Re: RoHS AKA Woah, Hoss!
I'm in New York, we are allowed to have guns and lead (unlike you). We
make electronics with lead because it has to be reliable so your
doesn't sell...........
Considering that the process of having this
law in europe has started about a decade ago
and comes into effect in about a month, you're
a bit late.
You'd rather should have spent your time in
solving the problems if it concerns you.
Writing mails to politicians accomplishes
nothing.
Rene
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Relevant Pages
- Re: TEOTWAWKI vs SHTF Firearms (was; Survivorman)
... New Orleans was housing a not to good people. ... They will be to busy to stop every car and look for guns. ... Or in a small town similar to my home town, ... They did not search every home in New York or LA. ...
(misc.survivalism) - Number of seized firearms drop in New York
... The 5,913 firearms recovered represented a 16 percent drop from the 7,059 guns recovered in 2006, according to ATF. ... The "time to crime" increase, according to the ATF, suggests that fewer new guns are being transported into the city. ... The New York Police Department said its own initiatives have helped in the reduction, most notably Operation Impact, in which rookies are assigned to high-crime areas. ...
(alt.politics) - Re: Virginia gun dealers taunt NYC Mayor........What are they saying now
... illegal guns into New York. ... statistics show that 90 percent of the guns used in crimes in New York ...
(rec.crafts.metalworking) - Re: More BS from the liberal rats
... "In fact, Mayor Michael Bloomberg learned, 82 percent of the crime guns ... in New York City were bought outside of the state of New York. ... Because of a ban on the sharing of gun data in crimes by the BATF from ... Since guns are fairly heavily regulated in the city and state of New ...
(talk.politics.guns) - ABC News Uses Murder of Cop to Push for More Gun Control
... On Friday's World News, ABC anchor Charles Gibson incorrectly implied that a murder suspect in New York City had purchased his weapon from a gun store in Virginia, ignoring the fact that the original owner, now deceased, had purchased the gun legally from the shop in 1999, and that police have not yet discovered how the suspect obtained the gun. ... Instead, Gibson contended that this case shows that criminals often go to shops for their weapons as he set up the piece: "Well, the recent shooting death of a New York City police officer is shedding some light on how criminals get their guns. ...
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