question following new laws

[gerron 13]

after reading the thread about the new laws, i am interested to know how many this will affect.

[ghillies 209]

any in particular?

[lampingboy 305]

im 15 got an aas410carbine weihrauch hw35 also a gamo for plinking and i keep my rifles in my bedroom in the corner by my wardrobe out of the way,ive got a 10 year old brother but he wouldnt think of touching them :L but think im going to have to get a gun cabinet in the near future,cant be doing with any fines

[andyfr1968 772]

My guns are kept locked together but they're just propped up in the corner of my bed room. My lads are 9 and 12, they come out with me and are gun savy. They've grown up with shooting and all that goes with it but if as has been said on another thread, I've got to lock them to a wall then fair do's, I can cope with that.

 

Cheers.

[gerron 13]

kids might be gun savvy,and well done to you for inst kidsalling that in them, but accidents do happen and other kids might not be, ie friends ect. i personally think its a good thing, i'd be lying if i said my guns were always locked up but i got a safe nearly 10 yrs ago and they have been ever sinse

[StevoSmith 147]

I think the law states the rifles need to be in the control of an adult above 18 or 21 not to sure......so if your 15 your parents need to have them locked aways in thier gunsafe and the key must be in thier control

[BEARINATOR 2,892]

Mine are locked up anyway as my nieces and nephew come to mine and are in to everything

[andyfr1968 772]

I have a motor bike 'U' lock through the trigger guards when they're not in use. I'd like to see my lads try to use a HW90, Diana 52 and a King Ratty all locked together

 

I know what you're saying though, most definatley better safe than sorry, my lads are OK around guns, some others are not and if it means I need to lock them to the wall to stay the right side of the law then so be it.

Edited February 1, 2011 by andyfr1968

[furgle 14]

The area I live in your better off locking them up lol