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Shooting Forum - Firearms licencing information

rrpc · 2007-09-20 20:07:31

According to a CA email I've just received, Irish Ferries have changed their policy on carrying firearms on board their vessels. I've checked the Irish Ferries website and here it states: A marked departure from their previous policy and cuts down the avenues by which legitimate sportspeople can go about their business at…

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Irish Ferries no longer allowing firearms on board

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#32 24-09-2007 10:35pm
Lemming

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rrpc wrote:

"I'll have to take that sir"

"Och, ye dinnae wantae do that!"

:eek: :eek: :eek:

Another relatively famous quote springs to mind from Scottish TV:

"Gonnae nae dae that?!"

Apologies for the brief airsoft intrusion. Ahem, yes. We would like to apologies for the outage. Normal broadcasting shall resume shortly

/me waves to the real-steel folks

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#33 24-09-2007 11:26pm
rrpc

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maglite wrote:

If i cant leave it in the car must i carry it on board?

No, its "can't leave cars" as in must stay in the car and not go on deck.

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