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    If the cops don't see an issue I guess crims are not on the habit of making there own anmo.

    It would also be east to make your own black powder gun from scratch and also make the ammo from scratch but crims don't seem to do it.

    I guess as basic crims are stupid or drug fucked and high level ones can get whatever they want anyway that it's just not a issue in the real world? Would love the view of someone actually on the coal face @Savage1
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    Quote Originally Posted by res View Post
    If the cops don't see an issue I guess crims are not on the habit of making there own anmo.

    It would also be east to make your own black powder gun from scratch and also make the ammo from scratch but crims don't seem to do it.

    I guess as basic crims are stupid or drug fucked and high level ones can get whatever they want anyway that it's just not a issue in the real world? Would love the view of someone actually on the coal face @Savage1
    I've quite recently dealt with a guy that was making pistols for gang members, he was either modifying blank firing pistols or making completely new ones, some were disguised as pens that fired .22LR and some of the modifed blank firing pistols were done superbly well, from what I could tell he'd made barrel sleves and manufactured the critical components. He was a toolmaker by trade and had become addicted to meth, he was a mongrel to begin with anyway and very dangerous.

    That's just one recent incident, I come across a lot of criminals in possession of firearms and a lot of home made ones, the dumbest most low level bottom feeders still have access to firearms.

    The gangs recruit or lean on people with very good knowledge of firearms to assemble and manufacture them, and have friends with FALs to get them ammo, never heard of crims with a reloading setup but it's not unlikely. They don't go through ammo like the average shooter, most of them would have never fired their weapons so need very little ammo.

    Ammo access isn't the problem, I think the best change that could be made would be to make E-cat level security the standard for A-cat. And please people, don't store your f%$king safe keys in another smaller less sturdy safe beside the main safe, or anywhere remotely obvious for that matter.

    Wow I went off on a tangent there, I've completely forgotten what I was originally talking about.

    All of this is my opinion and my opinion alone.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Savage1 View Post
    I've quite recently dealt with a guy that was making pistols for gang members, he was either modifying blank firing pistols or making completely new ones, some were disguised as pens that fired .22LR and some of the modifed blank firing pistols were done superbly well, from what I could tell he'd made barrel sleves and manufactured the critical components. He was a toolmaker by trade and had become addicted to meth, he was a mongrel to begin with anyway and very dangerous.

    That's just one recent incident, I come across a lot of criminals in possession of firearms and a lot of home made ones, the dumbest most low level bottom feeders still have access to firearms.

    The gangs recruit or lean on people with very good knowledge of firearms to assemble and manufacture them, and have friends with FALs to get them ammo, never heard of crims with a reloading setup but it's not unlikely. They don't go through ammo like the average shooter, most of them would have never fired their weapons so need very little ammo.

    Ammo access isn't the problem, I think the best change that could be made would be to make E-cat level security the standard for A-cat. And please people, don't store your f%$king safe keys in another smaller less sturdy safe beside the main safe, or anywhere remotely obvious for that matter.

    Wow I went off on a tangent there, I've completely forgotten what I was originally talking about.

    All of this is my opinion and my opinion alone.
    This. The motorcycle gangs without motorcycles are the bottom tier useless fucktard, they just pinch them in burgs, or take them off thier pet burglars. The top tier MCs take them off the lower knuckle draggers, or just swap them for meth or for forgiveness for perceived slights/favours/reign in an area. The mid tier (rural) get them from below and above them in the pecking order (they all know each other) and live a cheery life.

    This is all due to it not being a major when they get busted. Concurrent sentences and limp dick judges, there's your issue.
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    whoop , guess i was well wrong

    43B Restriction on sales of ammunition



    (1)

    Every person commits an offence and is liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding $1,000 who sells or supplies ammunition for any firearm or restricted weapon to a person who is not—

    (a)
    the holder of a firearms licence; or


    (b)
    a licensed dealer.



    (2)

    In any prosecution for an offence against subsection (1) in which it is proved that the defendant sold or supplied ammunition for a firearm or restricted weapon to any person, the burden of proving that that person was—

    (a)
    the holder of a firearms licence; or


    (b)
    a licensed dealer,—


    shall lie on the defendant.


    (3)

    It is a good defence to a prosecution for an offence against subsection (1) if the defendant proves—

    (a)
    that the ammunition was supplied to a person for use under the immediate supervision of the holder of a firearms licence; and


    (b)
    that at all times while the person to whom the ammunition was supplied was in possession of the ammunition, that person was under the immediate supervision of the holder of a firearms licence.



    (4)

    A defendant may, in the case of a prosecution for an offence against subsection (1), discharge the burden of proof placed on the defendant by subsection (2) by proving that the defendant took reasonable steps to ascertain whether the person to whom the ammunition was sold or supplied was—

    (a)
    the holder of a firearms licence; or


    (b)
    a licensed dealer.



    (5)

    Nothing in this section applies in relation to any ammunition for a firearm to which paragraph (a) or paragraph (b) or
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    [QUOTE=Savage1;487196]I've quite recently dealt with a guy that was making pistols for gang members, he was either modifying blank firing pistols or making completely new ones, some were disguised as pens that fired .22LR and some of the modifed blank firing pistols were done superbly well, from what I could tell he'd made barrel sleves and manufactured the critical components. He was a toolmaker by trade and had become addicted to meth, he was a mongrel to begin with anyway and very dangerous.

    That's just one recent incident, I come across a lot of criminals in possession of firearms and a lot of home made ones, the dumbest most low level bottom feeders still have access to firearms.

    The gangs recruit or lean on people with very good knowledge of firearms to assemble and manufacture them, and have friends with FALs to get them ammo, never heard of crims with a reloading setup but it's not unlikely. They don't go through ammo like the average shooter, most of them would have never fired their weapons so need very little ammo.

    Ammo access isn't the problem, I think the best change that could be made would be to make E-cat level security the standard for A-cat. And please people, don't store your f%$king safe keys in another smaller less sturdy safe beside the main safe, or anywhere remotely obvious for that matter.

    Wow I went off on a tangent there, I've completely forgotten what I was originally talking about.

    All of this is my opinion and my opinion alone.[/QUOTEits alright cutting precision posts is bloody stressful
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