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It has been decided: On March 14, 2017, the European Parliament voted to change the EU firearms directive. This approves tighter gun laws in the EU, as was requested in the agreement between the European Commission, the European Council, and the EU committee IMCO. We explain what will change and what this means for the future.

The study conducted by the University of Liege on the factors that affect the number of homicides committed with firearms has been presented in Nuremberg for the World Forum on Shooting Activities (WFSA).

Pierangelo Pedersoli expresses his concerns regarding the Civilian Firearms Directive 477/91 revision proposal, that has a direct impact on the purchase and ownership of black powder muzzle loading firearms replicas

The so called trilogue has ended now. A draft agreement on the European Commission's proposal to increase citizens security banning legal civilian firearms ownership has recently emerged. The Commission blindly insists on the purposed danger of semiautomatic firearms

On November 16, 2016 a conference initiated by Firearms United was held in Bruxelles. One year after the terroristic attacks in Paris, the European commission still believes that a ban of legally owned semiautomatic weapons is the right way to fight terrorism. Let's have a look at the current discussion.

Recent vote of the IMCO Committee took into account the concerns brought forward by FACE and considerably improved the proposal of the European Commission giving a clear mandate to
the European Parliament in the upcoming negotiations with the Commission and the Council.

Replying to a parliamentary question, Commissioner Elżbieta Bieńkowska, recognised that the only semi-automatic firearms posing a threat to security are automatic firearms transformed into semi-automatic firearms due to the fact that they can be reconverted into automatic firearms by criminals

After the shameful approval of the restrictive proposals of the Dutch Presidency by the Council of the European Union, it's up to hunters and sport shooters EU-wide to pressure the European Parliament to reject all proposals!

According to the latest information, the Dutch Presidency of the EU − fully aligned with the European Commission regarding the planned extensive EU-wide gun ban − will attempt to push for the passage of several restrictive papers in the next few days

The latest documents on the planned EU gun ban show the Dutch Presidency's intent to impose restrictions on much more than "just" modern sporting rifles and magazines: FACE attacks with a press release outlining the danger of such proposals!

Many important decisions regarding the possible restrictive modifications to the European firearms directive will be taken in the coming two months, with major risks coming from GENVAL, and the FIREARMS UNITED network is issuing a new call to action! On all4shooters.com you’ll find all details about the current status on the EU gun ban.

On May 24th, the Committee on Legal Affairs of the European parliament will decide if the EU gun ban proposal is in violation of the subsidiarity principle

all4shooters.com gives you a comprehensive overview of the legal situation in the various European countries so that you do not run into any problems with the possession or use of pepper spray when acting in self-defense   

The recent BIPE research on the social, economic and environmental impact of hunting in France spurs some considerations on the planned EU gun ban

Good news come from the EU as the vote at the LIBE Committee of the European Parliament turns out positively for law-abiding gun owners

News come from Brussels, and they aren't that good at all: it's time to mobilize again!