no great civilian use, will be subject to additional scrutiny.

The rest of us who have a normal rifle, or two or three, in our safe will probably see no great change.


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We will be registering knifes next ..........

That's a bugger Pauly5
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Don't forget you don't have to register antique rifles, roll on crims with muskets. Lmao
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Because the weapons with hard projectiles have the potential to injure or kill. If you started airsoft ft shooting sure you would have no issues with the law.
Not that bbs be that great for it.
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I used to shoot FT here in NZ. I actually represented NZ in 2 worlds competitions, one I travelled to the UK for.

These new rules have killed the sport I found great joy and relaxation in and I feel a bit hard done by. I see though that you can still dress up in full tactical gear and act out shooting people in airsoft and paintball. I'm not anti them, but then why do non violent target shooting disciplines get penalised.

I miss that aspect, but am grateful I do pest work for a job,


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Originally posted by FPM FPM wrote:

No doubt the anti-crowd will change their tune very quickly if it looks like a war is brewing in this part of the world.


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Regarding the anti gun rhetoric on Stuff - No doubt the 'woke' anti-crowd will change their tune very quickly if it looks like a war is brewing in this part of the world.

More Taiwanese seek gun training as Ukraine war drives home cross-strait tension



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Now see what we're up against:

I've also just received an email from the new Police Authority about registering all my Firearms on the new NZ Firearms Register - which is a total waste of time according to all the shooters I know!!! Exclamation

Have you received the same yet?






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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote kruzaroad Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 08 May 2023 at 3:03pm
Have no idea. Couldn't care less if they did. I haven't ever been asked for name or identification when buying from a gun shop.
Guess the grey hair gives it away that I'm over 18 and entitled to use own one.
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I was informed by someone in the industry air rifle sales were being reported on request of the Police. It was not clear if this applied to a specific region or country wide.


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