NSW police seize pistol, ammo, cars A PISTOL, ammunition and three cars have been seized as part of investigations into the shooting of a man in Sydney's west. The 56-year-old was shot in the leg at Fairfield Heights shortly before midnight on Monday. He's in a stable condition in Fairfield Hospital after undergoing surgery. Investigators have established a crime scene outside a Fairfield Heights home and have taken three cars for forensic examination. A pistol and ammunition were found in the same street and have been sent to ballistics experts. A police spokesman wouldn't say whether the man was known to police or had any links to bikie gangs. "Investigators believe the man was targeted however they are still attempting to establish a motive for the shooting," police said in a statement. But police minister Mike Gallacher on Tuesday said the latest shooting was another case of criminals attacking criminals. "The victims invariably know the offenders, there's nothing random in any of these," he told reporters. Five other men believed to have links to bikie gangs have been shot during July. On Sunday a 32-year-old man with links to the Comanchero bikie gang was shot in the upper body at St Marys. Another man was shot to the neck in Bexley on July 16. A man identified in media reports as Hells Angel Ali Jammas died in hospital after being shot a number of times at Abbotsbury on July 12. On July 8, 37-year-old man Tyrone Slemnik, a member of the same club, was fatally wounded and a 25-year-old suspected associate was shot in the leg in Eastlakes. Offices haven't been able to speak to the man in Fairfield Hospital and are waiting until doctors deem to him fit for interview, the police spokesman told AAP. No further information was available.