Liberal Handgun Ban?

I agree with Mr. Wolverine that we need to promote the positive aspects of our sport and lifestyle.

Further to that, we need to support the CPC as they are the only possibility of slowing down the insanity of our current LPC. Throwing a hissy fit about Andrew Scheer is very small picture thinking. So is cheering for Bernier (who has no hope of doing anything but vote splitting). Any non CPC vote is a vote to continue down the path of liberal insanity.
 
If the liberals think law abiding gun owners are the problem, instead of banning, how about just checking storage of them, I've bought an average of 2 per year since getting r-pal 8 years ago, plus non r, for all the powers that be know, they could be in a bank type vault or sitting on the coffee table. If we are the problem, check storage. If we are the problem either they weren't stored properly or we sold them illegally, either way a check would tell that.
 
www cbc. ca/news/canada/hamilton/illegal-handgun-gun-hamilton-1.4803477

CBC hit piece on handguns that is full of bull####. You cant just buy a registered handgun off some dude and decide to keep it off the books! The seller and buyer will be on the hook for a ton if offences if it is caught!
 
Frack no. I'm going to shoot on crown land. Do you realize that I'm going shooting to be left the heck alone, I don't want to have to deal with people and certainly not get in politics.

Btw, thanks to throw me under the bus.

Hope you're aware you can't shoot restricted firearms on crownland...! That attitude throws restricted owners under the bus...
 
Justin Trudeau against guns
Jagmeet sing against guns
Andrew sheer pro guns

Up to you

It's really unfortunate to say this, but Sheer's voting history is really going to mess with the chances of a CPC win in 2019. I have no problem with what he's currently doing and what he currently wants to fight for, but I can't help but cringe when looking at his parliamentary record and voting history. Luckily I can distinguish his past from what he wants for Canada's future, but I can't blame anyone for being weary of supporting him based on his past.

I think CPC would be much better off with someone else at the helm in terms of gaining buy-in from the majority of Canadians. For us, Sheer is fine. But again, I totally understand where people are coming from when they're weary on supporting him.
 
Hope you're aware you can't shoot restricted firearms on crownland...! That attitude throws restricted owners under the bus...
On private land you can. By your lonesome or invite friends to shoot. The restricted needs to be registered with a land description. I live on acreage and I hear rifles shot pop of near my house at midnight without a warning. 2 shots, I need to have a talk with the young fellas. We are allowed to control coyotes or strays. I admit if I wasn't a firearm owner I may have called the police on him. Idid hear the shots but I did not see him do it. My first two hand guns where registered on my parents home quater section. 1984.
 
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A few here voted liberals, they have been very silent lately

I believe for a lot of people, there's a lot more they consider when voting Liberal. In terms of the last election and only the last election, I hate to say it, but Trudeau was far from the worst candidate..
While our guns might be in a better spot if he didn't win, and while I disagree with a lot of what he's done since he's been elected, I still feel this may have been a lesser evil. I also want to specify I didn't vote Liberal, but can't live in a world of fake news and exaggeration where he's the worst thing to ever happen to us based on wild speculation.

I'm being optimistic here, but Trudeau said a couple of weeks ago he doesn't want to bring back a long gun registry (although C-71 kind of includes one, I know.. and C-71 sucks) and as far as I can tell, he hasn't yet come out in support of a handgun ban. I believe he was pressured from the Liberal public to take some kind of action, so looking into a study was the least he could do. If I'm right, the study will come to the conclusion that a ban is not the right move and we'll all move up and onwards from here.

Yes we'll still have C-71 to worry about, but I am honestly not too worried about an imminent gun ban.
 
It's really unfortunate to say this, but Sheer's voting history is really going to mess with the chances of a CPC win in 2019. I have no problem with what he's currently doing and what he currently wants to fight for, but I can't help but cringe when looking at his parliamentary record and voting history. Luckily I can distinguish his past from what he wants for Canada's future, but I can't blame anyone for being weary of supporting him based on his past.

I think CPC would be much better off with someone else at the helm in terms of gaining buy-in from the majority of Canadians. For us, Sheer is fine. But again, I totally understand where people are coming from when they're weary on supporting him.

I can't understand why people are weary - can you explain his negative voting record ? What specifically has he done that brings doubt to you ? I ask in the most polite way :)
 
Agree, Mr. W.

"If the facts are against you, argue the law. If the law is against you, argue the facts. If the law and the facts are against you, pound the table and yell like hell.”
― Carl Sandburg


The law is against us, but the facts are on our side. So, argue the facts... and pound the table. Constantly draw attention to the facts - the reality that takes away the fear.

The Liberals are arguing the fear, because fear is a short-cut to compliance. Rob them of the fear, and people will resent them for fear-mongering and treating them like children. Use their fear against them.

Information is our path to victory, fear to defeat. Stop hiding in the shadows.

This, except make the third option - "reason with them" People won't want to hear gun owners rant on.

Better yet - try to draw the public's attention to the real issues, the issues the liberal government created this wedge issue to detract from. NOW is the time to get involved, it's definitely not too late

Licenced gun owners have a long history of peaceful coexistence, we have every reason to be confident
 
OK, here is the issue. When Liberals came out the first time with the idea of handgun ban after the Toronto shooting, I was at the range in Mission, B.C. and asked the guys who were there if they knew about it. Out of 11 people, only 2 knew and that included myself. When C-71 was introduced, I asked one board member of the same club if they will issue any form of information notice to its members, he told me they have a guy that "could put something on facebook". The least each club can do, is send a bulletin out to all members and by doing so, they would reach huge number of people but no, not here in Canada. Not all but certainly a lot of our gun clubs are run by people who combine complacency, arrogance and stupidity into one package. I would highly doubt they realize there will hardly be gun clubs without guns.

Another good question in light of your infomation. Would be to ask how many belong to a "Gun Org". I would be interested as to the answers you get.
 
I believe for a lot of people, there's a lot more they consider when voting Liberal. In terms of the last election and only the last election, I hate to say it, but Trudeau was far from the worst candidate..
While our guns might be in a better spot if he didn't win, and while I disagree with a lot of what he's done since he's been elected, I still feel this may have been a lesser evil. I also want to specify I didn't vote Liberal, but can't live in a world of fake news and exaggeration where he's the worst thing to ever happen to us based on wild speculation.

I'm being optimistic here, but Trudeau said a couple of weeks ago he doesn't want to bring back a long gun registry (although C-71 kind of includes one, I know.. and C-71 sucks) and as far as I can tell, he hasn't yet come out in support of a handgun ban. I believe he was pressured from the Liberal public to take some kind of action, so looking into a study was the least he could do. If I'm right, the study will come to the conclusion that a ban is not the right move and we'll all move up and onwards from here.

Yes we'll still have C-71 to worry about, but I am honestly not too worried about an imminent gun ban.

wow, just wow.

Well there we have it, our problem in a nutshell.
 
ghostie

I recently joined the Conservative party in support of Max. I even voted for him in the leadership election. Now I find myself on the fence. But I do see the logic in sticking with the CPC. Although I find it to be the lesser of two evils. However the idea of another Liberal government. Is just not an alternative for our community.
 
I did convince my son In law to take my daughter to the range in WestEd . Hi's parents are from northern Manitoba, accountants not anti gun but not gun owners. Last night he took one of his younger sister . She was nervous at the beginning but she like to do it again in the near future. His other sister wants to have the same experience. So this summer along with my son I have directed 5 people. To the sport . In law is tight with his money but thats ok I was the same at that age. If our dollar was on par with the American dollar we would have more shooters in the Hobby Sports, Hunting. So yes more than 2,000,000, gun owners another 5,000,000 not documented, and family and friends . Looks like silent coup, or political suicide.
 
Well, I'm a member of the CSSA. Love the free magazine. As soon as I get home I will be joining the CCFA. I was a member for a year but my membership has lapsed. And I will be joining the NFA ( don't know anything about them, but at this point I don't care)
Our MP in my riding is Conservative. I'm going to set up an appointment with him and let him know why I voted for him. I will offer to help him in any way I can.
I like the idea of the local gun stores getting involved.
I will talk to them as well.
I would like to encourage anyone reading this to do as much as this or more.
 
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