Message from @Baraban

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2018-03-25 06:30:35 UTC  

But I remember Radion saying if it doesn't have a stock it's technically an handgun, so can you just get the stock off and than it's ok?

2018-03-25 06:30:36 UTC  

that was in 2016

2018-03-25 06:31:12 UTC  

Radeon is speaking about US laws though right?

2018-03-25 06:31:35 UTC  

What laws are you speaking of?

2018-03-25 06:31:38 UTC  

Australia literally has lists of specific guns you are not allowed to own at all

2018-03-25 06:31:40 UTC  

^

2018-03-25 06:31:47 UTC  

I was talking about Australian laws

2018-03-25 06:32:06 UTC  

Having a list actually makes more sense

2018-03-25 06:32:58 UTC  

You can have more nuance this way

2018-03-25 06:33:09 UTC  

Well they outlaw types and also specify certain guns as well

2018-03-25 06:33:23 UTC  

hence the ban on semi-auto, pump action all together

2018-03-25 06:33:50 UTC  

they also have a law about not being able to buy any gun that has been used by any military world wide within x number of years

2018-03-25 06:34:53 UTC  

Does that include handguns?

2018-03-25 06:35:01 UTC  

The military owned part

2018-03-25 06:35:08 UTC  

just rifles

2018-03-25 06:35:27 UTC  

Then there are certain calibers that are also outlawed

2018-03-25 06:35:34 UTC  

im guessing that make the available alternatives more expensive?

2018-03-25 06:35:42 UTC  

no surplus?

2018-03-25 06:36:04 UTC  

From what I seen there yeah, everything is very expensive

2018-03-25 06:36:06 UTC  

So basically anything that useful for anything other than sports

2018-03-25 06:36:22 UTC  

And I count hunting with that

2018-03-25 06:37:02 UTC  

Well yeah, owning a gun for protection is illegal there idk if you saw the picture of the news article from Australia after their law change before

2018-03-25 06:37:26 UTC  

Oh yeah I saw that

2018-03-25 06:38:04 UTC  

So hunting and sports are considered their only "valid reasons" for applying for a license and going through the written and physical tests

2018-03-25 06:38:12 UTC  

does that count protection from wildlife?

2018-03-25 06:39:12 UTC  

If you own over a certain amount of land or have the permission on it, you can fire rifles and shotguns on the land but you can't for anywhere else

2018-03-25 06:40:00 UTC  

That includes shooting pest animals on that land

2018-03-25 06:41:11 UTC  

they also have limits on magazine size

2018-03-25 06:41:38 UTC  

I think the lower class license is 5rd mag and the other class is 10rd mag

2018-03-25 06:41:52 UTC  

For like bolt actions

2018-03-25 06:42:00 UTC  

thats an affront to my right to have terrible aim

2018-03-25 06:42:08 UTC  

lmao

2018-03-25 06:42:22 UTC  

and like lever action shotguns also have a limit

2018-03-25 06:42:28 UTC  

I think it 8

2018-03-25 06:42:31 UTC  

IIRC

2018-03-25 06:42:37 UTC  

could be 5 though

2018-03-25 06:43:28 UTC  

I remember hearing about a whole load of shit from there of the government trying to ban this specific brand of lever action shotgun calling it "new rapidfire technology" and owners were modifying it to get like an extra 2 rounds in it or something

2018-03-25 06:44:04 UTC  

(it was just a regular lever action shotgun btw)

2018-03-25 06:44:45 UTC  

i'd hate to be in a country where apartments have to have bearproof trash bins and not have whatever firepower i thought necessary