Well That Suckz!!
That makes #14 of the toys ( "i have" Or Had...)
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Well That Suckz!!
That makes #14 of the toys ( "i have" Or Had...)
Pretty sad . Here today , prohibited tomorrow ; and all with the snap of a finger , and for no reason . What a FARCE !
" SUPER BIKES RULE.....! "" Speed Costs....How Much Do You Want To Spend ! "
Were any of the smaller manufacturer's clones affected, like the Makarov S12 and the like?
Are you familiar with The Shmoo, Mr. Fisher?
If anyone here still believes the Liberal's goal is anything but total disarmament of civilians you'd best wake up fast.
If the libs don't get voted out next election we're ####ed.
Originally Posted by Goose762
Yup. All they'll leave us with is .22's, some hunting rifles and a few pump-shot guns. Hand guns and semi-auto shotguns will be at the top of their list the next time around.
Tiocfaidh Ár Lá - Éirinn Go Brách
.22's have already shown up as prohibited on the FRT
Any others that you've noticed aside from the MK12 that has recently changed to Prohib? I guess the rumors of the 2nd list coming end of June are true.
Taken directly from the RCMP website:
"Re-classifying firearms
It may sometimes appear that a firearm has been "re-classified". But this term is not really accurate.
The Canadian Firearms Program applies criteria set out in the Criminal Code and corresponding regulations. A firearm's class depends on:
the attributes of the firearm
the definitions of "restricted firearm" and "prohibited firearm" in the Criminal Code
However, in some cases, information arises that influences the classification.
For example, authorities may determine the classification of a firearm based on information provided by a manufacturer or an importer before the firearm is imported. But when they inspect it, authorities might find that the information first provided was not accurate or complete.
Sometimes, upon further inspection, it is determined that a firearm can be easily modified (e.g., reduced in length, converted from semi-automatic to full automatic). This new information may help determine the correct classification of the firearm.
If the design of an imported firearm changes over time from the initial shipment, the newer model may be in a different class than the original model."
So they're trying to say that a month ago they didn't have all the correct information? I don't think the design changed in a month...
My gun range, just donated $10,000 to the CCFR for the fight. Guelph Rod and Gun
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