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    Surely to be a member of a well recognized organization like the NZDA which will be 75yrs old soon is a good thing. If by law they require to note FAL numbers of its members so be it. You may find one day that being a member of a club like this is part of showing you are responsible.

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    Quote Originally Posted by trooper90 View Post
    Surely to be a member of a well recognized organization like the NZDA which will be 75yrs old soon is a good thing.
    That's quite coincidental the Nelson Branche's 75th birthday is celebrated tonight after our AGM




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    Quote Originally Posted by trooper90 View Post
    Surely to be a member of a well recognized organization like the NZDA which will be 75yrs old soon is a good thing. If by law they require to note FAL numbers of its members so be it. You may find one day that being a member of a club like this is part of showing you are responsible.
    It led to to massive increase/uptake in Australia of shooting/hunting clubs in the wake of Port Arthur. Not quite what the powers that be were expecting....

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    Quote Originally Posted by tiroahunta View Post
    It led to to massive increase/uptake in Australia of shooting/hunting clubs in the wake of Port Arthur. Not quite what the powers that be were expecting....

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    And that's a silver lining for here. It is driving license holder into (hopefully) larger and stronger and better organised representative shooting clubs and organisations. That strengthens representation and solidarity.
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