I did it /pol, you convinced me.
I have bet 3000eu on Britain to leave the UK.
Do the right thing, patriots.
>>73582856
I hope you lose.
>>73582856
Good luck.
The government has already propagandarised the media.
Sorry about your 3000eu's though.
But hey, look on the bright side - at least you can get rid of you eus; we can't even get rid of one.
>>73582856
I'll do my best, squire.
>>73582856
Its not going to happen dude
>>73582856
I wouldn't bet money on that mate. I want to leave but we will probably vote to stay.
>>73583310
You think they will stay in?
I am hoping that one of your mudslimes goes on an allah ahkbar killing spree, that shoud seal the deal
>>73583508
The polls are pretty even. 50/50 and leaving gives me 3.25 times my money, seems like a good deal.
Scotland and Ireland want to remain, like 60%
You think England by itself will vote leave? Odds for that are also fucking insane
European caliphate won't let UK leave now
>>73582957
this.
it makes no sense for Brits to quit, they just elected a Paki Islamist themselves
>>73582856
pics or it didn't happen
>>73582957
Don't you have a non-binary teen to counsel, BuhRack?
>>73582856
They'll never let it happen. It's not like they've never rigged an election before.
>>73583718
Had to spread it out through different sites. One site won't let me bet it whole. This is 824eu on Ladbrokes.
>>73583874
Didn't except this kind of defeatism on /pol. I though remaining was just a meme and noone really wanted that
>>73584432
They've done it before. Just said the public couldn't be trusted to vote in it's best interests.
>>73582856
congrats, you're a fucking idiot
>>73584432
It's unbelievable the amount of shilling they've been doing for staying in.
They even put out a video of world war 2 veterans to say how leaving the EU will lead to another world war etc.
I'd say we'll most likely stay in but I'm not 100% sure. I have a decent enough social circle and I honestly don't know one person who is voting to stay in.
>>73582856
How can anyone believe Britain is going to leave the EU?
Dont you understand all the efforts they put on big goverment? do you think they will allow anyone leaving via referendum? Whos going to count the votes?
Im going to bet 3k britain is staying.
>>73584834
This is a stupid argument. They wouldn't let it be decided in a referendum only to fake the outcome; people will realize if they have been cheated.
Also, the argument for big government not allowing to leave doesn't work when a lot of high profile government people are backing leave.
>>73584432
fair enough. I'd say it will be closer than a lot of people think like less than 5% win or lose
>>73582856
Hasn't there been a complete media blackout of the refugee crisis on the continent?
Everything is set against an exit. The game is rigged man.
>>73585243
How are they going to realize they have been cheated? you are a fool.
When they have done referendums in many countries regarding the EU, many times they have not cared about the outcome if it was negative to their interests, or repeated the referendum.
If they leave everyone should be happy.
>>73586615
Except this time the outcome will decide what happens.
It's not the kind of advice-referendum like it used to be in many European countries, including mine.
I don't believe the elite can rig elections on such a scale, otherwise the Don wouldn't be the Republican Nominee
>>73582957
Aww poor little merifat thinks his hopes and dreams matter
Not only are you a degenerate gambler, you just pissed away 3k on the safest bet ever. Bongistan will never leave.
Yeah it's rigged good luck with that
3k down the drain
Poll of Polls currently puts in/out at 50% either way
However polls can include people who are too young to vote (who'd probably vote stay) and often miss old people (who'd vote to leave)
I reckon it could be 48% stay 52% leave in reality (for now)
>>73582856
If you lived over here and didn't get your information on /pol/, you wouldn't have bet 30c on that result.
I think we'll probably end up staying because Cameron is really pushing the fear mongering in the papers now.
All we can do is educate friends/family into voting out. Also link them https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0pwXLtvt2w
I've found that a lot of people actually are voting without even having any knowledge on it. My friend was voting in because his mum (who wasn't educated on it either) was scared by the newspaper and was going on about how we have to remain in. I convinced him to vote out and I hope he converts his mum too.
It really isn't hard to convince people what to vote because a lot of people simply don't care enough to spend more than 5 minutes looking into it.
So before it was Obama warning you guys about "the back of the queue" for trade, now that didn't work it's fucking WAR? You guys just can't catch a break.
http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-eu-referendum-36243296?ns_mchannel=social&ns_campaign=bbc_daily_politics_and_sunday_politics
They should leave EU, they aren't even Europeans.
>>73589381
Thank you Slovenia
>>73589316
That's the problem, the leave campaign doesn't have as much influence or reach as Cameron. This allows the out campaign to fear monger as much as they want.
We'll probably end up staying in and then news of the EU army will come out and more shit will happen which Britain will end up suffering for, and then all the people who voted in will have to live knowing that they ruined their country.
Cunts.
>>73589316
The Remain side are getting desperate, they've pulled out all of their big guns already, culminating with Obongo coming over and saying he would try and fuck us up if we leave.
Despite this the polls are still pretty much dead even, and the Leave campaign hasn't even really begun yet.
Spending limits kick in within a week or two so the Remain side won't be able to spend taxpayer's money so frivolously on their propaganda.
Dave has been driven to making outlandish remarks, including this WWIII garbage, but he's making a fool of himself and turning his own party against him.
>>73583615
Two cups of tea for this pidoraha.
>>73582856
You might want to put another bet on who'll be the next to leave after we do.
>>73582856
I feel bad if you've been convinced the UK will vote to leave based on what people here say.
Here's what's going to happen
>vast majority of capital and big business are in favour of staying
>if it even looks remotely close they'll do a full media blitz for 2 weeks before basically yelling ' DON'T DO IT YOU'LL KILL US ALL'
>we will vote to stay in because it always comes down to the economy above all else for most people
>>73582856
bullshit show us the betting docket/slip
>>73582856
Do what I did. Bet on the UK staying in the EU. If it stays in, you make money. If it leaves, then you just paid £50 to uncuck the country, a small price to pay.
>>73582856
I want to leave so badly, but I think the odds are we wills stay.
Too many cucks think that money is the only thing that matters in life.
>>73588792
Ok
>>73590646
Poll of Polls shows exactly 50/50 currently (with leave on the rise over the last month)
>>73582856
Putting your faith in the british public
>>73582856
I'm going to bet on a "remain" vote.
Either I get money for Brexit actually happens.
>>73590707
Of course they do. Are you looking at the polls funded by Davey c or the polls funded by the European commission?
>>73590752
We can't let him down now can we lads?
THINK OF THE CHILDREN!
>>73583598
Ireland left the UK 90 years ago man
>>73590904
Most of it
>>73590904
I guess me means NI?
>>73583598
>Scotland and Ireland want to remain
Colour me surprised. Parasites will do anything to keep their host placid
The Government are Turbo shilling for us to stay in the EU
BBC news articles are all about why we should stay in
20 second unskippable ad on youtube as to why we should stay in
Leaflets through our doors telling us why we should stay
Scaring the public with David cuckron saying it will disturb our peace with other countries which could not end well
Fuck these cunts
>>73591001
Fuck them, they threat independence but what about what England and Wales want?
We want out of the EU, no one sticks up for us. It's all about sucking Scottish haggis flavoured dick.
I say we nuke Scotland and France for the fun of it.
>>73591001
>>73583598
I actually heard Scotland is more for Brexit than stay - the SNP randomly said that if Britain leaves they'll want another referendum but they had no source for it
>>73584692
Isn't Her Majesty the Queen pro-brexit? Why isn't she deploying counter-shilling measures?
>>73591042
>20 second unskippable ad on youtube
>Current year
>Not using an ad blocker
'Leave' voters everyone
>>73591140
She's not allowed.
>>73591093
>That fucking image tho
Jesus christ, explain yourself scotland
>>73591140
HM The Queen is never involved politically. There are rumours her personal opinion is in support of Brexit but it's been denied officially.
>>73591042
Mama merkel has probably had a little chat with ol' Cameron about the "repercussions" of leaving
>>73591140
Queen is (unofficially) supposed to stay politically neutral - if she picked a side the other side would be crying about how unfair and undemocratic it somehow is
>>73591217
Reminder that you have to have a firearms license to own or shoot an air rifle in Scotland lmao
>>73591264
>Having an opinion as the monarch of the country is unfair
Wew lad
>>73582856
That's illogical. You better bet on Britain staying in the EU, for if it stays, you at least will have money, and if it leaves, it will be awesome anyway.
>>73591093
Kek the Scots will keep you in hahaha, enjoy EU-bureaucrats for yet more decades to come sissy Brits.
>>73591205
>>73591242
>>73591264
Damn
Could she at least be sneakily spreading pro-brexit propaganda? I mean, she probably has the means to do it and not get caught
>>73591364
Welcome to the L E F T
>>73591399
I hope and/or wish
>>73591379
Nah, there isn't enough of them to keep us in, my fear is the liberals in England that will vote to stay in.
>>73591399
I think everyone knows she's probably pro-Brexit already, so short of openly supporting it, there isn't much else she could do.
Because she's unelected, her taking a direct role in politics would actually probably cause a backlash against her. She's extremely respected in the UK (well, England mainly) but that could sour if she was seen to be anti-democratic.
>>73591379
Just remember that graph when you next go to bash us Brits. Scotland is a liberal paradise and literally no one cares about Wales or Ireland other than those who live there.
Apart from Londonistan, England is the UK's powerhouse and best hope of a better future.
>>73591151
Although most here use adblock, the standard normal person who doesn't have an opinion probably doesn't use it. You see, no one here is gonna fall for the anti-brexit tricks. They're just trying to reach gullible and naïve people. I bet it is also a 20s emotional ad, with no actual evidence or proofs of why brexit is bad
Gove is part of the Queen's privy council so he's probably the one who told the Sun, btw guys.
I hope we exit
If we can uncuck ourselves, then everyone else can too, thus starting the fire.
>>73591570
>mfw England always gets insulted for trying to hold onto right wing and civil liberties
>mfw Mel Gibsons brainwashing has convinced the world that the "Celts" are the bastion of right wing ideology and freedom when they're the complete opposite.
Allah help us.
Seriously, Edward I was a based king, we need him back. Based hammer of the Scots.
>Edward was initially defiant, but an attack by a Muslim assassin in June forced him to abandon any further campaigning. Although he managed to kill the assassin, he was struck in the arm by a dagger feared to be poisoned, and became severely weakened over the following months.[
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_I_of_England
Note that the Scots didn't take part in any of the Crusader battles, it was only the English.
>>73591537
I know there isn't enough of them but they'll probably be a dealbreaker. I mean losing 5-10% (don't know the exact numbers) from the start is hard to overcome, I mean it's starting to look like there's no way Britain will exit. Too bad though, freedom is always better than even more state control from the EU.
>>73591570
They had one fucking job, they vote to stay in the UK, then unilaterally vote for the party dedicated to destroying the UK. Fucking cunts, I wish they'd just left.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-36254254
>Police who used a "Muslim terrorist" during a mock attack have been forced to apologise for racial stereotyping.
#notallterrorists
>>73591846
We may very well leave, you'll find that a lot of people keep their mouths shut in England, politics causes division among families etc so they keep quiet.
Then you have the "on the fence" voters that will vote out on the day of the vote because fuck you.
It's not predictable, with everything the remain campaign has thrown it has had the reverse effect on the public, it has actually made more people inclined to vote out and cemented the attitudes of those that already planned to vote out.
Understand?
>>73591846
Yeah, they're a tiny population, but the fact they're so politically unified is dangerous for the Vote Leave campaign, they're guaranteed to fall into step behind the rabidly pro-EU SNP and vote to stay, which might tip the balance since the rest of the UK is hovering around a 50/50 split.
England is very centrist and small c conservative when it comes to politics, that means Scotland wields power far in excess of it's population by being so conformist to far-left politics.
>>73582856
>Britain to leave the UK
>Britain
>UK
You'll never see that money again
>>73592052
No the problem is scattering, there's lots of Conservative right wingers in England, but they are too scattered out across the country.
Scotland is a dense block of leftism, that's the real problem. But even then, these threats were made during the general election to keep Tories out of power, it backfired on Scotland and we now have a Conservative government.
Don't underestimate the smarts of English voters, they'll vote tactically if pushed enough, and I think we've been pushed more than enough recently, don't you?
>>73592161
Holy kek, i didn't even notice that
>>73591001
>>73591093
Scottish guy here
literally everyone I know wants out the EU barring one guy who said
"You sound like an indy voter" because I made valid arguments about leaving the EU
Its important to note I'm in the heart of SNP territory, 45mins West of Glasgow.
>>73582856
>on Britain to leave the UK.
>leave the UK.
>UK.
Seriously, dude?
>>73592161
>>73592385
Holy kek batman the man made a mistake that half the thread noticed and chose to ignore
you guys are really fucking smart
>>73592333
You had your referendum and you've had everything you've wanted.
Time for England and Wales to get some money now, you haggis fuckers need to shut the fuck up and be grateful for what you have.
You shut up now or I stab you all.
>>73592474
You're one stupid bastard aren't you?
>you're not necessarily right about Scotland and I'm pretty sure polls are off
>FUCK YOU YOU STUPID SCOTTISH RETARD
You need to shut the fuck up and stop this bullshit that divides people
We voted to REMAIN in the UK you stupid fucking faggot
Now stop your fucking bitching you stupid tart.
-t. voted Conservative and UKIP on May 5th
So what is the future of UKIP after the referendum?
I think it may have been a clever ploy for conservatives to kill off a splinter party that was gaining traction.
Stay wins - next election, ERR UKIP THE BRITISH PUBLIC HAVE MADE THEIR VOICES HEARD
Leave wins - ERR UKIP, WE'RE OUT ALREADY, WHY ARE YOU EVEN STILL HERE?
>>73592682
Shut the fuck up you skirt wearing cunt, I'll burn your entire family alive and flay your children and rape their corpses.
I promise you that, we'll fuck Scotland over harder than Longshanks did for the shit you've done you lefty cuck cunts.
Burn, every single last one of you pieces of filth.
Cromwell was right about your kind.
It'll be interesting to see how NI votes, because we're heavily right wing but also like gibsmedats from the EU.
>>73592385
Sorry guys, UK leaving EU obv.
If anyone cares I put 2K on staying at 1.4 in february but I changed my mind.
I also put 700 on leave being over 44.5% at 1.33 which I wil probably dump 4.3K more in.
Also, /pol isn't the only reason I changed my mind, looking at the polls it just seems very likely Brexit has a fair chance, way fairer than 33%. The polls are very close but given that the leave side is 8% more likely to actually vote, I'll take my chances
Pic related
>>73592950
>>73591806
Are the Scots force fed estrogen from birth?
Why are they all criminals, but they all vote for more criminalization of normal conversation?
The fuck is wrong with the people I share an overwhelming genetic background with?
>>73592333
Scotland will vote Remain. Every poll suggests 60+ % Remain while the bookies give you 1.03 for remain.
Too bad though, I hope they change their mind
>>73592950
you should stop gambling, obviously you dont know what u are doing
>>73593057
Lifelong gambler/poker player, it's fine.
Also edit: leave over 44.5% at 1.833 which seems free money
>>73593223
those odds do seem very reasonable, on what site?
>>73591985
>everything the remain campaign has thrown it has had the reverse effect on the public, it has actually made more people inclined to vote out and cemented the attitudes of those that already planned to vote out.
This, I was probably going to vote Leave anyway, but the way that the Remain campaign has acted encouraged me to go out trying to convince everyone I know to vote Leave
>>73592898
Never mind this is obvious bait
>>73582856
That's a smart bet desu, like betting on a Tory majority last election
The polls have it tight as it was last election but I think left wingers and liberals are over represented
All of the online polls show a roughly 50/50 split whereas the phone polls, which have proven to be historically more accurate, show a 5-10% lead for remain.
You've probably thrown away your money.
>>73593581
He hasn't mate, people to vote to stay in are more likely not to even vote
>>73592682
Wish you'd voted to leave tho
>>73593308
Ladbrokes, they are so fucking out of touch regarding politics.
Palin to become VP at 26 same rate as Joni Ernst who actually has a shot. That being said Donald Trump is at 34 to become VP.
Any idea what the turnout will be? High/low? Last general election was 65%, it will probably be higher right
>>73593581
While online polls over represent young people and under represent older people. Even the telephone polls under represent older people as they are less likely to answer. The conservatives had 1 -2% odds of winning a majority and we all know how disastrously wrong that was. The same thing is happening again.
>>73593657
At the moment, but relentless fear mongering can change that
>>73593107
I honestly think the polls up here are well off
Basically everyone I know is a SNP voter, a good few of them are pro independence or were, yet they are all anti EU.
Though that might be blind hope for my country talking...
>>73593683
I honestly don't blame you
the people here are so fucking stupid
A bunch of well meaning idiots....
>>73593581
Telephone polls are not accurate. They give people only Remain/Leave option and don't represent the 'don't know yet'. Every don't know yet is basically a remain vote becase they just wanna keep the status quo which doesn't mean they will actually go out and vote.
The Leave.EU campaign has 680k followers while 'stronger in EU' has 360k.
Also recent poll of readers of the telegraph had leave at 72% with 350K total votes, although I heard telegraph is pretty far right
>>73593778
I think it will be lower honestly.
I don't think you understand how apathetic most brits are when it comes to not being raped.
Most people will turn up so they dont have to worry about going on holiday in spain and using their mobiles there.
>>73593683
>>73593918
Really? I don't blame Scotland for voting to stay in the UK at all. It's obviously in your best interest to stay in.
Still wish you'd leave, and have your lefty socialist country, and fund your own prescriptions and let us have our permanent Tory government.
If you guys don't leave the EU I will come there and riot.
>americans meme trump into being republican nominee
>flips meme du30 'trump of the east' to presidency
>eternal anglo can't even get out of a failed experiment
KEK did you not learn anything from here except how to speak American?
>>73594042
A low turnout is very good for the leave campaign. Leavers are very passionate about voting
>>73593886
Nah it won't, you don't seem to fully understand the real mindset of our people, the more someone says something is bad, the more inclined we are to do it.
Let the remain campaign throw more shit it will only prove me right again.
>>73593344
>>73591985
Read. You know I'm right.
>>73593382
Die filth.
>>73594108
>and fund your own prescriptions and let us have our permanent Tory government.
But they don't.
They were offered tax raising and spend powers, they rejected it because they currently run an £8 billion deficit which would mean they'd have to cut some services which the SNP promised they would never do if they got elected.
They are literally the woman, spending our credit card on bullshit whilst calling us all the names under the sun.
Whore needs a fucking slap down.
>>73593883
I would say that benefits remain though. A major part of the Tory campaign was based on the fear that Labour and the SNP would form a coalition.
>>73594032
That just shows that the leave campaign has a more passionate following. As Scotland has shown it doesn't mean victory.
It's amazing to me that there are people in the UK who actually want to stay in the EU in this day and age.
Then again, there's people in Switzerland who actually want to join the EU.
Hope things turn out alright for you guys
IDS going ham today tho
>>73594418
>It's amazing to me that there are people in the UK who actually want to stay in the EU in this day and age.
Stockholm syndrome and Polish citizens that fear going back home and losing all their free money.
I don't think it's going to happen. Even if they vote out i'm sure they there will be some sneaky thing keeping them in
Don't forget you're here forever
>>73594418
Stay safe and stay free First Aid Kit
>>73594418
Thanks bro. You too.
>>73594456
Ian Duncan Smith?
Expand you proxy face and what the fuck is wrong with captcha today, it's constantly "click until there is no water or numbers left". FUCK OFF!
>>73582856
Should of instead put it on Donald to win the Republican nomination months ago when the odds were a lot higher.
>>73582856
You will lose that money though... it isn't time yet...
>>73594494
And if that happens there will be war, people have already threatened it.
>>73594418
>there's people in Switzerland
Doubtful.
>>73594108
>Really? I don't blame Scotland for voting to stay in the UK at all. It's obviously in your best interest to stay in.
I'm glad we voted to stay
I think if we stayed in the EU we'd get roped into staying until it collapses and we'd have had to take in about 100k Achmeds or more.
I'm hoping we start to shift to the right a bit more, seeing as the conservatives managed to become the opposition party this year in Hollyrood
I wish the leave campaign would try to appeal to the nationalist sentiment in Scotland and manipulate these stupid bastards into voting in their own best interests for the first time in years
>>73594326
>They are literally the woman,
Look at the leaders of our two largest parties and understand how bad things are for Scottish politics.
>they rejected it because they currently run an £8 billion deficit which would mean they'd have to cut some services which the SNP promised they would never do if they got elected.
He's entirely right about this, the SNP are controlled opposition and traitors to the country
They talk about how they want Scotland to run itself yet constantly put in policy that means we take more gibs from Westminster
I'm pretty sure they just want to join the EU as indy Scotland to get more free shit
>>73594326
>That just shows that the leave campaign has a more passionate following. As Scotland has shown it doesn't mean victory
People who wanted to stay in were incredibly vocal during the referendum but the media put yes voters on to show how stupid they all were
bunch of fucking fenians.
>>73594494
I'm worried if we vote to leave that the EU will offer us a better deal and the pig fucking wanker in number 10 will make it his last act to call for a second referendum over some bullshit like
"Oh that was just a practice guys :3"
>>73594328
>That just shows that the leave campaign has a more passionate following. As Scotland has shown it doesn't mean victory.
Except that Scotland out never came close in the polls. It was always something like 60-40
This and there were even Scots who dared say online they wanted to be in. Now leavers dominate the narrative on every major English group, and every pro-remain article is met with outrage and anger
gambling is degenerate.
>>73594879
So is this Jonas.
The problem Is the time limit placed on leave. We get like two years to renegotiate with the EU before we are booted. Would be fucking ace to leave and keep the benefits
>>73595158
5 year maximum of negotiating. Two years is what they're hoping for but it can be up to 5 years.
>>73589777
This.
David and the BBC will ramp up the "If we leave we will LITERALLY all be dead in two weeks" rhetoric.
Even if that doesn't work the EU will find some loophole to force a recount or another vote.
>>73595244
The fact we don't have guns really puts as at a disadvantage compared to burgers
I'm considering applying for a license
Anyone know if its difficult to get one?
>>73595371
It's really easy. Just takes awhile to come through. Make sure you get a real one and not the shotgun one. Besides that the process is simple, unless you have a reason why you won't be allowed one (criminal convictions etc).
>>73595371
I've got a FAC and SGC.
Ask away.
SGC is easy, FAC isn't.
>>73582856
Ouch. You know that there is one way they are going to allow a yes vote, right? They will use every fraud and deceit at their disposal to ensure a no vote.
>>73595539
>Make sure you get a real one and not the shotgun one
Shouldn't I get both?
>>73595600
What makes FAC so easy and SGC so hard?
Also whats different about them?
>>73595694
It won't be corrupt, too many high profile leaders backing leave
>>73595718
I'm pretty sure one covers anything and the other covers only shotguns, no sense paying for both. The shotgun one is loads cheaper however and gets through the system much faster.
I don't know if they do this anymore but you used to need to visit the a local high ranking Police official who would ask why you wanted the gun and basic vetting questions, then he would give it the okay and you'd get the licence.
>>73594824
The polls in Scotland were within a few percentage points by September.
During the referendum I would say Yes voters dominated in Scotland just as much as Leave Voters do now in Britain. You may have a skewed view from living outside the UK. They just appear more numerous because they are more passionate. This probably explains the disparity between online and phone polls as Leave voters are more likely to become a part of them through being more politically engaged.
Also in terms of demographics, ABC1s who have historically higher voter turnout are more likely to vote remain whereas the C2DEs who are more likely to back leave have a much lower percentage.
>>73595718
No, a SGC is easy, because with the SGC the police have to prove why you can't have one, whereas when you apply for a FAC you need twice the amount of people who'll vouch for you and YOU have to prove why you SHOULD have one.
SGC - Shotgun Certificate
Allows you to own any shotgun that can hold two cartridges chambered and one in the magazine. No ammo restrictions, only need one gun cabinet and ammo can be stored anywhere
FAC - Firearms certificate
Ammo restrictions (will cont in next reply)
Limited to specific usage and round used
Have to be a regular member of a club or own land
Have to specify where you will shoot and when
Police are much more cautious in issuing them
Police issuing varies significantly. If you live in a rural countyr like me, Powys, then Police will be used to understanding shooters and be more open to it. Having a firearms officer who likes guns helps.
cont
>>73595694
This, I want us to leave more than anything but I know it won't happen.
>>73595236
Article 50 says two years unless it is unanimously agreed to extend it
>>73584834
You've made yourself some cash, good job. There's no doubt in my mind, as an avid viewer of political and news programming, that our public will vote to stay. I've beckoned all my peers to bet on stay, even though I'm voting out. At least we'll be able to rub coins after this.
>>73595967
>>73595718
First, if you ever want to get guns, get on right now and get BASC insurance. They will likely ask you if you have insurance when they come to check your house.
Ammo restrictions:
When applying for firearm certificate (FAC) you have to specify which guns you propose to purchase, the reason for purchasing, the ammo you'll use, the quantity you will set for purchasing and the ammount of ammo allowed on you at any time.
So, for example, I have on my FAC:
.308 - Bolt Action Rifle - Target Shooting XXX Club - 500 rounds keep, 200 buy.
This means I can keep 500 rounds of 308 on me. For target shooting, you aren't allowed to buy expanding or hollow point ammo.
You have to have two separate gun cabinets, unlike with a SGC, one for ammo and one for the guns on different walls.
You also have to do NSRA training courses to deem you safe to shoot on most ranges.
>>73596233
There is no money in staying.. Like 1.3 What do you think of leaving exceeding 44.5%? Plausible?
>>73582856
Wait, if that happens won't the euro be worthless?
You clever bastard.
>>73591217
Jesus Christ I've never been so embarrassed of my ancestors people.
>>73595914
Any idea what kind of answers they're expecting?
I'm assuming "For self defence" is not an accepted answer?
>>73595967
Thanks a lot mate, I'll look into BASC insurance after exams
Should I start with a SGC and join a club before applying for a FAC?
>>73596413
you have no idea how hard it is to be a right winger living in Scotland
thankfully my family are pretty based, except one of my uncle's who happens to be a socialist for some fucking reason
>>73596431
Depends what you want to do, I guess.
Rifle shooting is cheaper but it's harder to find ranges and people aren't so friendly, but what do you want more? A rifle or shotgun?
A FAC allows you to buy a semi-auto shotgun with a magazine size of 8 but doesn't allow you to buy a over and under shotgun, bizarrely.
>June 23
>day of reckoning
>vote is close but the brexit wins
>government claims that it wasn't by a big enough margin to be a deciding factor
>parliament to "deliberate"
>brexit denied
>no uprising because no guns
>forever cucks
>>73596636
You realise the UK has more guns per capita than most of Eastern Europe, right?
>>73596636
I think the government is bound by the outcome.
Would Americans actually start shooting up the streets if something like this would happen? Based Americans
>>73596354
Ye, the money's not in favour of staying as it is indeed speculated as more probable. Plausible if there were an attack like you presumed likely, but then again Trump didn't soar in appreciation post Paris/Brussels. The stigmatism and disfavourment of speaking against the status-quo is to blame. Liberals and emotionalists are blind to transgressions...
>>73596595
Honestly I want to get practice in shooting
I'm pretty sure there's a club right next to a trail I go walking on every now and then
No idea what the club is for though]
You got any recommendations for beginners?
I've never held a gun in my life
>>73596248
Whelp, you fucked up lad.
>Insurance isnt required, and unless you are a tard or shoot game/pests you dont need it whatsoever.
>You can have an ammo safe in your gun safe, but it must be a seperate locked area.
>They only tell you how much ammo you can keep, not what you can buy at any one time. So I am allowed 700rds .17hmr, straight and simple.
>The training courses are not needed, every smallbore range I have been to just shows you the ropes and checks you are competent. Same deal for fullbore.
The regulations are utterly retarded though, so its easy to misinterpret.
Also, if its your first FAC, good luck getting anything larger than .22lr for ~3 years.
>>73583510
Fuck I know what you mean, it's the calm before the storm and the waiting is waiting is killing me.
>>73596983
Find what the club is called, and look up their website or phone details, they are bound to have guest days of some sort.
Getting advice from actual club members is likely to be more useful than 4chan.
>>73596248
>>73597036
Planning to join the Commandos this year
does that have any effect whatsoever on getting a FAC?
I'm assuming it wouldn't but it never hurts to ask
>>73583510
The financial crisis in Greece is simmering again. They're having to pass even more austerity measures, and the IMF is threatening to withdraw from the deal if the EU doesn't cancel out some of Greece's debt.
>>73597036
>Insurance isnt required, and unless you are a tard or shoot game/pests you dont need it whatsoever.
>making sure a tard at the range doesn't shoot you accidentally and getting nothing for it is retarded
How about no.
>You can have an ammo safe in your gun safe, but it must be a seperate locked area.
Did I say you couldn't?
>They only tell you how much ammo you can keep, not what you can buy at any one time. So I am allowed 700rds .17hmr, straight and simple.
No, they don't. Different forces do different things. Most specify how much you can buy at one time.
Please go and buy 700 rds 10 times in one day and see if you get a knock on the door.
>The training courses are not needed, every smallbore range I have been to just shows you the ropes and checks you are competent. Same deal for fullbore.
No, they're not *needed*, but if you don't want to be a complete spergo and go to shitty ranges, you need one.
http://basc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/downloads/2016/03/Shooter-Certification-Cards-2016-1.pdf
>>73597341
Probably helps to have military experience, shows you likely have some competence with firearms.
However many of the procedures are different for civilians(misfires etc), and you will still need to either have experience shooting pests/game, or be a club member.
>>73597558
>>73597404
>>73597036
thanks for all the advice lads
>>73591563
>Because she's unelected, her taking a direct role in politics would actually probably cause a backlash
Geez why doesn't that work on the EU ?
>In the British Chambers of Commerce final EU survey before the June 23 vote, the proportion of companies that said they would vote to leave climbed to 37%, from 30% three months ago
It's happening.
>>73583874
I was just thinking this.
After what Junker and the MEPs pulled in Brussels by passing the EU-Ukraine deal despite Dutch voters overwhelmingly rejecting it, they'll probably pull the same shenanigans if UK voters choose to leave.
The EU more corrupt than a rotting corpse.
>>73597819
You need to build that momentum. Give the EU some really bad press in the weeks leading up to the referendum, and make it clear that 'reputable' people do support Brexit.
>>73582957
Fuck off Brussels shill.
>>73587422
Ignore him. Most of us get it.
>>73597404
>Please go and buy 700 rds 10 times in one day and see if you get a knock on the door.
Bought 500 the other week, no party van so far (Cambridgeshire must be a nicer force)
>Pay your goybucks to BASC.
Your ranges must be full of over serious faggots then. I mainly shoot on my own land anyway, so do what you want.
>Did I say you couldn't?
You said on separate walls, which is blatantly wrong.
Guys im probably gonna put my savings(15-20k) on leave exceeding 44.5%. Will post pics if I do
>>73597731
The parliament is and it has a joint say on laws
>>73582856
You jinxed it. I learned my lesson when I bet €50 for Trump to win the first primary.
>>73597877
shit, rare. saved
>>73598142
>500 rounds is the same as 7000
>paying like £30 a year to a company who advocates gun rights in the UK is bad
wew you're a genius on wheels
>>73596813
Americans would be shooting up the street because it's Tuesday.
>>73597877
To be fair, our referendum wasn't binding. It remains a terrible display of subjugation, our gouvernment can't pull this one again without some serious electoral repercussions.
>>73598225
Why not bet on him to lose and then you win either way.
>>73596248
>>73597036
Mainland must be different.
For 'pest control' you're allowed anything up to a .223 (though that's generally for foxes) as long as you can justify it. e.g. .22lr for rabbits. shotgun for birds. .223 for foxes. .308 for deer. You only need land permission from owner to shoot on.
For gun clubs you can have whatever(within reason..no full autos) and however many firearms you wish, as long as you can justify it on your FAC.
In terms of ammo... you can only own 1000 rounds per caliber. so that's 1000 .22lr, 1000 .45, 1000 .223 etc. No limits on how many you can buy at once, long as there's room on your FAC.
What's this shit about NSRA? lawl.
>>73601853
.308 for deer. No deer over here, but if you want to go to the south or Scotland to hunt you can get one. Won't give us it for foxes :(
>>73582856
Remember that referendum last year about Scotland going independent?
Cameron's main argument about not going independent was the promise of easy trade as a EU-member.
Now they're talking about a Brexit.
The Brits really fucked the Scots right there.
It also means they were planning of leaving the EU for years now.
It's going to happen, Stijn.
>>73583598
England is over 80% of the population.
It doesn't matter. I doubt we will leave regardless of how people vote.
>>73591806
>Note that the Scots didn't take part in any of the Crusader battles, it was only the English.
Rubbish.
The Bruce and Balliol crusaded as did much of the nobility.
Glasgow reporting in. Managed to convince my whole family to vote leave, what have you lads done for the cause?
>>73603542
Good lad!
>>73585310
You'd have to think if brexit fails with 49/51 or something like that... there is still grounds for the exit. That's a huge part of your population completely against the guberment. Oh right, guns and knives can't be legally owned. Top kek
>>73603542
Family have all convinced half their friends to vote leave
that picture makes me want to cry though ngl
>Be me.
>Work in respected university
>Only employee voting Leave.
>All academics only concerned with their EU funding.
Cunts.
>>73582856
WHEN IS THE VOTE DATE, I WAS TOO YOUNG TO VOTE UKIP LAST TIME BUT I WANT TO MAKE UP FOR IT
Calling it at 60-40 staying in
>>73604399
ill take a shot at killing that cunt muslim mayor if this happens.
>>73604518
I would love to see that happen.
God bless.
>>73604629
Worst thing that could happen is he lives and i get taken care of for 20 years, our legal system is a joke
>>73587422
>lives in country where the government practically owns him
>doesnt have complete freedom of expression
>low living standards
>poor dying weak economy
>less average income than ireland
>talks down on someone for being american
oh you poor silly sad irrelevant bootlicking islanders
>>73583310
>>73584692
>>73588720
>>73594108
>>73605881
Tfw you quit EU but still are cucked asf.
>>73589131
>Also link them https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0pwXLtvt2w
You Britbros should really pay attention to this, this is the best brief presentation of the facts supporting Leave I've seen.
>>73593778
Referendum turnout is always pretty low, would expect around 45-55% at most.
>>73589627
The desperation of the Remaniacs is getting absurd. Yesterday they claim Brexit will cause a world war, today they're saying Boris Johnson is Putin's man in Uxbridge. They have to be hurting themselves at this point, not even urban liberals are stupid enough to believe this.
I'll vote leave but I'm not spectacularly hopeful of it winning.
what will actually happen if the UK leaves? how will things change?
genuinely interested
>>73609270
Farage will makes memes real
No but same immigration system as you probably, and merkel can't make us pass laws we don't want too, it also allows us to trade with countries merkel has blacklisted, like russia
>>73609402
it sounds like being in the EU just makes you get fucked by merkel, the one responsible for the cucking of europe
though desu our immigration system still isn't good enough. we're still being overrun and it's killing housing prices
>>73609792
It's a hell of alot better than just letting them all in
>>73582856
Britain will leave the UE via democracy.
Kek
>>73609270
British subjects will be able to vote out and replace the people who make their laws, unlike now.
The 94% of British businesses that do not export to the EU will no longer be forced to comply with EU regulations, saving the British economy £33 billion per annum.
The UK will be able to sign bilateral trade agreements with countries around the globe, rather than having their trade policy controlled from Brussels.
The UK will be able to set limits on immigration from the EU, rather than allowing in unlimited numbers of unskilled workers from Southern and Eastern Europe who drive down wages and contribute to unemployment.
>>73591093
Picture show's SNP policy, not the opinions of all Scots.
desu the word brexit just makes me think of a weetbix alternative
