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[hollowpointslug]

This YouTube piece is a copy of CNN's Primetime Special Report on The Roanoke Times publicly listing all 135,000 concealed weapons holders in the sate of VA. The newspaper claims it was just a article in a series of other articles about public records. However, it began to look considerably less benign when the colomnist who wrote the article

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Re: do me a favor..just keep em in the safe..okay?

[revengeofcleve]

i'll be honest with you just once, even though its spoils the fun.
i'm in the middle, i dont suppoert bans
maybe some licensing scene like new zealand
people should licensed and checked
guns should be REQUIRED to be store d in a safe.
the laws in the USA are just TOO damned lax
its too easy for the wrong sort of person to get their hands on a gun
New Zealand
New Zealand gun law is covered by the Arms Act 1983 and the Arms Regulations 1992. In order to own a firearm, a person must obtain a firearms license. These are issued by the police and enable holders to own and use sporting rifles, shotguns and ammunition. In order to obtain a license, applicants must pass a test on 'safe and responsible firearms use, ownership, and storage'. They must also be a 'fit and proper person' to hold a license, based on a background check, and the license may be revoked for a variety of reasons. A special license is required by dealers, collectors, pistol club members, and owners of semi-automatics. Less than 3% of all firearms owners have such endorsements and they must comply with much more stringent conditions than sporting firearms license holders. When not in use firearms must be locked in a secure rack and cabinet
or this
[edit] The Netherlands
Dutch gun law is typical of the Western European approach. Firearm possession is not subject to any constitutional protections, but regulated simply in the Arms and Ammunition Act (Wet Wapens en Munitie). Weapons, including firearms, are divided into four categories, and for each of the categories a certain maximum punishment is set for "voorhanden hebben" (possession), and "dragen" (carrying in public).

Only citizens who are members of hunting and shooting sports clubs may obtain licences for weapons. And even then they may only get a licence for category III weapons (sports weapons).

Firearm possession and use by the military and the police is not subject to Arms and Ammunition Act, but regulated separately.

Sale is only for those age 16 or over
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gun_law