the_blacksmith
CGN Regular
- Location
- Fort St John, BC
They are already going to be in court with atrs sooner than later on the matter.
In the past when the rcmp has suspected a firearms business of something, they were raided, licensed revoked and basically buried in paperwork and trial delays until the owner ran out of money and will to fight.
Kind of like how the government is saying 8 years to find the documents they relied on to draft the oic for trial. That kind of delay has huge cost implications for those seeking judgement.
This is an unusual tactic is all I am saying.
I think the lack of action on the part of the RCMP is likely due to the fact that what they have deemed prohibited as a variant of an AR in June was previously deemed not to be a variant of an AR by the lab. The problem for the rcmp here is that the decision to deem the sporter a variant was not based on lab findings, it was based on a bureaucratic decision. So when you go to court over it, and argue that the rcmp have deemed it both a variant and not a variant, the crown is likely to end up with egg on face over it. At least, one would hope.


















































