What age did you first go hunting?
What age did you first take your kids hunting? I first took my son rabbit hunting at the age of 2. He insisted on bringing carrots to feed the rabbits 🙂 Here he is a year or two later with the only rabbit we saw
Monthly Archives: March 2016
Hi again everybody,
Where did that long weekend go?! Whether you punched some paper, dropped a deer or blasted some bunnies I hope you all got some lead in the air in a safe and satisfying manner. Let us know what firearm-related stuff you got up to in
Some more food for thought:
I was sitting at work discussing ARs with a friend when another colleague (a Brit) made a comment to the effect of “how come you’re allowed to own something that can kill lots of people?” Â My answer to him was simple. “Because unlike you,
$60K fine for reporting a fire that you didnt light?
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=11611254
COLFO asked the question
Will all AR 15 require an E endorsed licence? . In reply to an Official Information Act request COLFO has received the reply below from NZ Police: Posted by COLFO on Monday, 21 March 2016
Good morning everybody! I have a mission for you all.
With a long weekend coming up, why not take this opportunity to grab some coke cans, bust out ye olde .22LR and take a newbie out plinking at the range or on the farm? Show them the fun of safe, responsible shooting and let us
Today we give the Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand​ the opportunity to expand on their Justice Policy.
David Clendon​ is the Green Party spokesperson for Criminal Justice. David Clendon​ we welcome you to the discussion. From the Green Party Justice Policy “… 13. Gun Control In order to reduce risks associated with guns and their use in crime, the Green Party will:
One thing that I love about NZ firearms law is that we do not restrict suppressors.
Suppressors are to Americans what MSSAs are to us. There is a push in the US at the moment to de-regulate cans. To me that seems like a sensible move but there are very mixed reactions to it in the States. The comments are the
Its ok to poach… if you are a police officer?
From the ODT article: “…Six weeks later, when he had still heard nothing from police, farmer one phoned the senior Central Otago officer he had dealt with, who said the off-duty officer would not be charged with unlawful hunting because no shots were fired and