Sir, the answer you seek lies within your own question.Originally Posted by Patriotbrass
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Sir, the answer you seek lies within your own question.
Buy once and cry once. Sometimes half measures cost twice as much.
Accuracy is a matter of time and money. How much do you want to spend?
Coyotes outpace roadrunners by 23 mph. They do not outpace a 223 Remington, however.
They can only take away what they know you have.
Pick up the receiver... I'll make you a believer.
You have no right to property in this country. If the government wants your land/house, they send you a letter and take it.
They're not obligated to compensate for anything
The AR-15 is a restricted firearm.
Restricted firearms are registered firearms.
Registration leads to confiscation.
That should answer any questions you have.
"Arguing with idiots is like playing chess with a pigeon..... No matter how good you are, the bird is going to s#!t on the board and strut around like it won anyway."
he wants to buy 2ar15s. very good move.
you do not have to concern yourself with this.
As you say, you do not have an Rpal yet and have not taken the course. Going by how long it takes the Horse police to process the apps, the ban will already be in place.
Well if they ban all restricteds do you need an RPAL?!?!?
lol
High River and the 90's definitely proved that. Too bad so many voters were asleep at the wheel...
Keep fighting the good fight!
CCFR-CSSA-NFA. 12(2), 12(3), 12(4), 12(6.1), 12(7)..... <What???? Okay! Okay I'm dreaming. I'll probably NEVER get to join the PROHIB club.
This! Imo, you should not be looking to purchase an restricted 'assault type firearm' right now. Instead, look at something like the Troy 102 or Stag 10. Not quite the same as an AR 15, but more assured that you'll be keeping it in Canada if you go back to JoeSchmow's statement.
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