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Should the government ban the import of the Adler A110 lever-action shotgun?
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Last answered 3 hours ago
Yes
362,553 votes
81%
No
83,563 votes
19%
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Learn more about Adler A110 Ban
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. See recent Adler A110 news