Gun laws in New Zealand have for decades been a moving target — and an armour-plated one at that. The protection comes both from the complexity of the law, and associated issues of cultural and social import, but also through the inability of our politicians to act decisively on the matter. Resolve in this respect has been weakened by there being no consistent mandate to move radically in any particular direction. But in the discussions of gun law and control... (GunPolicy.org)