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    Chaz Forsyth in ODT.

    Good article by Chaz in today’s Otago Daily Times.

    I just wish law makers would read it and take notice.
    ‘Many of my bullets have died in vain’

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    I went looking but couldn’t find it. Are you able to post a link?
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    It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
    What more do we need? If we are above ground and breathing the rest is up to us!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Finnwolf View Post
    Good article by Chaz in today’s Otago Daily Times.

    I just wish law makers would read it and take notice.
    Maybe the new ones will.be more fit and proper than the previous bunch of ideologues...

    there is hope.

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    Good. Thats the best thing Ive ever seen him write. A good balanced perspective.
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    great to see Chaz is still around and fighting the good fight. a real gentleman and great fella to sit and yak with.
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    Thank you
    It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
    What more do we need? If we are above ground and breathing the rest is up to us!
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    A very well stated summary, thanks Chaz

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    Yes a well written and articulate article stating the facts. Thanks for posting the link for us all to read.
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    Great article by a true sportsman. I studied with him at Otago yrs back. Always forthcoming with his time and his boundless energy.
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    Quote Originally Posted by hebe View Post
    Great article by a true sportsman. I studied with him at Otago yrs back. Always forthcoming with his time and his boundless energy.
    And he hasn't changed a bit since we first crossed paths in 1980, however to his other qualities you do need to add "delightfully mad) and that hasn't changed either!

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    Excellent article.

    Just a shame that reducing crime isn't the primary motivation in gun registration.
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    Did I read that right. $500m per year.
    Well on the way to make Canadas fiasco look reasonable.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tentman View Post
    And he hasn't changed a bit since we first crossed paths in 1980, however to his other qualities you do need to add "delightfully mad) and that hasn't changed either!
    A most excellent chap to converse with, boundless energy, massive enthusiasm and endless knowledge, we need more Chazs in the shooting world.!
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    ‘Many of my bullets have died in vain’

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    Quote Originally Posted by pennyless View Post
    Did I read that right. $500m per year.
    Well on the way to make Canadas fiasco look reasonable.
    I don't believe that you've read that right.

    Original establishment was suppose to have been $408M, to be spent over four years, and now expected to increase to $500M (over the four year period). Still a lot of lolly!
    Nothing that Chaz has said indicates what the ongoing costs are projected to be.

    Certainly it has the prospect of becoming the proverbial bottomless pit, much as was found to be the case in Canada.

    Did it achieve the purported goal - I think not else why would it have been abandoned?

 

 

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