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law: The European Commission goes ahead with the lead ammo ban

lawThe European Commission goes ahead with the lead ammo ban

The European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) has been formally requested to prepare a restriction proposal on the placing on the market and the use of lead in ammunition (gunshot and bullets). The proposal should address even lead in fishing weights (!). FACE and CIC, two of the most important European and international organizations representing hunters' interests, express their concern. And the struggle …

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law: European Directive 853/2017: the most important innovations on acquisition and possession of firearms

lawEuropean Directive 853/2017: the most important innovations on acquisition and possession of firearms

On April, 25, 2017 the Council adopted  an important directive on control of the acquisition and possession of weapons and firearms. Even if the directive is from 2017, EU countries are implementing it only now in summer and autumn 2019, so that many shooters and collectors still don't know much about it. So let's talk about it now. Because this EU directive radically modifies and renews the …

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culture: The Shooter's Talk - “Guardian Programs” from Florida Commission against school shootings

cultureThe Shooter's Talk - “Guardian Programs” from Florida Commission against school shootings

The Florida Commission has produced a brandnew draft report, to ensure a tragedy like Parkland 2018 never again will happen.  Among the recommendations, more funding for the “Guardian Program” that allows school employees to carry guns on school campuses. Not exactly what “gun control” and “gun-free zones” advocates would expect in these days. Let’s have a deeper look, what’s the idea.

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law: The Shooter’s Talk – The spirit of gun laws

lawThe Shooter’s Talk – The spirit of gun laws

The US House of Representatives passed a law named “Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act”: a common-sense legislation that will allow law-abiding citizens with a concealed carry permit to travel freely between US states without worrying about conflicting state codes. Meanwhile, in Europe there is almost no reciprocity as far as national gun laws are concerned.

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law: Poland joins the Czech Republic against the EU “Gun Ban”

lawPoland joins the Czech Republic against the EU “Gun Ban”

Last summer the Czech Republic filed a lawsuit against the EU directive restricting firearms possession and use. Now the Polish Ministry of Interior and Administration has initiated the procedure to participate in the proceedings for interim relief in the form of a suspension of the contested directive.

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law: The NSSF comments Obama's executive orders on guns

lawThe NSSF comments Obama's executive orders on guns

While the State of Texas implements open carry laws, the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) comments Barack Obama's orders on firearms.The US president asserts his rights, bypassing Congress. Only he can exacerbate the weapons right now, after he has for years failed because of the opposition of the Republicans

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law: European Commission: gun bans, lies, and a call to action

lawEuropean Commission: gun bans, lies, and a call to action

With explosive informations emerging about the background of the workgroup pushing for a Europe-wide gun ban, shooters are called to action to give their feedback to the European Commission to avoid serious restrictions for all owners of firearms - no matter if you are a hunter or sportshooter!

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law: After the “Gun Ban”, an EU “Lead Ammo Ban”?

lawAfter the “Gun Ban”, an EU “Lead Ammo Ban”?

Is the EU trying to grab weapons from the hand of law-abiding citizens again? The restriction proposed by Brussels would be a hidden tax on shooters at best, and a de facto ban on hunting and shooting at worst. No reason to panic - but let's watch the situation closely! And let's always be one step ahead ...

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law: European Parliament tightens gun laws

lawEuropean Parliament tightens gun laws

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.

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