Firearm Policy Campaign (FPC) new Firearm “lobby” group

**wthang** · 06-10-2022, 07:45

Originally Posted by prepare2win

Sure, as an ex GOSA exco member and founding member of FPC, we have taken a very strong stance on financial responsibility and transparency, and we will be making sure donors who put their faith and hard earned after tax Rands in us get value for money

Good luck guys. If you can stick to be transparent and fight things the right way, I am sure you will gain support.

Might take a while as unfortunately both sides have a bit of stigma.

**Paul** · 06-10-2022, 07:55

Originally Posted by wthang

So you'll double cross that bridge?

I'm sure that increases membership!

Sjoe... so the old Rajbansi quote zoomed way over your head. Sad really.

**wthang** · 06-10-2022, 09:37

Nope. Nice attempt to spin.

**Skaaphaas** · 06-10-2022, 09:56

Okay then, enough of this. Let’s stick to the topic.

**Branden88** · 19-11-2022, 00:29

https://m.facebook.com/groups/181715...RDjpoY3jLmDGrk

Hopefully one of the links work if you want to view it on Facebook.

Firearms Policy Campaign public group | Facebook

The Firearm Policy Campaign (FPC) has released what their core focus would be as an Organisation, that is firearm lobbying for firearm rights and promotion for firearm ownership.

**Branden88** · 19-11-2022, 00:34

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**Dick** · 21-11-2022, 18:28

Wanting to scrap the FCA entirely was the policy of GOSA 1 in 2004, so that's nothing new. I'm not convinced that yet another organisation doesn't amount to splitting our forces. Of course the original GOSA 1 was accused of that in 2004 - we did it because some of us had been SAGA officers at the time and saw the weakness first hand, but I've explained that in detail before. I'm not sure the same reasoning applies today. The answer to wrm's question is yes Peter Moss is still with us - he and I have enjoyed a bit of e mail correspondence recently including a trip down memory lane.

**Branden88** · 08-01-2023, 16:20

Interesting poll by FPC on Facebook.

Interested in your thoughts:

If we accept that there are certain minimum standards for a 'licence the person' regime (such as basic safety), is a firearm registry still something that you think is necessary? If you had the choice, would you actually want your firearms listed in a registry?

1. A registry is necessary, and we should have one.

2. A registry is NOT necessary, and we should NOT have one.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1817...ibextid=Nif5oz