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And Navvie thinks this is a good idea! Soon you won't be able to sail
without approved instruction and the right pieces of paper.


Soon???????? It's here already.


Coming your way soon!


Tasmania will be last. This is the least populated and most backward
state in Australia and that's just how I like it. I can sit in my
lounge room and shoot rabbits out the window if I want to, without my
neighbours saying a word. Just as long as I'm respectful of their
property boundaries and there are no stray bullets. I can buy/build a
sailboat and sail it anywhere I want without needing any paperwork at
all. I can put in a mooring for a boat and in a year or 2, maybe more,
they might find out and ask me to register it & pay a modest fee.

I love it here.

What the hell are we leaving to our children????


An empty wine cellar and a vacant mooring if I get my choice.....

PDW
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We do that here, too.

Scott Vernon
Plowville PA __/)__/)__


"Peter Wiley" wrote

I can sit in my
lounge room and shoot rabbits out the window if I want to, without my
neighbours saying a word.


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Scott Vernon wrote:

We do that here, too.

Scott Vernon
Plowville PA __/)__/)__

"Peter Wiley" wrote

I can sit in my
lounge room and shoot rabbits out the window if I want to, without my
neighbours saying a word.


We're a tad more refined, we generally step out on the deck, burnt cordite
lingers and my wife doesn't like the smell.

Cheers
Marty
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Scott Vernon wrote:

We do that here, too.

Scott Vernon
Plowville PA __/)__/)__

"Peter Wiley" wrote

I can sit in my
lounge room and shoot rabbits out the window if I want to, without my
neighbours saying a word.


We're a tad more refined, we generally step out on the deck, burnt cordite
lingers and my wife doesn't like the smell.


The muzzle blast can be a problem, too. Even a 22RF is noisy in a
confined space.

PDW
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silencer


The muzzle blast can be a problem, too. Even a 22RF is noisy in a
confined space.

PDW




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They're illegal.

BTW, did I ever mention that I had a machine shop?

PDW

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silencer


The muzzle blast can be a problem, too. Even a 22RF is noisy in a
confined space.

PDW


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"Peter Wiley" wrote ...

They're illegal.


So?



BTW, did I ever mention that I had a machine shop?



Yes, you have. I have a drill press.

Scotty



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I can sit in my
lounge room and shoot rabbits out the window if I want to, without my
neighbours saying a word.


We're a tad more refined, we generally step out on the deck, burnt cordite
lingers and my wife doesn't like the smell.



Don't have any rabbits in our neighborhood. The neighbors ate them all, right
after they finished off the pigeons.



Peter Wiley wrote:
The muzzle blast can be a problem, too. Even a 22RF is noisy in a
confined space.


What's a 22RF? Here we have 22LR (for "long rifle") and 22S (shorts) and 22B
(not sure these are made any more) and 22BB. The BBs are used for popping
balloons in amusement park galleries, hard to find on store shelves but lots of
fun. Perfect for shooting cats or squirrels or rabbits at ranges up to about 30
yards. Better than a compressed air pellet gun and about the same amount of
noise & muzzle blast.

Regards
Doug King

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RM=Rim Fire. Had to think about that one too. What's a 22B. I have 2
boxes (200) of the 22BB, we call them bird shot. Good for shooting pigeons
and mice in the barn.

Scotty


"DSK" wrote in message
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I can sit in my
lounge room and shoot rabbits out the window if I want to, without

my
neighbours saying a word.

We're a tad more refined, we generally step out on the deck, burnt

cordite
lingers and my wife doesn't like the smell.


Don't have any rabbits in our neighborhood. The neighbors ate them all,

right
after they finished off the pigeons.



Peter Wiley wrote:
The muzzle blast can be a problem, too. Even a 22RF is noisy in a
confined space.


What's a 22RF? Here we have 22LR (for "long rifle") and 22S (shorts) and

22B
(not sure these are made any more) and 22BB. The BBs are used for popping
balloons in amusement park galleries, hard to find on store shelves but

lots of
fun. Perfect for shooting cats or squirrels or rabbits at ranges up to

about 30
yards. Better than a compressed air pellet gun and about the same amount

of
noise & muzzle blast.

Regards
Doug King


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DSK
 
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Scott Vernon wrote:

RM=Rim Fire. Had to think about that one too.


Ah so, I should have thought of that. But I never saw a 22 center fire
cartridge.


What's a 22B.


It's a smaller bullet (same caliber obviously but less lead) with less charge.
To be honest I'm not sure they're being made any more.


I have 2
boxes (200) of the 22BB, we call them bird shot. Good for shooting pigeons
and mice in the barn.


The 22BB shot I'm familiar with is a bullet, not a scatter shot. I have some 22
shot shell charges too, we used to call it rat shot or snake shot. I've heard
some people advocate it for personal defense because "it's hard to miss" but a
22LR is skimpy enough for reliably taking out bad guys, bird shot would suck for
that.

They make shot shells for lots of pistols, I used to carry them alternating with
..38+ in a revolver. Kinda handy but again not my first choice for two-legged
type snakes.

DSK



 
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