- Location
- Lloydminster, Alberta
edit: thought ban was 20k joules
Nope, it's 10K Joules.
There are a whole bunch more calibers / rifles now sneakily prohibited because of this. Most are expensive African game rifles and the others are the extreme long range bolt guns.
Nope, it's 10K Joules.
There are a whole bunch more calibers / rifles now sneakily prohibited because of this. Most are expensive African game rifles and the others are the extreme long range bolt guns.
We have a Westley Richards 577 Nito coming in (@243K US$ !!) in a couple weeks. Just checked, still NR (for now) Guy waited four years and will be into it for just about exactly 400K CAN$ by the time its in his hands. I wonder what compensation the government would be will to do if they were to confiscate it if it goes to prohib? (hate calling it a buy back when they never owned them in the first place)
Wow worth more than my house!! Lol
Yeah, and this guy has quite a few like this....
(hate calling it a buy back when they never owned them in the first place)
Well he may become a very good ally for the legal challenges, considering he seems to have some deep pockets.
Well he may become a very good ally for the legal challenges, considering he seems to have some deep pockets.
We have a Westley Richards 577 Nito coming in (@243K US$ !!) in a couple weeks. Just checked, still NR (for now) Guy waited four years and will be into it for just about exactly 400K CAN$ by the time its in his hands. I wonder what compensation the government would be will to do if they were to confiscate it if it goes to prohib? (hate calling it a buy back when they never owned them in the first place)
I have a customer who owns a fine old English double in 8 gauge. It is now prohibited by the same OIC. It is evaluated at $35K, I wonder how a "buy-back" for something like that will work.
Yes, we just imported one for a gentleman earlier this year, he paid 25K US$....
Of course the cost of the compensation will be nothing compared to the cost to set up and staff 100's of collection and demolition centers! Imagine the cost to collect even a single firearm from, say, Pond inlet.