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  1. 13-08-2016, 08:23 PM #46
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
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    Worksafe has now picked up the enforcement of the HSNO act from the EPA.

    Class 1 hazardous substances are the explosives.

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    Private use would surely be exempt?
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    Good thing I use propellant not explosives then eh.

    What has the EPA got to do with insurance anyway.
    Seems illogical.

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    Just a thought, your insurance company will Not pay out if there is a fire and you have reloading powders stored in your house or garage if attached to your house. Would this apply to Ammo? I don't see why it would with the weasely barstools using every trick in the book to not pay out.

    Also re bolts going missing. I use differently coloured Bolt Bags, mine are all marked with rifle and caliber as well so no grabbing the wrong one as I did once. Bloody hard to shoot with a husqvarna rifle and a browning bolt.

    and if the right Dis-honourable helen clark makes head of the un,say byebye to civilian sporting arms,its one of her life long aims.
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