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About LinkBacksThe issue I have with the Aussie gun laws in regards to the "very powerful" ones etc; Is that so what if that guy put to shoot camels? You are most definitely right @Flyblown, he may of well wrote down the wrong recreational use. But that is where the problem lies, things change. People's circumstances change over time and what they want one day may change the next.
This is the luxury (freedom) of being a fit and proper person - I can choose what I want, when I want it. What colour it is and how big it is and I shouldn't have to justify why/how to anyone especially to the police.
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