Reply #18: Who was a good guy?

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From the story I read on it, his grandfather (ex-Sheriff) said the kid was a good guy and she should be charged with murder. Needless to say, anyone who tries intentionally to physically beat someone to death is not a 'good guy'. Has nothing to do with RKBA logic.

Her firearm wasn't personally owned for self-defense, it was her sidearm in use as a security guard. Thus, it has nothing to do with Australian firearm laws for private citizens. Now, people in Aus can own handguns, but they must be a member of a club and participate in competitions. No self-defense or other uses are permitted. They can also readily attain a Class A or Class B license for rimfire rifles or bolt action centerfires. Another class exist for semi-auto centerfires, but they're highly restricted and only granted to people who own land and provide satisfactory proof to the government as to why they should own a semi-auto.