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  1. 16-10-2019, 12:30 PM #1
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    So does this mean that anyone in possession of steel shot for a shotgun is breaking the law
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    Quote Originally Posted by upnorth uplander View Post
    So does this mean that anyone in possession of steel shot for a shotgun is breaking the law
    Colfo advice = yes

    F&G advice = no

    who to believe
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    Quote Originally Posted by mikee View Post
    Colfo advice = yes

    F&G advice = no

    who to believe
    COLFO have they advice of a lawyer interpreting the law. F&G have the advice of the Police. Enough said Mikee. F&G only think they are right.
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