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    Gun registry rehashed.

    Everyone aware of the new rules to buy or sell a nr firearm? More liberal crap. http://outdoorsmenforum.ca/showthread.php?t=411357

    #2
    Anyone on the fence about a new firearm, do it before May 18. After the 18th all new and used sales must be recorded again, RCMP is re-opening their long gun registry. Retailers must keep records for 20 years and private sales need authorization from the firearms centre to sell everything from your single shot .22s to your .338.

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      #3
      Doesn't surprise me at all.
      More onerous than the registry was.
      It was decided decades ago to remove all firearms from our society.
      I've essentially given up.
      Enjoy what I can and the day I go they disappear. Can't jail a dead man.

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        #4
        Originally posted by Taiga View Post
        Anyone on the fence about a new firearm, do it before May 18. After the 18th all new and used sales must be recorded again, RCMP is re-opening their long gun registry. Retailers must keep records for 20 years and private sales need authorization from the firearms centre to sell everything from your single shot .22s to your .338.
        Why register a private sale that has never been registered?

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          #5
          Don’t use logic, this is a Liberal govt.

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            #6
            Originally posted by shtferbrains View Post
            Why register a private sale that has never been registered?
            The idea now is for a transfer permit no. from your provincial CFO. Sneeky.
            Effectively requires a number for every thing classified as firearm to change possession. Brilliant really and just before they close parliament.
            Pierre lite my arse. Justin is times 10.

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              #7
              What do you think, chuck? Will registering my gopher gun help reduce gang violence in Toronto?

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                #8
                Careful, you could be fined 30 credits for breaking Chuck's joy joy presence.
                (Demolition Man)

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by AlbertaFarmer5 View Post
                  What do you think, chuck? Will registering my gopher gun help reduce gang violence in Toronto?
                  You are much more likely to be killed or experience domestic violence from your spouse than die of gang violence. Or die of suicide.

                  Police organizations including the RCMP supported the gun registry because it gave them more tools when assessing high risk people and situations.

                  And often those who commit domestic violence and spousal murder often have no criminal record. So apparently its not just gang members and known criminals who use guns to kill.

                  And firearm related deaths in more rural provinces are higher per capita than those in cities.

                  https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/daily-quotidien/181121/cg-a004-eng.htm

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                  Firearm-related homicides in urban and rural areas of Canada, by province, 2017

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by chuckChuck View Post
                    You are much more likely to be killed or experience domestic violence from your spouse than die of gang violence. Or die of suicide.

                    Police organizations including the RCMP supported the gun registry because it gave them more tools when assessing high risk people and situations.

                    And often those who commit domestic violence and spousal murder often have no criminal record. So apparently its not just gang members and known criminals who use guns to kill.

                    And firearm related deaths in more rural provinces are higher per capita than those in cities.

                    https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/daily-quotidien/181121/cg-a004-eng.htm

                    Chart 4
                    Firearm-related homicides in urban and rural areas of Canada, by province, 2017

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                    So tell me how it saves lives? Let’s hear about the different “tools” the cops have if they assess a situation? Like they’ll take guns with them if they think there are guns in a situation? LOL

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