Thread: Semi Autos - Possible Interesting Development

Originally Posted by Ryan

And even then, as bitter experience has taught me, one's security can still be defeated.

Yep. Like I said, the premises and security that can't be breached have yet to be designed.

Originally Posted by Rushy

Yep. Like I said, the premises and security that can't be breached have yet to be designed.

Fort Knox has held up quite well so far.

Originally Posted by Ryan

Fort Knox has held up quite well so far.

Hmmmm now there's a challenge!

Originally Posted by Rushy

Hmmmm now there's a challenge!

If this idea goes ahead I reckon everyone who owns a new E cat Ruger 10/22 or semi shotgun, should buy and sell (swap) them with their mates ones once a month so the police have a ridiculous amount of paper work, think they would get over it pretty quickly.

Originally Posted by Beetroot

If this idea goes ahead I reckon everyone who owns a new E cat Ruger 10/22 or semi shotgun, should buy and sell (swap) them with their mates ones once a month so the police have a ridiculous amount of paper work, think they would get over it pretty quickly.

They'd stop you doing it however they pleased unfortunately.

December minutes for the Advisory forum.

http://www.police.govt.nz/sites/defa...cember2016.pdf

Thanks

Thank you - looks like a screw-up as regards measuring certain E-cat items in a folded position

They seem to have got a bit of the message that we are watching them with suspicion and with good reason

So in other words, their 'interpretation' to MSSAs with folding/telescoping stock is not what the Act outlines.

The last part about the email I found rather interesting....the next minutes might be even more entertaining