kefkat
Vital Football Legend
In this country (we are not The U.S) if you own a gun and take it out with you as part of whom you are then you take the risk.
There is no reason/excuse for anyone to be walking/traveling the streets with a gun without a purpose
If you are a member of a gun club and go shooting under controlled activates then you have the necessarily requirements of licence/s and safe holding. The gun only goes out of your home for the said activity, which you do appropriately with the correct documents on you.
My eldest son, 1 hobby is called Airsoft which involves imitation guns.
(Airsoft is a game in which participants eliminate opponents by hitting each other with spherical non-metallic pellets launched via replica firearms called Airsoft guns. Game play varies in style and composition but often range from short-term skirmishes, organized scenarios. It is very much a team game)
When he has regular checks where he lives in rented accommodation block of about 100 modern propensities, he actually removes the replica firearms from the property to his girlfriends.
At 1st look you may be worried. He doesn't want the sh*t of having to explain and produce paperwork etc. Not that he wouldn't if he had too. In this day and age he is only too aware that he must take care.
Although they won't kill you, they can cause severe damage in the wrong hands too. He doesn't walk the streets with the. When he goes to the club once a month he carries the stuff in a rucksack with his licence and membership card.
If a person has any form of gun/replica then they will adhere properly. There is no need for anyone not too if they are kosha.
It doesn't matter to me that the guy threw the gun: The end of the day he was known to the police (they wouldn't have been following him otherwise) Why would he throw the gun if he was kosha. He wouldn't.
I am actually quite surprised at reactions like yours Juan. You would certainly want the police their if you had a problem. I would ask you if you would have the same reaction if he had killed 1 of your friends or/and family
There is no reason/excuse for anyone to be walking/traveling the streets with a gun without a purpose
If you are a member of a gun club and go shooting under controlled activates then you have the necessarily requirements of licence/s and safe holding. The gun only goes out of your home for the said activity, which you do appropriately with the correct documents on you.
My eldest son, 1 hobby is called Airsoft which involves imitation guns.
(Airsoft is a game in which participants eliminate opponents by hitting each other with spherical non-metallic pellets launched via replica firearms called Airsoft guns. Game play varies in style and composition but often range from short-term skirmishes, organized scenarios. It is very much a team game)
When he has regular checks where he lives in rented accommodation block of about 100 modern propensities, he actually removes the replica firearms from the property to his girlfriends.
At 1st look you may be worried. He doesn't want the sh*t of having to explain and produce paperwork etc. Not that he wouldn't if he had too. In this day and age he is only too aware that he must take care.
Although they won't kill you, they can cause severe damage in the wrong hands too. He doesn't walk the streets with the. When he goes to the club once a month he carries the stuff in a rucksack with his licence and membership card.
If a person has any form of gun/replica then they will adhere properly. There is no need for anyone not too if they are kosha.
It doesn't matter to me that the guy threw the gun: The end of the day he was known to the police (they wouldn't have been following him otherwise) Why would he throw the gun if he was kosha. He wouldn't.
I am actually quite surprised at reactions like yours Juan. You would certainly want the police their if you had a problem. I would ask you if you would have the same reaction if he had killed 1 of your friends or/and family