private purchase 2D Lietenant Luftwaffe tunic and visor

[L33thal]

I posted pics of this a while ago, however finally picked up a manequin for it and added the brocade belt. Lietenant's name was "Schuber"

[youthcollector1]

Just need a dagger and your good to go my friend. I really like this!

[L33thal]

Yeah.... only problem with that is, you can't display daggers in Aus, unless it's in a fortified cabinet... all my daggers are in a 300 KG safe

[SteveR]

Very nice acquisition friend.

[MD Helmets]

Yeah.... only problem with that is, you can't display daggers in Aus, unless it's in a fortified cabinet... all my daggers are in a 300 KG safe

WHAT! That's absurd. How do they enforce that?

[youthcollector1]

Seriously? You must lock your knifes up?!? How do you protrct your home? Come to Texas, when it comes to weapons here, anything goes!

[Wagriff]

Wow...looks like Australia is hog heaven for burglars.... I could see it... "Uhh...excuse me -Sir? Could you please refrain from attacking and robbing my family and I whilst I find the combination to my safe and retrieve a suitable weapon to offer up some defense? Why, thank you, Sir! That's right nice of you! I'll only be a moment...." I suppose you could always stockpile a heap of stones and rocks in the corner of your bedroom to throw at them.
I Like the Luft uniform, by the way- it looks like New, but the poor lad will be tripping over his belt soon if you don't cinch it up a wee bit!

[FALLSCHIRMJAGER]

What kind of law is that! You are legally allowed to "swim" with sharks but you can't put a dagger on a shelf!!

[Brett]

Hello L33thal
Could you please enlighten us as far as the Australian ruling on daggers having to be in "fortified cabinets" is concerned. I seem to remember
something regarding daggers & such in Victoria where difficulty in ownership may be encountered if you are not a member of a collectors club.
I have not heard of this problem in other states & have certainly not heard anything regarding these items having to be under lock & key!
Could you please post any relevant information & sources regarding this matter for the benefit of our Australian members.

Regards
Brett

[L33thal]

Hi Brett, you need a weapons permit from memory, I no longer have any of my daggers for that reason, I discussed the keeping of double edge daggers with a firearms cop, I'm sure he said they have to be locked away... it's a bullshit law since we have kitchen knives and meat cleavers that would do more damage.

Lee