We need to realize that we have a wonderful privilege as regards antiques here in Canada
and be very careful not to make enemies to this law, with the police or people in general.
It’s not something that we want to make well known especially to those who are careless
or of low scruples. Several States have already removed antique status and more will follow.
If police confront us we need to be respectful and realize that they are doing their job, and are
not required to know all about antiques, or know at a glance that your gun was made before
1898.
Only good PR will help us keep this privilege. Carry the paperwork and treating people who
are not informed with respect, will go a long ways toward making a friend to this law instead
of an enemy
and be very careful not to make enemies to this law, with the police or people in general.
It’s not something that we want to make well known especially to those who are careless
or of low scruples. Several States have already removed antique status and more will follow.
If police confront us we need to be respectful and realize that they are doing their job, and are
not required to know all about antiques, or know at a glance that your gun was made before
1898.
Only good PR will help us keep this privilege. Carry the paperwork and treating people who
are not informed with respect, will go a long ways toward making a friend to this law instead
of an enemy





















































