About gundoc

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Age
77
About gundoc
Biography:
Over 50 years as a gunsmith, now semi-retired.
Location:
Central Otago
Interests:
Hunting, pistol shooting, collecting
Occupation:
retired

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Total Posts
2,334
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0.62
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Last Activity
Yesterday 07:18 PM
Join Date
22-11-2014
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4152 Likes

  1. outdoorlad
    outdoorlad liked post by gundoc On thread : Storing ammunition
    So long as your ammunition is stored separately from your A and E category firearms (i.e. in a separate cupboard, or in an army surplus ammo can in the garage, etc) then there is NO legal requirement...
    Liked On: 10-08-2016, 12:07 PM
  2. AzumitH
    AzumitH liked post by gundoc On thread : Storing ammunition
    So long as your ammunition is stored separately from your A and E category firearms (i.e. in a separate cupboard, or in an army surplus ammo can in the garage, etc) then there is NO legal requirement...
    Liked On: 09-08-2016, 10:43 PM
  3. Dougie
    Dougie liked post by gundoc On thread : Storing ammunition
    So long as your ammunition is stored separately from your A and E category firearms (i.e. in a separate cupboard, or in an army surplus ammo can in the garage, etc) then there is NO legal requirement...
    Liked On: 09-08-2016, 05:22 AM
  4. res
    res liked post by gundoc On thread : Storing ammunition
    So long as your ammunition is stored separately from your A and E category firearms (i.e. in a separate cupboard, or in an army surplus ammo can in the garage, etc) then there is NO legal requirement...
    Liked On: 09-08-2016, 12:12 AM
  5. Munsey
    Munsey liked post by gundoc On thread : Storing ammunition
    So long as your ammunition is stored separately from your A and E category firearms (i.e. in a separate cupboard, or in an army surplus ammo can in the garage, etc) then there is NO legal requirement...
    Liked On: 08-08-2016, 10:51 PM
  6. P38
    P38 liked post by gundoc On thread : Service Pistol Match
    +1 on the L frame S&W! The M586/686 is pretty much the perfect revolver for service match. They do benefit from a good double-action job that enables you to shoot the entire match double action and...
    Liked On: 02-08-2016, 06:29 PM
  7. Tommy
    Tommy liked post by gundoc On thread : Rem 700 barrel removal
    The M700 action is easily crushed or damaged by the incorrect method of barrel removal. The proper way is to hold the barrel close to the action with a neat-fitting pair of metal barrel clamps in a...
    Liked On: 01-08-2016, 09:49 PM
  8. tetawa
    tetawa liked post by gundoc On thread : Rem 700 barrel removal
    The M700 action is easily crushed or damaged by the incorrect method of barrel removal. The proper way is to hold the barrel close to the action with a neat-fitting pair of metal barrel clamps in a...
    Liked On: 27-07-2016, 12:41 PM
  9. Feral
    Feral liked post by gundoc On thread : Rem 700 barrel removal
    The M700 action is easily crushed or damaged by the incorrect method of barrel removal. The proper way is to hold the barrel close to the action with a neat-fitting pair of metal barrel clamps in a...
    Liked On: 26-07-2016, 10:21 PM
  10. tetawa
    tetawa liked post by gundoc On thread : Anyone got a chopped and suspressed semiauto, Rem 7400, 742 or a bar.
    The multiple locking lugs of the 742 are notorious for cutting into the reciever at the back of the bolt stroke and causing the bolt to jam. The problem shows up when the rifle has done a fair few...
    Liked On: 18-07-2016, 09:54 AM
  11. veitnamcam
    veitnamcam liked post by gundoc On thread : Restrictions and conditions on an 'A' Category 50BMG?
    There appears to be no power granted by the Arms Act to the Police to add conditions of use to an import permit. If the rifle is A category then you can use it for any normal use for such a firearm,...
    Liked On: 14-07-2016, 08:50 PM
  12. Jexla
    Jexla liked post by gundoc On thread : Restrictions and conditions on an 'A' Category 50BMG?
    There appears to be no power granted by the Arms Act to the Police to add conditions of use to an import permit. If the rifle is A category then you can use it for any normal use for such a firearm,...
    Liked On: 14-07-2016, 08:12 PM
  13. res
    res liked post by gundoc On thread : Restrictions and conditions on an 'A' Category 50BMG?
    There appears to be no power granted by the Arms Act to the Police to add conditions of use to an import permit. If the rifle is A category then you can use it for any normal use for such a firearm,...
    Liked On: 14-07-2016, 07:11 PM
  14. timattalon
    timattalon liked post by gundoc On thread : Restrictions and conditions on an 'A' Category 50BMG?
    There appears to be no power granted by the Arms Act to the Police to add conditions of use to an import permit. If the rifle is A category then you can use it for any normal use for such a firearm,...
    Liked On: 14-07-2016, 06:03 PM
  15. birch
    birch liked post by gundoc On thread : Mrs is heading to europe
    Go online to Waffen Frankonia, Kettner, etc and you will see that such things are as expensive, if not more expensive than in NZ. Finding gun stores with a good range of optices in the Netherlands...
    Liked On: 12-07-2016, 07:58 PM

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