bigfellascott wrote:pajamatime wrote:bigfellascott wrote:I don't have any weapons, only shotguns and rifles so I can't help with that one sorry. Maybe someone who's in the armed forces can help, they use weapons from my understanding, as they use them to kill people.
while i 100% agree with you on that it was in reference to this
https://www.police.qld.gov.au/programs/ ... /howto.htm
Don't fall for the Govt's little trick mate - we know we don't use them as weapons so why call em that hey.
(not having a go at you by the way)
TheBigfella has hit the nail on the head....
A weapon is ANYTHING both designed and intended (stop and think about that for a sec) to be used to kill or injure another person.... dont give me the what about animals and rifles as weapons for hunting animals... only PETA think animals are people....
Army uses weapons;... these may be firearms, knifes, and anything that goes bang or boom.
Police carry weapons;.... handguns, longarms, batons, sprays.
Civilians, me and you are not permitted to carry or possess weapons ALTHOUGH, should it be necessary the knife, golf clubs, tyre irons or heck even our firearms that we possess, have the capability of being used as weapons one day....hopefully not.
Civilian firearm owners in Australia possess firearms, guns, rifles, longarms shotguns not weapons... but those who seek to demonise firearm owners and institute more controls use the term WEAPON..... if the sheeple can be instilled with more fear, by any means.... then it makes it easier to get those insideous laws through, and certainly to keep the existing ones in....
Yes, queensland firearm Act is called the WEAPONS act, they use the term just as the greens and other gun control lobby groups, for the reason described...
Lawful Firearm owners, learn to NOT use the double-u word... even if you think it sounds cool and more menacing, even if every hollywood movie or computer game uses the term, and correct your friends and acquaintances who use the term, its not about semantics but more than that...I would even correct the title of this thread....
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OK, a broken (break action) shotty is one that has its action open. Broken as if you've broken a stick over your knee... its really that simple, why complicate matters.....