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I can only hope that the idiots who voted for & support this rubbish are the ones to suffer the obvious result.
I carried a 22 when rabbiting from about 12 years old. We ate many rabbit stews provided by that rifle.
Our school cadets took their army issue rifles home on Thursday afternoons, when we were having a shoot at the range on Saturday. No one turned a hair at over 100 school boys walking, riding or bussing home, with a 303 over their shoulder. Perhaps we were a more mature society in the 50s, than this one we have today.
Like many hundreds of others, at 16 I was taking charge of a platoon of 30 school boy cadets, on the range, on a regular basis.
The only gun injuries ever in our district were accidents, with people with insufficient gun training/experience.
God help us if we ever have another real war, there will be no gun competent quickly formed Militia, like the one that saved our ass in New Guinea during the last one. You should know better Belly.