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I use to think that
Well not that many years ago I thought that same thing.. Now with some children growing up, I have a different attitude.
Those who can raise their children to be strong self sufficient individuals (good people) wins. That is what life is all about.
Strangeday said:He who dies with the most toys wins
Well not that many years ago I thought that same thing.. Now with some children growing up, I have a different attitude.
Those who can raise their children to be strong self sufficient individuals (good people) wins. That is what life is all about.
How much would one of those PS90's set someone back these days? And just to be absolutly sure, because i've heard conflicting answers. Are these classed as restricted or prohibited? I think there something about the stock not interfering with the reciever... or something ... 
. And i've also been told that the FN five sevens were prohibs too. But then I heard it was just the ammo... I've never bothered looking it up through the CFC because there are quite a few other things in line before them. Seeing that both of you own them i figured i can get some quick and definate closure on this
. And i've also been told that the FN five sevens were prohibs too. But then I heard it was just the ammo... I've never bothered looking it up through the CFC because there are quite a few other things in line before them. Seeing that both of you own them i figured i can get some quick and definate closure on this 
You just have to interpret the statistics correctly. Approximately 70 billion people have lived since the beginning of the human race, and about 6,500,000,000 are alive right now. Ergo, you have nearly a ten percent chance of living forever.imagine_74714 said:
Just an example of the old saying, "You can prove anything with statistics."
Murdoc said:
How much do you sell them for? I've searched every online dealer known to me and not one of them seems to carry them. I'm assuming that there's a reason behind this. Huge price tag? Lack of available ammo? In my opinion, anything priced over 1500$ for a handgun is just insanity. In the exeption of decked out comp guns i guess. But to pay more then that for a stock pistol is crazy. At those prices your looking at lightly used AR's or the like. That's just my opinion though. I'm lucky in the way that most of all the pistols i covet aren't in those price ranges. IE: Glock's , BHP, Taurus, CZ, Smith & Wesson etc.. I just can't fathom paying over 2 grand for a new HK or some of these grossly over prices 1911's.
In what price margin would the five-sevens be in the canadian market?
If bullets on their own are not considered ammunition, it might be possible for us to grab a few pulled SS190 bullets and keep them as 'spare parts.'
They'd be prohibited the moment we crammed them into loaded cases, though, so I guess that's a bad idea.
- Dave.
They'd be prohibited the moment we crammed them into loaded cases, though, so I guess that's a bad idea.
- Dave.
