Interesting. Seems the police habit of enforcing policies that aren't grounded in law is a common thing throughout the commonwealth.
What if you were to import a complete action without a barrel, or to have junker 308 barrel threaded on as an oddball wildcat with an excessively large base diameter.... not much they could do about that. You could then separately import the barrel, or just have one custom made for that matter.
Reason for ownership is pretty simple really. You want to send a very high energy bullet to a target at a much greater than normal distance, and you want it to get there with minimal wind deflection and energy loss.
There are only three types of people in this world. Those that can count, and those that can't!
I guess they use AI rifles in 308 and don't want to be faced with something bigger than what they have ? But if it a Barnard rifle , it s ok!
Suppose the same would happen with 550 NE , 600 NE and 700 NE?
Talk about trying to solve a problem that does not exist.
Since when is such gear used in crime, your token hood isn't going to spend minimum $8 a pop to run a $6500 USD firearm.
Nothing but a low attempt to restrict & regulate importation. I hope some one successfully takes them to task over it.
Approved ranges are irrelevant when you can purchase one made here.
We all operate within the law, why can't NZ police stick to their mandate too.
Are Wills fishing and firearms no longer an agent for AI?
I heard they were so useless at representing the brand in NZ that an Australian company got the right to sell in NZ .
Since there is no upper limit in caliber to use to kill stuff in NZ , the aproved range usage is irrelevant if you are going to use it for hunting I guess?
Yep, double irrelevant.
If you don't think its a load of crap to say that "women lack the ability to use discretion", then I don't know what you think crap is.
He dealt with a crap police staff member who was a woman, thats his experience and no issue with that. Claiming all women are like that just makes him look like an idiot.
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