Body Armour Sales to Civilians - VERY IMPORTANT FOR ALL!

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Sorry gents but without reading all the Documents I have a very quick question.

Being that I'm a Civil Servant I can buy body armour?

And if so can they stop me from selling to general public?
 
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Land of the "never gonna be free again" I love the country I live in...Literally I live in the bush, but Canada as a government? No sir! Gonna be taxed to take a :bigHug::bigHug::bigHug::bigHug: just now and have to buy the air we breath. We need revolution, yep, we really do.
 
Everyone better stock up on ceramic floor tiles and duct tape before the government declares them to be controlled items too and prohibits dealers from selling them.
Next you'll be saying we should stock up on 100-watt and 75-watt light bulbs.

Just because the CBC took Red Green off the air, doesn't mean they're involved in a conspiracy to suppress duct tape.
 
Nah, stock up on solar panels, wind generators, inverters and LED/cfl bulbs. That way the man cannot track and control everything you do in your house through the power grid.
 
This just Ontario? Do I have to buy used now if I dont want a "goods" licencse? Little confused on this fast change on us.. Does surplus (irish, and the level 2 stuff) count as mill spec still?
 
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Next you'll be saying we should stock up on 100-watt and 75-watt light bulbs.

Just because the CBC took Red Green off the air, doesn't mean they're involved in a conspiracy to suppress duct tape.

Yes - you should stock up on those too - not because of any conspiracy theory, but because the government will likely ban those too.

What conspiracy is there here? A reputable dealer has publicly said:

all levels of body armour and protective plates are now part of the controlled goods program and as such [businesses] are not able to sell to civilians

Is Ryan from SFRC a wing nut conspiracy theorist or is he a respected business within the shooting community?

I say stock up because it's simple supply and demand. The government sets a floor price when they try to control the supply of things - meaning the price for them has to necessarily go up as the available supply decreases. Unless you've been living under a rock for the past 4-5 years, what exactly HASN'T the government try to control the supply of? Even garage sales are now illegal.

It's the same with body armour, guns, PMAGS and light bulbs.

I'm just glad I ordered 3 level II surplus vests from SFRC while I had the chance. If this indeed pans out to be the case, I might try to privately sell those vests for 3-4x what I bought them for the way I did with some of the PMAGS I bought 11 for $200 back in December.
 
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Crikey, ain't everyone stocking up on 75 and 100 watt bulbs? They're slated to be banned next January. Get with the program or fill your house/landfills with mercury clad CFL bulbs (the guvmint recently admitted they have no way of handling all that mercury going into the environment).

I'm wit ya, harbl! Been stocking up on all manner of future contraband over the last year.
 
Sorry gents but without reading all the Documents I have a very quick question.

Being that I'm a Civil Servant I can buy body armour?

And if so can they stop me from selling to general public?

From my understanding it depends on your provincial rules, but i dont believe you are allowed yo wear it when not "on duty"
 
Guys, hold on a sec.

This is in regards to a Canadian manufacturer of a controlled good, being regulated to whom they can sell it.

Any vendor on the consoled goods program knows they are only allowed to sell their products to people approved to buy it.

Unfortunately a problem for Canadian made body armour being sold within Canada, but no problem for a foreign company to sell non-controlled product to Canadians.

Should not be a problem for a company to start making body armour for civilian sales and not be controlled-goods registered.

I will get money that when the dust settles, this issue is about that *specific product* only. Ie: it's design and manufacture is based on and intendd for controlled purpose.
 
Nah, stock up on solar panels, wind generators, inverters and LED/cfl bulbs. That way the man cannot track and control everything you do in your house through the power grid.

The "smart meters" ( for gas, water,and electric use) that are being installed world wide track everything you do in your home. With all the new appliances being "smart" they communicate with the meter and transmit all that info to the power company. All your daily habits can be seen from the time you get up till the time you go to bed. If you get up at 2am to take a leak it will be documented, because the light went on the the toilet was flushed. They will know in the future if you are using such things as 100 watt light bulbs. These meter are the biggest invasion of privacy ever brought on the public and will eliminate the last refuge of privacy we have, our homes! I deal with these meters and am very aware of what they are capable of doing. Do some research on "smart meters" and smart appliances. This is not tinfoil hat stuff it is fact. Sorry for going of topic.
 
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After going through this whole thread, it appears to me it may be specific to items that are for Military use and thus manufacturer/item specific. As Ryan said the manufacturer contact him and said that their plates are now a Controlled Good. Furthermore the references posted say “Body armour and protective garments manufactured according to military standards or specifications, or equivalent, and specially designed components therefor.” So I guess the question remains, are all body armour items controlled goods, even if they are made specifically for civilian use? I am no expert, but it does seem odd that these regulations were introduced years ago and no one seems to know about them, provinces have even introduced subsequent legislation. There are still other dealers selling it. How does this make any sense?
 
People are shot in hunting accidents so we should all be demanding that we need them for our safety when hunting. If one person was to die from a situation there are always people crying that we need new safety measures. It should be a safety device I could use if I feel it could protect me from harm when hunting or shooting at the range.
 
I have been battling this for years. It is all slowly creeping in to the minds of those who own items on the list.

The next guys affected are the owners of old jeeps, bren carriers, etc.

No one seems to have informed the general public.

THE GENERAL PUBLIC DOES NOT CARE. The standard question now from the public is, "why do you need_______. just fill the blank with guns, hunting, bullets,jeeps, body armour and what ever else you want. I continue to hear this question every day from family, coworkers, friends, every time i turn on my lap top, tv or iPhone.
 
All goods on that list are "for EXPORT" outside of Canada.

Even their own wording is not clear. They state "within Canada" but the items listed are in the export section.


Read CAREFULLY. The law APPEARS to relate to export. Read the actual law. ALL body armour falls under it, and I mean, we've never had any bureaucrat driven by an ideological crusade... Right? :rolleyes:

Dunno bout you, but this is terrible news. :(
 
It is policy by many police agencies to have their personnel wear body armor when on the firing range - for safety purposes.
 
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