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PRESS RELEASE by our Spanish partner: ANARMA opposes the disarmament of legitimate gun owners proposed by the European Commission
The National Association of Spanish Gunowners (ANARMA) is totally against the disarmament of legitimate gun owners in Europe planned by the European Commission. ANARMA along with other pro-gun and related European associations will fight against the prohibitions of weapons that they plan on hunters, sport shooters, collectors and professionals armory. The weapons used by these groups have nothing to do with the terrible attacks that took place in Paris.
On November 18 the European Commission announced a draft of measures to further restrict the rights of legitimate gun users in Europe. Now they want to appear justified because of the terrible terrorist attacks in Paris last 13th.
ANARMA has strong opposition to such plans promoted by the European Commission. The agency proposes actions as a ban on semiautomatic rifles with military look, deactivated guns and prohibitions on weapons collectors, just to name a few. In praxis this ban impacts many firearms used by hunters, marksmen and collectors of heritage. It is also a hard blow to the European arms industry, which will undoubtedly effects the closure of many businesses and related businesses. These now announced measures were waiting a long time for an opportunity to catch the moment of pain and fear of public opinion to impose them.
The National Association of Spanish Gunowners (ANARMA) is totally against the disarmament of legitimate gun owners in Europe planned by the European Commission. ANARMA along with other pro-gun and related European associations will fight against the prohibitions of weapons that they plan on hunters, sport shooters, collectors and professionals armory. The weapons used by these groups have nothing to do with the terrible attacks that took place in Paris.
On November 18 the European Commission announced a draft of measures to further restrict the rights of legitimate gun users in Europe. Now they want to appear justified because of the terrible terrorist attacks in Paris last 13th.
ANARMA has strong opposition to such plans promoted by the European Commission. The agency proposes actions as a ban on semiautomatic rifles with military look, deactivated guns and prohibitions on weapons collectors, just to name a few. In praxis this ban impacts many firearms used by hunters, marksmen and collectors of heritage. It is also a hard blow to the European arms industry, which will undoubtedly effects the closure of many businesses and related businesses. These now announced measures were waiting a long time for an opportunity to catch the moment of pain and fear of public opinion to impose them.
