It seems the lab can't understand basic english even with the law. As I understand it, a restricted handgun cannot have greater than a 10 magazine. Can someone correct me if I'm wrong?
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It seems the lab can't understand basic english even with the law. As I understand it, a restricted handgun cannot have greater than a 10 magazine. Can someone correct me if I'm wrong?
editOriginally Posted by tinbird
Last edited by trebor2880; 07-24-2016 at 06:35 AM.
A BIG THANKS JOHN.......You are quite right to say that people are afraid to make a stand....but in all fairness one can understand why....."the culture of fear" is alive and well, so is "divide and conquer".....the Govt spends millions of "our" dollars to make it work.
Just getting back into the firearms world after 25 yr. hiatus and I see things are the same....or worse.
Let us all support the efforts of John and people like him. I am on board for such...just let me know.
So these magazines are now prohibited?? Is this what I'm reading? or am I wrong here?
To put things into prespective, take "traffic cops" for instance, these are guys that drive their Corvettes, Mustangs, Porsches, etc. at posted speed limits wherever they are, regardless when off duty... they completely slow down the flow of traffic because of what it is they do for work.
The guys and gals that work firearms in the RCMP aren't there because they "like" guns; it's very much the opposite. This is why things like this pop up.
E-Division is BC and it is the largest division in all of Canada; it makes up about half of the RCMP I believe.
For the record, E-division also made Body Amour of any kind illegal to own by citizens in BC. So... yeah, that's what we're dealing with here.
This could very well be a "BC" thing.
Thank you indeed, Wolverine, for standing on the front-lines.
But there is only one person that I see on CGN as being truly despicable by every ethical and moral standards and worse: to be dangerous to the community itself, and that's Cyclone the subversive.
The RCMP doesn't make the law. Them saying something is the law, does not make it the law.
That doesn't stop them from making some people's lives a lot harder by attempting to enforce these opinions on everyone else.
i agree. how credible is the source?????
no proof so far...
Si vis pacem para bellum. "If you want peace, prepare for war".
BC is also unique in that it is Crown who approves charges. I believe all accross Canada the police approve charges. Unsure how this plays into things, but it probably does.
its the same with all of canada. ROYAL canadian mounted police (RCMP)
Last edited by 223762; 07-24-2016 at 03:49 AM. Reason: accent was showing. lol.
Si vis pacem para bellum. "If you want peace, prepare for war".
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