Reclassification Status on the BD38 and BD3008?

[avroe]

I support the concept of buying two crates of SKS's and distributing them as a "happy gun-day" present to your nearest and dearest friends. haha.

...let them multiply.

[Russ]

You have to choose your battles wisely...The BD38 is not remotely winnable. It's not a total loss either..."They" had to pay for these ones. How many have gone to the smelter and no compensation was payed? Use the money to fight the battles we have a chance of winning.

Russ...

[eureka283]

So much to say.......so many people to offend...............

Let's seperate ourselves from the "right to bear arms" mentality of our neighbours to the south. In Canada, we have no "right to bear arms". We aren't members of a militia living in the latter part of the eighteenth century. We have shown our knowledge of firearms and firearms safety through written and practical testing, via obtaining our PAL and largely becoming a member of an approved shooting club. We are "privileged" to operate certain classes of firearms.

Why do some individuals need/demand the latest "black toys" that crop up through the States or overseas? It's the little boy in us: bigger, better, meaner-looking. You know that they're going to be targeted by the RCMP, so why do you buy them? For the same reason that as kids, we touched the stove after mom told us not to.........

"Antique status" handguns won't be around for much longer, either. How long will it be, before certain handguns made prior to 1898 (that fire "obsolete" ammo) will be reclassified as Restricted weapons? Case in point is the Mauser C96 in 7.63 Mauser. Some made before 1898, but 7.63 Mauser is presently made by Fiocchi and God knows how many Eastern European manufacturers. The RCMP knows the difference between "obsolete" and "available" ammunition.

Those dark clouds on the horizon are a Liberal red. Depending on how you look at it, the worst is yet to come.

And by the way........stop watching those zombie shows. They'll give you a bad attitude.

Cheers,

Bill

[Deckard]

Crate o SKS
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Awesomeness there. Pure FKem.

[Mr Bear]

Au contraire, my liberal friend... Please read Mr Ed Burlows commentary on our right to bear arms (available on CSSA website). Our government would have us believe that we don't have these rights, but the British North America Act says we have similar rights to our American brothers 2nd Amendment. Thank God that there are people working to ensure that these rights are made known and exercised. Nothing wrong with Zombie bullets either, they are very aerodynamic and make excellent hunting rounds. Have a nice week while you are reading up on the rights of us not so hapless Canadians...

[Deckard]

His post was a bit Kool Aid.

[max_freddy]

So much to say.......so many people to offend...............

Let's seperate ourselves from the "right to bear arms" mentality of our neighbours to the south. In Canada, we have no "right to bear arms". We aren't members of a militia living in the latter part of the eighteenth century. We have shown our knowledge of firearms and firearms safety through written and practical testing, via obtaining our PAL and largely becoming a member of an approved shooting club. We are "privileged" to operate certain classes of firearms.

Why do some individuals need/demand the latest "black toys" that crop up through the States or overseas? It's the little boy in us: bigger, better, meaner-looking. You know that they're going to be targeted by the RCMP, so why do you buy them? For the same reason that as kids, we touched the stove after mom told us not to.........

"Antique status" handguns won't be around for much longer, either. How long will it be, before certain handguns made prior to 1898 (that fire "obsolete" ammo) will be reclassified as Restricted weapons? Case in point is the Mauser C96 in 7.63 Mauser. Some made before 1898, but 7.63 Mauser is presently made by Fiocchi and God knows how many Eastern European manufacturers. The RCMP knows the difference between "obsolete" and "available" ammunition.

Those dark clouds on the horizon are a Liberal red. Depending on how you look at it, the worst is yet to come.

And by the way........stop watching those zombie shows. They'll give you a bad attitude.

Cheers,

Bill

Gun grabber in disguise. Not a very good disguise. I can see straight through you.

[CanAm]

I only shoot semi-autos. I have little interest in bolt guns.

I also suggest you read Joyce Malcolm's book and English gun rights.

So much to say.......so many people to offend...............

Let's seperate ourselves from the "right to bear arms" mentality of our neighbours to the south. In Canada, we have no "right to bear arms". We aren't members of a militia living in the latter part of the eighteenth century. We have shown our knowledge of firearms and firearms safety through written and practical testing, via obtaining our PAL and largely becoming a member of an approved shooting club. We are "privileged" to operate certain classes of firearms.

Why do some individuals need/demand the latest "black toys" that crop up through the States or overseas? It's the little boy in us: bigger, better, meaner-looking. You know that they're going to be targeted by the RCMP, so why do you buy them? For the same reason that as kids, we touched the stove after mom told us not to.........

"Antique status" handguns won't be around for much longer, either. How long will it be, before certain handguns made prior to 1898 (that fire "obsolete" ammo) will be reclassified as Restricted weapons? Case in point is the Mauser C96 in 7.63 Mauser. Some made before 1898, but 7.63 Mauser is presently made by Fiocchi and God knows how many Eastern European manufacturers. The RCMP knows the difference between "obsolete" and "available" ammunition.

Those dark clouds on the horizon are a Liberal red. Depending on how you look at it, the worst is yet to come.

And by the way........stop watching those zombie shows. They'll give you a bad attitude.

Cheers,

Bill

[KeltecFan]

So much to say.......so many people to offend...............

Let's seperate ourselves from the "right to bear arms" mentality of our neighbours to the south. In Canada, we have no "right to bear arms". We aren't members of a militia living in the latter part of the eighteenth century. We have shown our knowledge of firearms and firearms safety through written and practical testing, via obtaining our PAL and largely becoming a member of an approved shooting club. We are "privileged" to operate certain classes of firearms.

Why do some individuals need/demand the latest "black toys" that crop up through the States or overseas? It's the little boy in us: bigger, better, meaner-looking. You know that they're going to be targeted by the RCMP, so why do you buy them? For the same reason that as kids, we touched the stove after mom told us not to.........

"Antique status" handguns won't be around for much longer, either. How long will it be, before certain handguns made prior to 1898 (that fire "obsolete" ammo) will be reclassified as Restricted weapons? Case in point is the Mauser C96 in 7.63 Mauser. Some made before 1898, but 7.63 Mauser is presently made by Fiocchi and God knows how many Eastern European manufacturers. The RCMP knows the difference between "obsolete" and "available" ammunition.

Those dark clouds on the horizon are a Liberal red. Depending on how you look at it, the worst is yet to come.

And by the way........stop watching those zombie shows. They'll give you a bad attitude.

Cheers,

Bill

Bill, you are wrong. Those of us who buy up the "black toys" you describe are helping others who do not buy them to keep "their" firearms. The people "like you" who arbitrarily decide that we "don't need" or "shouldn't want" a certain type of firearm are the friends of the "Liberal red".

And by the way .........stop watching those Piers Morgan shows. They'll give you a dickhead attitude.

Cheers,

KeltecFan

[Deckard]

My right to bear arms doesn't come from the USA, or its 2nd Amendment, or is it rooted in the Magna Carta. It doesn't come from Liberal Party, the NDP, or even the Conservatives. Its genesis was not in Quebec for damned sure because it isn't a boondoggle or a kickback. It's not traded for votes. It isn't granted by petty bureaucrats, and it will never be blessed by the Left's biased media. Hell, it has nothing to do with other gun owners-especially those who grovel and ask permission for everything. It's isn't debatable, negotiable, transferable, deniable, or revocable. Take a wild guess where my right to self defense comes from!


It's anybody's guess what I think of Bill's post.