it really boils down to font I found that the CCFR and NFA ones were easier to read because of formatting not because of wording, however I am sure you can find error in all of them. I like all of their arguments, they have all come at it from different angles. CCFR constitutional, NFA the regulation was not reasonable/beyond purview, and TSE both not reasonable/beyond purview and constitution but slightly different because coming from a criminal point of view.
JR maybe if there are funds leftover instead of donating them to the orgs could you donate them to John Hipwell’s challenge if he still needs some funds?
Let's get 'er done, boys.
I had no problem following the document. Either way, it's written to be understood by lawyers and judges.
We are also pondering that... However, I would first have to get the organizations to agree as I have to abide by what I posted on the GoFundMe description or get them to agree to re-donate to Hipwell.
All of these challenges need to be funded....
If I don't follow the rules exactly, I could get caught up in a ton of refund requests and suffer a HUGE public backlash.
JR
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The Shooting Edge, Target Sports Canada, William Evans
I want to make sure John H gets funded and have shared his gofundme as well.
What other people also don't consider is the personal and business costs associated with this: While Wolverine Supplies and others like us fight this fight, we are NOT working on our businesses. We in essence are losing market share and sales to the benefit of competition that gets to sit back and ride this out based on the efforts of the few. Please remember that when deciding on your next purchase.
I know a number of importers and businesses that have been very supportive of the community and fights in general and will never forget them. But there are still lots of businesses and manufacturers that are sitting this out or washing their hands, awaiting an outcome. This should also not be forgotten.
This is a pivotal moment in firearms ownership in Canada.... If you are not for us, you really are against us. This is not an issue like magazine capacity or concealed carry... This is a fundamental fight in democracy and firearms ownership. Period.
TO BE CLEAR: Dozens and Dozens of small shops have donated to each and every fight... We need to see some of the big players step into the ring.
JR
Last edited by TSE JR; 05-28-2020 at 03:04 PM.
\"J.R."\
CEO
The Shooting Edge, Target Sports Canada, William Evans
I know you do as I know you personally donated to his. Unfortunately John is doing his on his own without Wolverine so we can’t support him through the store and can only support him through his go fund me. I’m glad to see so many stepping up for the fight and working together but I’d hate to see someone who has fought so long and hard get sunk over this. It was just a suggestion and I don’t want you running into trouble for doing it. I have no problem with the money going to the orgs as well. I have memberships in more than one and I have donated to their fights as well.
I agree... While John's fight is his personally and he is "retired" from Wolverine Supplies, let's be realistic... The stronger Wolverine is, the stronger it's ability to "assist" John will be. I personally hope John raises enough from like minded people to not have to pay anything more than the retainer he had to put up.
Just as though I am am hoping I can do the same at TSE: We took a beating during the COVID crap, but this is a fight we must fight.
JR
\"J.R."\
CEO
The Shooting Edge, Target Sports Canada, William Evans