Kamikaze11
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i just order a aero lower for a new project ! , but im wondering did i really need to put a trigger lock and put the lower in a locked case ? i don't even have a trigger yet hahaha
Storage of Ar lower
- Thread starter Kamikaze11
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yes, it is considered a firearm
Kamikaze11
CGN Regular
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- Gatineau Qc
humm i see ! , thanks !
Turkinator
CGN frequent flyer
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- Onterrible
Dumb isn't it? A trigger lock on a hunk of metal that has no moving parts, least of all a trigger!! Our laws... Fantastic!
Phat Eagle
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
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Back in The Day I worked on John Turner's campaign... The Rhino skater, not the Libtard!
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freezer filler
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- Windsor, Ontario
Put a zip tie through the magwell and put it in a locker or safe.
I wasn't old enough to vote when C-68 and all the restrictions came in and been voting CPC since I was in age to vote. No shiny pony in our house either
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- Maple Ridge, BC
zip tie and old pistol case with a lock on it....done
Phat Eagle
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That was the Natural Law Party headed by Doug Henning!
Oh, heck... I lost track of fringe wingnut parties I've voted for over the years.
I used to vote for the Green Party... Until they actually started to threaten to win seats. Originally, running as a Green candidate was an easy tax dodge during election years for grifters and con-men - and I could get behind that. (Seriously, campaign finance laws are designed to create giant tax loopholes for candidates - need to buy a new car and new computer? Buy it, donate it to the campaign, write it off as a political contribution, and then have the campaign sell it back to you for $1 after you lose the election).
you support that behavior? You support people that cheat the system to get a free lunch?
That behavior represents everything I despise to my very core about Canada.
I wish we took people like that and sold them as slaves to isis
When every politician for the large established parties behaves like that (and they do), yes, I support the right for the "little guy" to do it as well. What's good for the goose, is good for the gander.
Our entire political system, from top to bottom, is a crock. I see no reason that a small, inner circle of political operators should get all the benefits. We need more gadflys out there abusing the system in the same way the political insiders do - not less. Only then will the light shine on how things are actually run, and do we stand a chance for meaningful reform of the system.
