Question about non-restricted purchases from Quebec

[762mm]

Hi,

Sorry if this has been answered before, but I can't find the info. Question: how does Frontier proceed with non-restricted firearm purchases by Quebec residents who have a valid PAL?

According to the CFC directive, the onus is on the firearms owner (in Quebec) to register their non-restricted firearm with the CFC once the firearm enters the province, after the sale (which makes sense). However, to the dismay of many gun owners here, some supporting CGN dealers have taken in upon themselves to "go beyond the law" and complete the registration/transfer at the point of sale.

What is Frontier's policy on this, since no legal obligation exists for the seller to proceed with a transfer?

[wanteddeadoralive]

Seriously? You just asked if its true if a company will "go beyond the law" on a public forum?

I would think Frontier would obey with all required laws just like any other gun dealer/owner in Canada does.

My apoligies, I have a cold and I read that wrong!

[cowcity]

I belive they are required to do the transfers?

[Frontier Firearms]

Non-restricted firearms are transfered and completed at the store for Quebec residents.

What is Frontier's policy on this, since no legal obligation exists for the seller to proceed with a transfer?

The memo from the firearms center has told us to continue this doing this. They have not been very helpfull in updating info on this.

[762mm]

Non-restricted firearms are transfered and completed at the store for Quebec residents.



The memo from the firearms center has told us to continue this doing this. They have not been very helpfull in updating info on this.

Ok, thanks for the info... so in essence, until the CPC puts its' pants on and this injunction BS is thrown out, it looks like there's gonna be lots of private / out-of-province buys for the large majority of the poor bastards living out here.

Thank you for the quick reply. Please post an update if/when this "requirement" changes.

P.S. As a business who will lose out on this situation, it might be worth calling them up and asking to provide the legal details of this requirement, as it smells like it's just something they came up with on their own. Nowhere in the law does it say that the Quebec injunction affects individuals or businesses elsewhere in the country, just those individuals "privileged" enough to live in this Liberal cesspool (Quebec).

[Shepb]

Ok, thanks for the info... so in essence, until the CPC puts its' pants on and this injunction BS is thrown out, it looks like it's gonna be private / out-of-province buys only the large majority of the poor bastards living out here (Kebekistani gun owners).

Thank you for the quick reply. Please post an update if/when this "requirement" changes.

P.S. As a business who will lose out on this situation, it might be worth calling them up and asking to provide the legal details of this requirement, as it smells like it's just something they came up with on their own. Nowhere in the law does it say that the Quebec injunction affects individuals or businesses elsewhere in the country, just those individuals "privileged" enough to live in this Liberal cesspool (Quebec).

Hey Hey HEY!!!! I take exception to this remark!!! The Socialist Facist Republic of Quebec has only your best interest at heart ....... Stalin and Hitler would be proud!!!!!

[762mm]

Lol...

[Shepb]

Absolutely!! just to be sure it's done properly!

[Frontier Firearms]

June will probally not come soon enogh for your guys in Quebec.

[762mm]

Absolutely!! just to be sure it's done properly!

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