Good day all... did u guys attend the classic arms auction today... what nice toys did u guys buy...

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http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news...-video-1907772.

The footage obtained by the Daily Mirror reveals how, after beheading the soldier, they hatched a plot to ambush and murder the first police officers to come to his aid

If FCA had to change, to only allow individuals only, 1. Pistol, 1 Revolver, 1 Shotgun, 1 Rifle, and only allowed to change every 15 years, regardless of sport, hunting or SD.

What would you choose?

http://www.timeslive.co.za/scitech/2...-rhino-poacher

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I vote the remove all bananas and peanuts for future NA meetings just in case it gets thrown and someone loses an eye.

http://m.news24.com/news24/SouthAfrica/Politics/Under-fire-minister-attacks-killer-MPs-20130523

Under-fire minister attacks 'killer' MPs

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Cape Town - Men in opposition benches were part of the apartheid-era army that maimed and killed people, Defence Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula said on Thursday.
She made the accusation during a heated debate on her budget vote in the National Assembly.

"At a time when some of you were conducting raids and maiming and killing women and children in the frontline states, I was there in the trenches... fighting for liberation in this country," Mapisa-Nqakula said, pointing at opposition party benches.

She was responding to criticism from opposition party MPs who said she was guilty of leading a scandal-ridden department.

The Democratic Alliance, Cope and Freedom Front Plus MPs made reference to the landing of a private jet at the Waterkloof Air Force base and the deaths of 13 soldiers in the Central African Republic.

Mapisa-Nqakula denied she was hiding information on the matter and repeated her attack on opposition party MPs.

"I am at the helm of a defence force that talks about peace, that advocates for peace and stability in the African continent.

"I am not in a defence force that was maiming and killing women, civilians and children, at a time when you were conscripted and joined the SA Defence Force."

DA MP Ian Ollis asked debate chairperson Grant Snell to censure the minister.

"The minister has twice now pointed at me and she said... members of this side of the house were involved in maiming and killing women and children.

"I've never fired a gun in my life and I ask that she withdraws her statement and stop pointing here," Ollis said as ANC MPs heckled him.

Snell ignored Ollis's call for him to intervene.

"It is possible and I may not have pointed at you... but I did point in that direction because you know most of you males at the time did serve in the South African Defence Force," Mapisa-Nqakula countered.

DA MP Sandy Kalyan tried again to have the minister chastised.

"The minister is repeatedly making reference to the males on this side of the house who were part of, or allegedly part of an army, possibly in the apartheid era, maiming and killing women and children," said Kalyan.

"Those comments are unparliamentary, and cast aspersions on the integrity of the male members on this side and I ask that it be withdrawn."

Snell refused to ask the minister to withdraw, giving his opinion on the matter.

"I don't think we can brush away history and at the same time we realise not everyone was involved, but in the historic context that did take place so I'm going to let that go," he told the house.

While Snell let Mapisa-Nqakula off the hook, he was not as lenient with DA MP Mike Waters.

Earlier in the debate, he ordered Waters to leave the House for shouting the word "fraudster" while ANC MP Mnyami Booi was speaking.

Snell asked Water to withdraw his remark.

"The honourable member [Booi] was found guilty in a court of law of fraud... I can't withdraw," Waters replied.

After refusing several times to take back his words, Snell asked Waters to leave.

In 2009, Booi pleaded guilty to theft for his part in the Travelgate scandal. He remained an MP after his conviction.

The Travelgate scandal involved MPs exchanging their parliamentary travel vouchers for private trips, and in some cases even cash, costing taxpayers millions of rand.

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WHAT IN THE FUKC !

http://www.rand.org/pubs/monographs/MG819.html

http://news.sky.com/story/1094380/wo...-terror-attack

A man reported to be a serving soldier is dead and two people have been shot in Woolwich, south east London, after what is being treated as a terrorist attack.


Downing Street has called a meeting of the Government's Cobra emergency committee after the incident in John Wilson Street, which David Cameron described as "truly shocking".


Senior police officers are thought to believe the killing was a politically-motivated Islamist terrorist attack.


And video has emerged that appears to show one of two alleged attackers - with blood-stained hands and holding two bladed weapons - attempting to justify the attack.

"I apologise that women had to witness this today, but in our lands our women have to see the same," he said.


Dozens of weapons - including a number of knives - and pools of blood could be seen on the ground, where a man said to be wearing a Help for Heroes T-shirt was attacked by two men.


Witnesses say the pair appeared to deliberately drive their car at the victim, before getting out with various bladed weapons and launching their attack.


Following their attack, as the victim lay motionless in the middle of the road, witnesses say they heard the pair chanting "Allahu akbar" - and inviting passers-by to take photographs of them.


As soon as armed police arrived at the scene, witnesses say at least one of the alleged attackers began approaching the officers - who opened fire and shot the pair. The men were taken to separate hospitals with gunshot wounds.


Photographs taken at the scene show three people lying on the ground. Their condition was not clear. A car that appeared to have crashed on the pavement could also be seen.


The Metropolitan Police confirmed one person had died following the incident and said the Independent Police Complaints Commission had now taken over the investigation, which is standard practice in cases where armed police fire their weapons.


Commander Simon Letchford, from the Met, said officers were called to the road at 2.20pm.
"One man was being assaulted by two other men," he said.


"A number of weapons were reportedly being used in the attack, and this included reports of a firearm.


"Officers including local Greenwich officers arrived at the scene and shortly after firearms officers arrived on the scene.


"On their arrival at the scene they found a man, who was later pronounced dead. At this early stage I am unable to provide any further information about the man who has died.


"Two men, who we believe from early reports to have been carrying weapons, were shot by police. They were taken to separate London hospitals, they are receiving treatment for their injuries."


The Prime Minister will cut short a trip to Paris to return to London in the wake of the incident.


He told a news conference in Paris that Britain had faced terror attacks such as the one in Woolwich, adding: "We will never buckle in the face of it."


Nigel Foran, who saw the incident as he returned home from shopping, described a scene of confusion.

He told Sky News: "We saw a man running towards the police officers and then we heard a couple of gunshots.


"He went to the floor and was surrounded while officers drew their stun guns. After that, all the people who were watching ran away when they heard the gunshots."


The Ministry of Defence said it was urgently looking at the reports that the incident involved a soldier.


Greenwich and Woolwich MP Nick Raynsford had earlier told Sky News he believed the deceased was a serving soldier.

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I don't want to sound alarmist, but it does appear as if there is a general disregard for the US constitution by the Federal Government. The latest Obama scandals underlines this. Trouble brewing? If true, Gun Control is the least of the problems.

Hi everyone

I am in the process of joining NSA (National Shooting Association), but I'm a bit skeptic about them. I want DSS and DHS status for obvious reasons. I'll break it down the way I understand the entire process.

I join them, pay the fees, do the theoretical exam and shoot the targets they provide, at my own leisure. Send everything to them, and I get my status from them. Sounds too easy?

I've read through the natshoot posts from some of the other guys on the forum and it looks like NSA is worth while. It's just weird, the process. Basically anyone can go this route, do the exam, shoot the targets at 2m if they wanted or even shove holes through them with a pencil for example, and then receive status. Doesn't sound right.

If I understand correctly, to sustain your status you just have to do this a few times a year, download the targets, shoot and send back to them.

It all just sounds too good to be true. I spoke with a local police officer here and he said that to keep your status according to the law you MUST participate in an accredited shooting event, like the postal shoot etc. He also said that some people have lost their DSS status because of non participation and apparently you need to provide proof of this when applying for a firearm with your DSS/DHS status. I am not sure how this works when one is under NSA, maybe they have some special agreement with SAPS, do any of you guys or gals have any experience regarding these questions? Any advice or experiences with them especially in the long run would be very helpfull

We face an internationally organized opponent. IMHO, it's time we ourselves were organized and acted internationally.

Anyway, please consider taking a moment to complete another of those useless, biased anti-gun "survey" that someone no doubt wants to use to flog more draconian gun laws:

Dear IAPCAR members and supporters,

Italian IAPCAR member group FISAT, has sent an important call to action. Attempts are underway by the European Union to further restrict the right of civilians to have certain firearms. It is vitally important to the firearms rights community stand together internationally.
There are three important things we can each do:
1. Read the alert from FISAT below and follow the instructions to participate in the EU survey.
2. Post this alert on your website and send it to all of your members and supporters.
3. Ask all your supporters to send this call to action to all of their friends.

I personally want to thank all of you for your unwavering support of civilian arms rights. It is a privilege to work with you.

Yours in Freedom,
Philip Watson
Executive Director
International Association for the Protection of Civilian Arms Rights

Thank you for your consideration.

R7

Link to article: http://mybroadband.co.za/news/securi...d-reports.html
Pastebay link: http://www.pastebay.com/1232460
13MB .csv file containing emails: http://www1.datafilehost.com/d/dbf290ea

There's so many physical addresses, contact numbers, ID numbers in there it's kinda scary...glad I'm not in there.
Some firearm related issues in there too!
Two Examples:

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I handed in my 38 special Rossi on 16 Aug 2006 in Pretoria North Police Station - Ref Nr: REDACTED, also filed in SAP300 form. This firearm is still on my name, how is this possible and who is not doing their job and where is this firearm and what crime has been committed in the meantime with it as SAP are looking for me at my previous residence on Aug 29, 2011 and the original firearm license has been returned to the new homeowner. Could you kindly explain and take this firearm off my name immediately. Awaiting your urgent response on my attached email account. Thanking you kindly NAME REDACTED

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I would like to know the progress on my aplication for firearm license for .22 BRNO long rifle , which is under consideration since November 2010 thank you

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Note: the information is not redacted in the original file, I just did that for this post...

Hello my fellow GS'ers

Was wondering how many "bikers" we have on Gunsite? Especially those who can help a brother out when he needs a good deal on accessories and such :ch:. I ride a 2009 Honda CB600F Hornet.

BTW, looking for a Powercommander 5 if anyone might know where I could get a sweet deal. :g:

Cheers!

Will only take 5min of your time, also pass this around and spread the word!

Why this is important
South Africa has one of the highest crime rates in the world, yet one of the lowest rates of conviction — it also has one of the highest re-offending rates globally. The expansion of a National Forensic DNA Database has the potential to change this situation in South Africa, but it cannot be achieved unless we have enabling DNA legislation to do this. Laws which make it mandatory for all arrestees and convicted offenders' DNA profiles to be entered onto a DNA database in order to search them against crime scene profiles collected from crime scenes, will increase the chances of matching perpetrators to their crimes as well as identify serial offenders earlier. Being one of the most exact and scientifically objective forms of evidence available today, DNA evidence in conjunction with a Forensic DNA Database will revolutionise crime scene investigation in South Africa and increase the number of convictions secured. That means it will be possible to prevent many of these crimes, save more lives, and provide protection to the innocent.

The DNA Project, a non profit organisation, has been fighting tirelessly for the promulgation of DNA specific legislation in South Africa since 2005. A draft Bill which has been in Parliament for the last 5 years, was finally approved by Cabinet in April 2013 and formally introduced into Parliament on the 8 May 2013. If passed, this Bill, officially known as the Criminal Law (Forensic Procedures) Amendment Bill B09-2013, will have a profound impact on the criminal justice system in South Africa.
The Portfolio Committee on Police has invited all interested people to submit written comments on the Criminal Law (Forensic Procedures) Amendment Bill by no later than the 30 May 2013.

If you believe that our Government should pass this vitally important legislation, then please show your support and sign this petition today.

If you wish to draft your own submission in support of the DNA Legislation visit www.dnaproject.co.za for further information on how to do this

If you haven't done so already, sign our petition by clicking on the following link and show your support to Pass the DNA Legislation! http://www.avaaz.org/en/petition/Pass_DNA_Legislation_in_South_Africa_1/?cWXCWcb