You were fits in line for the Jab weren't you.
Sterling Arms R9 MK1 9mm - **SOLD OUT**
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You were fits in line for the Jab weren't you.
Wrong like usual, just don’t need to drop 2k on something that I might never be able to use if the liberals win
You have to buy them when you can, because you sure can’t buy them once you can’t!!! Even if they become Safe Queens. Pretty much every one of us now has safe queens that we can only (legally) play around with in our own homes. I guess this hasn’t bothered me as much as some people because I mainly collect Antiques so I’m already pretty used to having a safe with 30 guns in it that I hardly ever, or never, shoot.
I remember looking at a tiny Browning .25 pocket pistol, and then saying “Naaahh, maybe I’ll buy one another time”. Or racks of Norinco AK47’s at Lever Arms for half the price that we’re paying for SKS’s right now, and telling myself I’m a little broke right now, “I’ll pick one up next time I’m in Vancouver”.
Well, there never was a next time and everyone that did have one (and fessed up to it) got a Prohib Licence. And that’s why I don’t have a 12.X licence……
Regrettable decisions not to acquire something when I still could.
I would say if anything, learn from my mistakes and BUY WHAT YOU WANT!
I remember looking at a tiny Browning .25 pocket pistol, and then saying “Naaahh, maybe I’ll buy one another time”. Or racks of Norinco AK47’s at Lever Arms for half the price that we’re paying for SKS’s right now, and telling myself I’m a little broke right now, “I’ll pick one up next time I’m in Vancouver”.
Well, there never was a next time and everyone that did have one (and fessed up to it) got a Prohib Licence. And that’s why I don’t have a 12.X licence……
Regrettable decisions not to acquire something when I still could.
I would say if anything, learn from my mistakes and BUY WHAT YOU WANT!
Wish I had your disposable income! I can’t afford to do that unfortunately..
Again…you guys must make WAY more money than me if you can afford to do that, but hey, well done if you can..
Yes - have the 5rd mags
Yep, never truer words.
LOL, I have 12.5 on my PAL today because I had one of those Norinco 84S that I bought from Lever Arms.
I have three 12.x guns and don't regret buying them one bit.
Nope, wrong again I would rather spend 2k on something I can use and not have to bury in the woodsLiving in fear is even worseLiberals have you by the balls
Kranger_Rudy
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Hate to say it but that will be pretty much any gun at some point. Buy what you want, enjoy it while you can.
Thunderhog
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Some creep on Gun-Post already has a Sterling listed for $2700.00.......
It's no wonder Liberals can destroy us gun owners so easily when we eat our own young......
It's no wonder Liberals can destroy us gun owners so easily when we eat our own young......
Nice , but we all know the RCMP will let this in , then ban it with no comp. My question has been , why does the RCMP the regulating body , allow something to be owned , then turn around and listen to a bunch of paranoid fearmongers , and change their minds ? How does that make them the deciding authority on what is allowed in , if a bunch of lobbyists are the ones making the decisions ?
If they allowed it in and then change their minds and reclassify, they may have already set a president about giving compensation for it then.
I had one of the very first shipment of Norinco T97’s that came to Canada. If I remember correctly there were 55 of them and they were all classified as Restricted due to an 18” barrel length. This was previous to the non-restricted 18.5” version that was quite prevalent in Canada for a while.
These were reclassified to Prohibited, due to having some fire control parts from the select-fire chinese military version.
The government then paid about $1,400 per rifle as compensation, I can’t remember exactly what it was but I do remember it completely covered the value of the gun. It was a Conservative Government at the time and I remember that when I went to my MP to see what was happening with this issue he said that the government stands for and believes in the right of the individual to their own private property but that these rifles are a real problem as none of the owners have the correct license classification for what these rifles correct classification is. He then said that the government was working on something for the owners because the government has to step in for the sake of public safety.
That was a Conservative Government and a different day and age now, but the 100% compensation model has been set for firearms that are reclassified to Prohibited after they have been sold and distributed around the country.
I had one of the very first shipment of Norinco T97’s that came to Canada. If I remember correctly there were 55 of them and they were all classified as Restricted due to an 18” barrel length. This was previous to the non-restricted 18.5” version that was quite prevalent in Canada for a while.
These were reclassified to Prohibited, due to having some fire control parts from the select-fire chinese military version.
The government then paid about $1,400 per rifle as compensation, I can’t remember exactly what it was but I do remember it completely covered the value of the gun. It was a Conservative Government at the time and I remember that when I went to my MP to see what was happening with this issue he said that the government stands for and believes in the right of the individual to their own private property but that these rifles are a real problem as none of the owners have the correct license classification for what these rifles correct classification is. He then said that the government was working on something for the owners because the government has to step in for the sake of public safety.
That was a Conservative Government and a different day and age now, but the 100% compensation model has been set for firearms that are reclassified to Prohibited after they have been sold and distributed around the country.
