Welcome to Sako club.
I just wonder they found out he'd made the illigitimate purchase after the fact,
Does the T in the licence number mean Tasman?
Last edited by specweapon; 02-04-2016 at 10:20 AM.
I think t stands for tucked
with a silent 'f'.
Front page of Herald web site now.
Story made it to Prime News @ 17:30. Over in a flash, no drama in their presentation. Remains to see if TV3 makes a meal of it.
tbh, thread should be locked and stickyed for a few months, make less drama about it.
I've never used a P2P and have no idea what one looks like.
@Beavis its pretty confusing tbh
At least some parts of this story appear to check out
Sgt Glenn Toy is a Police Officer in Whanganui.
Cheers
Pete
I dont think it matters weather it a joke or not. Its still something thats not needed by law abiding firearms owners.
Using the PTP system is very simple and works well when both parties use it correctly.
The bigger concern for me is not the guy trying to buy these guns by breaking the law (This will always happen regardless) but the seller not following the system.
Really stupid.
If the seller followed the system correctly, the illegal buyer would most likely be with the cops already.
Agreed! This "collector" who sold the crim the pistol, ammo, etc. needs to be hung out to dry, as he committed a criminal act. So does HdPA, but I hear today that she won't be (Sunday Herald).What's wrong with this picture?
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