In August 2015, Prime Minister Tony Abbott reversed a ban on the import of the A110 lever-action shotgun. This reversed a six-month ban of the gun that the government had enacted in July 2015. Gun rights advocates argue that the gun should not be banned since it is not semi-automatic and widely used by law-abiding hunters and farmers. Anti-gun activists of the gun argue that it is too similar to a semi-automatic weapon since a modified version can fire eleven rounds in eleven seconds and lifting the ban could lead to mass shootings.
All guns can be 3d printed so all laws will eventually be useless
The biggest killer of citizens with weapons are governments. Guns have a place however I question the need for rapid fire weapons... I am a sporting shooter!
Whatever keeps me and my lovers alive
Bullets only purchased at police stations
One gun being banned simply won't change a thing
Blame the deed not the breed
The Adler A110 and other lever-action shotguns should be placed in the same category as pump-action shotguns.
The only people that should be allowed to use it are farmers and legal hunters.
Regulate its import and who gets it
Allow the gun but ban the modifications
what if we get invaded so yes and no
It should be only for sport use and the users shall have background checks and be under supervision.
From a schools point of view no, but if we can up security for gun ranges maybe depending on others opinion.
no cause as long as it's not being shot t trees its fine
No but increase regulations on import and ownership
Different categories of firearm licences are available such as handgun, comp etc
Yes and No. The gun is no stronger than the current guns currently in Australia but having any of these guns will risk a mass shooting.
No, only people with a gun license are allowed to own them
No, but you can only own a gun if you have a gun license and it's for hunting or security
no as its real life fortnite
No, but it should be much harder to acquire
Yes, with comprehensive background checks
As long as the owner has a gun licensed, and has reason to use such (like protecting farms, etc)
If it is for use on the street.
Shouldn't rule out guns.. But should be used for the right reasons.
i know nothing about this issue
No, and reverse the National Firearms Agreement, but gradually and with plenty of firearms education along the way. Australians have forgotten how to carry responsibly.
Do not ban the gun but rather outlaw the ability and import of parts to modify the weapon.
i dont get this quetsion
Only if it is a legal Firearm under existing gun laws.
If it a legitimate firearm for sports or farmers, then it should be allowed with standard licensing and restrictions.
No, don’t reverse the National firearm agreement but change it to allow firearms to be owned but more regulated then America
It depends what they will use them for
I don’t have any opinion on it
No, but the weapon should be reclassified to be in a more dangerous category with higher restrictions
Yes but for authorised use only such as the military
it depends on the use of said gun
I don't even know what gun this is
I do not have an opinion on this, as I am uneducated on the subject.
Allow people to purchase them, however owners must follow regulations and not have mental issues or a criminal record etc
Not familiar with that one
No, but build a stronger barrier to stop those who are not in dire need of it.
Pump shotguns deal more damage and golden pumps can one tap so this doesn't really effect me.
No, the gun restrictions should be lifted, it should a state issue not Federal but it should be harder to get more dangerous weapons.
no, as long as nobody is causing harm or using it anybody and if they are not breaking the law
I think we should still let them come into the country but only let people with legitimate reason and background check
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