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  • Confiscation: Why Isn’t the Far Left Honest About Their End Game On Guns?

    08/01/2023 4:39:21 AM PDT · by MtnClimber · 51 replies
    American Thinker ^ | 1 Aug, 2023 | D. Parker
    Leftists keep on lying about their true goals on guns to get everyone to accept the intermediate steps to confiscation. What is the far left’s end game on guns? Anyone on the pro-freedom right side of the political spectrum has known this answer for years. Gun confiscation has always been the ultimate goal of every collectivist authoritarian down through history since firearms were invented, from the Bolsheviks, and National Socialist German Workers' (Nazi) Party, to the Democrats and every leftist extremist in between. And yet, leftists and the nation’s socialist media still play the gaslighting game of pretending they only...
  • Australia to Launch Continual Gun Amnesty in 2020

    11/29/2019 4:25:42 AM PST · by marktwain · 26 replies
    AmmoLand ^ | 25 November, 2019 | Dean Weingarten
    The Australian states and territories have agreed to make a continuous, ongoing amnesty for people to turn in and register guns that have previously not been registered. The continuous amnesty is expected to start in the second half of 2020. From pressreader.com: Gun owners will be able to hand in their weapons, no questions asked, from next year, when Australia launches a national continuous gun amnesty.  All states and territories agreed to the first-ever continuous amnesty yesterday at a meeting of police and emergency services ministers in Adelaide. Details of how the amnesty would proceed are still to be worked...
  • Australian Gun Culture: End of the 2017 Amnesty 50,000 Guns

    10/22/2017 8:20:30 AM PDT · by marktwain · 19 replies
    Ammoland ^ | 19 October, 2017 | Dean Weingarten
    The Australian nationwide gun amnesty is over. It lasted three months, was nationwide, and received a lot of attention, domestic and international. I was there for almost the entire amnesty, from 1 July to September 26. The Amnesty ended on 30 September.While I was there I talked to dozens of gun owners, employees and owners of gun shops, and police officers. There are some interesting things that are not being written about or are overlooked.Most articles are claiming that over 50,000 guns were turned in and will be destroyed. I believe the 50,000 number for guns turned in. I...
  • Australian Gun Culture 27: Tail End Gun Amnesty, 2017

    10/06/2017 7:42:00 AM PDT · by marktwain · 2 replies
    Ammoland ^ | 29 Septrember, 2017 | Dean Weingarten
    I arrived in Australian on 1 July, 2017, the first day of the gun amnesty in Australia. I will be returning to the United States on 26 September at the tail end of the three month amnesty.This amnesty is completely different from the mandatory confiscation/turn-in that happened in 1996. In 1996 people were paid to turn in firearms. Some types of guns were effectively outlawed for nearly everyone. Perhaps the strictest firearms regulatory scheme in Western Civilization was implemented on the wave of emotion promoted by the media and John Howard.In 2017, some sanity is returning to firearms regulation...
  • Australian Government Use Dakota Arms as Amnesty Example – Part 5

    07/20/2017 1:13:39 PM PDT · by marktwain · 17 replies
    Ammoland ^ | 17 July, 2017 | Dean Weingarten
    National Firearms Amnesty Newspaper Ad Arizona -(Ammoland.com)- I was seated in the Eykamp farm kitchen in NSW, Australia when Donald Eykamp stormed in and shoved a paper in my face. “Look at this!” He exclaimed. “That is a Dakota rifle! One of the most expensive production rifles in the world!  They cost $5,000 each. Look at the ebony fore end, the wrap around checkering, the grip cap, the classic peep sight, the short fore end, the inside the trigger guard magazine release, the Model 70 end of the receiver! Not one of these rifles have ever been used in...
  • Gun amnesty and buyback extended

    04/01/2004 6:17:00 PM PST · by neverdem · 55 replies · 283+ views
    The Age (Australia) ^ | April 1, 2004 | NA
    A gun amnesty and buyback was extended in NSW by three months to ensure all licensed shooters whose firearms were banned are compensated. Police Minister John Watkins said the National Handgun Buyback would be extended in NSW until June 30, along with an amnesty so people can surrender their firearms and avoid hefty penalties. Under the amnesty which began on October 1, 5,520 weapons have been surrendered including 3,960 rifles, 1,042 shotguns and 477 handguns. The guns were disabled and destroyed in bulk incinerations. "Police will keep collecting, disabling and destroying weapons at secret locations to ensure they never end...