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Would I expect to show ID to buy a Keg Tap? Yes yes I would..... do I have no, but why because there is only one use for it. Why would I risk my business name because I sold some guy bullets, who potentially doesn't have a pal and does something stupid with them for minimal gain...Originally Posted by jethunter
Hearts and Minds; Two best places to shoot
Fighting in a basement provides challenges, Number 1 your fighting in a basement!
I now know who i'll never deal with again .
Unless the seller had direct knowledge of a crime being planned, how would their business be at risk? Can they be held responsible if a licensed gun owner bought a handgun at their shop and later used it in a crime?
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I'm sorry if the gunsmithing shop I work at ever started asking for a PAL for reloading components I would refuse to do that and/or just quit.
Funny I bought bullets, and primers from them without a PAL.
Maybe Phil or Dianne can chime in.
Some of the female staff do not have a clue about firearms, accessories and firearms act.
UCP member
CPC member
Misinformed clerk, I'd guess
Schrödinger's Gat - The logical paradox which posits that a firearm, stored safe in the home, is at the same time On The Streets
I'm sure he will, he doesn't seem to shy away from much
what is this fascination with canadians feelng responsible for the actions of others?
i would feel horrible if i sold person x something then person x comitted a crime
i would feel horrible if someone stole my something then used my something in a crime
like really? full retard here folks, full maximum
does the cashier at costco feel horrible when someone buys a set of steak knives then use such steak knives to murder 3 people?
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