It's exactly like that:
The EU government (and mainly France) cannot abolish black powder weapons because there are too many in circulation and buying and selling them is absolutely free (for France only, the freer country on this subject). On the other hand, the central government in Brussels wants to ban weapons...
The simple solution to do that is to do it under the pretext of ecology and rationing in BP: it becomes impossible to get powder and as I have a little trick I manage to get some Pyrodex RS and Select (normally not tolerated in France), the problem is that it doesn't work with flintlock guns or very badly with duplex charges...
The vote for the EU lead ban law will take place during the holidays and not all countries will be ready to answer and vote and here again the regulation is simple: all countries that do not give an answer will be considered as having voted "Yes" and the decision of the Brussels government will be played on velvet...
I have been quite ill lately and I only heard this news on Friday when I went to the shooting club to see the anti-covid provisions and to start shooting again...
I still have 40 Kg of lead, two Kg of BP (I can't have any more for the moment: maximum allowed by law) and two cans of Pyrodex: one RS and one Select and that's it...
As our government is afraid of guns, it would be surprising if we could shoot for a long time in France, but not all European countries will be much luckier...
Morality: dry up the sources and you eliminate the subject gently ...
Pray for us guys...
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