It is a very strange world that we live in when a Weapons Expo that sells weapons to the NZ Armed Forces is successfully shut down by activists that include government politicians. These Bullies have demonised all weapons as evil. What do they propose that our armed forces use to
Michael Dowling Chairman Council of Licenced Firearms Owners (on behalf of the Fair and Reasonable Campaign) I am writing to you on the Government’s second tranche of firearms law changes – and I’m afraid I have bad news. What the Bill does: The Arms Legislation Bill punishes law-abiding firearms
Produced in 1964, this awesome U.S. Air Force film shows tactical weapons tests against various types of targets using F-100 Super Sabre and other aircraft. Over 100 target complexes were built to simulate enemy positions including anti-aircraft missiles sights similar to those used in Cuba. Tests were also conducted
If you were to believe social media, Australia is a crime-free paradise where no-one owns one of those evil, scary guns, and mass shootings never, ever happen. All thanks to John Howard’s gun laws. The only problem is – that’s all a load of steaming horse-puckey. While Australia is
On Friday Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and Police Minister Stuart Nash introduced to Parliament the latest round of firearms legislation changes. Meanwhile, a lobby group has launched a new campaign with the aim of dramatically increasing the restrictions on licensed firearms owners. On their website, the lobby group Gun Control
Episode five of the series Guns. The evolution of firearms focuses largely on the U.S. weapons of World War I, a war in which American soldiers would first face .
Joe Rogan recently blasted the hypocrisy of Hollywood elites over guns. “No one is more anti-gun than Hollywood…the left-wing people in Hollywood are the most vocal, the most virtue-signaling, the quickest to jump on their pedestal. Meanwhile, what percentage of their f***ing movies involve gun violence?” As Rogan
ACT party Press Release: “148 days since the Arms Amendment Act was signed into law, and just a few months until the end of the firearms amnesty, police are still working out which firearms and parts should be banned”, ACT Leader David Seymour says. An updated list of prohibited guns
By Dieuwe de Boer Right Minds The government is remaining tight-lipped on how well the gun confiscation programme is going. They released the total number of firearms and parts purchased to date, including the number of licensed owners taking part — but don’t give us much more to go on
Discover key moments from history and stories about fascinating people […] Hear first-hand accounts from the air and ground, re-telling every memory from the day the world first witnessed the horrors of atomic warfare. Taken From Hiroshima
If New Zealanders want to get an idea of how the COL’s gun control and “hate speech” laws will end up working in practice, then they only need to look at the similarly “progressive” US state of Oregon. The home of Bernie Sanders and Portlandia has the second-highest costs
ACT party Press release: “Police need to increase the collection rate of the gun ‘buy-back’ scheme six-fold if it is to stand any chance of being a success”, ACT Leader David Seymour says. “Based on import figures from Customs, COLFO conservatively estimates that 250,000 firearms have been banned, but
Fair & Reasonable Campaign: On Tuesday the National Party went public on what it claims is a leaked copy of the Government’s draft legislation detailing the next round of firearms law reforms. We have also obtained a copy of the draft Bill, the details of which are best summarised
ACT Party: Last week, the prime minister was on the international stage and in the glare of global media where she normally excels. But she seriously stumbled by lecturing our friend and closest ally, Australia, about their climate change record. (This follows her earlier criticism of Australia’s immigration laws.
ACT party Press release: The government needs to come clean about what types of firearms are being handed in as part of its buy-back scheme because the numbers suggest the taxpayer is buying a large collection of pop guns. The headline figures of the number of firearms collected has been
