BATF gun room
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what about canada???
Why doesnt Canada have such a place??? or through the CFC have a collection? It is history!!!
Face it, for the amnesty... those guns - I saw the pics. Some were AMAZING!!!!!!!!
They were given to the govt FREE keep em....
HP
Why doesnt Canada have such a place??? or through the CFC have a collection? It is history!!!
Face it, for the amnesty... those guns - I saw the pics. Some were AMAZING!!!!!!!!
They were given to the govt FREE keep em....
HP
Please...I hope those guns aren't going to the metal shredder?
Some of those old soldiers belong on the wall. You can't shred living, breathing history like that. It isn't fair to future generations...they should be in museums or in private collections of law abiding owners.
Some of those old soldiers belong on the wall. You can't shred living, breathing history like that. It isn't fair to future generations...they should be in museums or in private collections of law abiding owners.
Glenfilthie said:Please...I hope those guns aren't going to the metal shredder?
Some of those old soldiers belong on the wall. You can't shred living, breathing history like that. It isn't fair to future generations...they should be in museums or in private collections of law abiding owners.
Apparently our government has the stance there are no law abiding citizens in our country. Oh wait, I shouldn't say that. The law abiding one's just can't be trusted with firearms or they aren't responsible enough to own them.
Speaking of history, did you guys know that Farley Mowat (our renowned Canadian author) was a war correspondent in WW2? At the end of the war he had enough foresight and sense to round up a HUGE amount war German WW2 vehicles and armour, put them on a ship, and have them shipped to Canada. He had hopes of putting these now priceless examples of Axis machinery into a museum for Canadians to view. Future generations of Canadians could view what our WW2 vets had to fight, and have a glimpse of the past.
Well when that ship arrived and unloaded, what did our wise government do?.......they had about 95% of the shipment destroyed/scrapped.
Jeremy said:*whipes up drool* lol. that's one sweet collection!! i wouldn't mind having this cool looking toy
I think that it is called the Neostad shotgun. I remember it from an issue of Fighting Firearms in the 90's.
Speckfire: as to that guy being my long lost brother who knows? I want him to get me a job in that place though. As long as it doesn't involve a crusher or smelter.
BTW I have to go change the drool bucket after seeing those pics.
Johnson LMG's, STG 44, FM24-9? french LMG, and the list goes on and on.
Greenhorse six
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This place is a frecking "TOY'S R US".Jeremy said:*whipes up drool* lol. that's one sweet collection!! i wouldn't mind having this cool looking toy
Neostead,South African,12+1rds,pump.
They even have a water cooled Ma Duce,
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Greenhorse six
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
Don't know,22.5"barrel, 27" O/A, reverse pump action(push ahead,not back.)
Remember , crimes weren't comitted with all of these guns . The crime was being in possession of most of those firearms after the 1968 gun control act . Confiscation without compensation . Google BATF and you'll find a federal agency that doesn't believe in the 2nd .
Greenhorse six said:
I believe TSE enquired about importing them, and got the "Bullpups are evil" answer. I beleive the company literature maintains the gun is recieverless, so the CFC would undoubtably infer that the plastic gear you hold on to is an accessory stock, and thereby prohib.
Too bad cuz it looks nifty.
