QV
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I went down a YouTube rabbit hole watching that a while back. Some people make a decent buck doing that in Florida where there are lots of wrecked boats and lots of water access.
The Great Gun Control Debate- 2.0
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I haven't been paying close enough attention, Do I have to alter the mag on my No4 or not?
Every time I open this thread I get mad so I don't do it often.
Halifax Tar
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Watch and shoot. It's all pretty vague at the moment.
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1,2,3 are already in place. Ghost guns are already prohibited. Almost any firearm part can be called essential, if it stops the firearm functioning. Indigenous rights create two classes of citizens
Haggis
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It used to be and still is in the US.
The Liberal government isn't on the cusp of devaluing, seizing and destroying your renaissance art collection or criminalzing you if you don't comply all in favour of votes.
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Ironically, if you placed both Renaissance Art and a loaded firearm together on a porch without human interaction, they would statistically have the same chance of taking a human life.
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Colin Parkinson
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I have held a shotgun worth $250,000 USD.
Jarnhamar
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If you're looking to commit genocide you're going to need some firearms. I may know where to find a nice $2200 Bushmaster ACR that jumped over night to $6500-$9000. I can put in a good word for you.
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I doubt many people collect as an actual investment.
Sure some may get 1-2 pieces as that, but most gun collectors just enjoy collecting for the sake of it, be it historical relationship, engineering interest etc.
About the only thing down here guaranteed to increase in money is transferable machine guns. As the supply is fixed from pre 86 registered ones.
Sure some may get 1-2 pieces as that, but most gun collectors just enjoy collecting for the sake of it, be it historical relationship, engineering interest etc.
About the only thing down here guaranteed to increase in money is transferable machine guns. As the supply is fixed from pre 86 registered ones.
Halifax Tar
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Perhaps a hint, albeit likely poll-driven, of the government realizing that people are beginning to wonder why violent crime, particularly with (no surprise here) illegal weapons continues to rise in Canada…
www.ctvnews.ca
Ottawa renews federal anti-gang and gun violence program with $390 million in funding
The federal Liberals are renewing their multimillion-dollar program to fight gang violence and gun crime. Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino said Monday the government is earmarking $390 million over the next five years for provinces and territories.
Haggis
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The last such announcement in 2017 of $327M over five years went mostly to QC and BC. I asked my MP how much went to our riding, which includes the infamous "Smuggler's Alley". Not a cent.Perhaps a hint, albeit likely poll-driven, of the government realizing that people are beginning to wonder why violent crime, particularly with (no surprise here) illegal weapons continues to rise in Canada…
Ottawa renews federal anti-gang and gun violence program with $390 million in funding
The federal Liberals are renewing their multimillion-dollar program to fight gang violence and gun crime. Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino said Monday the government is earmarking $390 million over the next five years for provinces and territories.
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When this is our ‘justice’ system, no wonder the crime rate is going up.Perhaps a hint, albeit likely poll-driven, of the government realizing that people are beginning to wonder why violent crime, particularly with (no surprise here) illegal weapons continues to rise in Canada…
Ottawa renews federal anti-gang and gun violence program with $390 million in funding
The federal Liberals are renewing their multimillion-dollar program to fight gang violence and gun crime. Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino said Monday the government is earmarking $390 million over the next five years for provinces and territories.
Eric Mearow, notorious for role in Hallam killing, a free man yet again
Mearow pleaded guilty to manslaughter in 2016 for his role in one of the Sault's grisliest crimes; he was facing a new charge of attempted murder when case fell apart this week
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Basic summary. 8 years ago 4 guys murder another at a party, chop his body up and scatter the remains. Somehow they get a sweetheart deal, plead guilty to manslaughter and defiling a corpse and receive 2 years in jail. These 4 winners constantly come up committing crimes still. This one in the article in particular just attempted to kill someone (shot them), but because the 6 witnesses have gone into hiding they dropped the case.
I wonder if they were intimidated (sarcasm).
Meanwhile people like these winners keep walking the streets, being a threat to those around them. And we wonder why we have a crime problem in Canada.
Halifax Tar
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When this is our ‘justice’ system, no wonder the crime rate is going up.
Eric Mearow, notorious for role in Hallam killing, a free man yet again
Mearow pleaded guilty to manslaughter in 2016 for his role in one of the Sault's grisliest crimes; he was facing a new charge of attempted murder when case fell apart this week
Basic summary. 8 years ago 4 guys murder another at a party, chop his body up and scatter the remains. Somehow they get a sweetheart deal, plead guilty to manslaughter and defiling a corpse and receive 2 years in jail. These 4 winners constantly come up committing crimes still. This one in the article in particular just attempted to kill someone (shot them), but because the 6 witnesses have gone into hiding they dropped the case.
I wonder if they were intimidated (sarcasm).
Meanwhile people like these winners keep walking the streets, being a threat to those around them. And we wonder why we have a crime problem in Canada.
But no place for capitol punishment in Canada.
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Apparently. This guys right to life is much more important than yours, because clearly he has no respect for anyone elses and hasn’t stopped him from taking them in the past.
Also don’t forget that somehow all this crime is the legal firearms owners fault and we must be targeted and punished for simply owning and using our property safely.
If I don’t have a firearm stored properly its up to 2 years in jail. If I have a unpinned magazine its up to 10 years in jail.
But murder and chop up the body? 2 years in jail as time served.
Halifax Tar
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Yup. The world doesn't make sense sometimes.
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IPSC was one vote away from being granted an exemption to the Liberal handgun ban yesterday at SECU. Surprisingly, Kody Blois, a Liberal member of SECU, proposed the exemption. When it came to a vote, there was a tie. Blois abstained, allowing the tie to be broken by the Liberal chair. The motion was defeated and IPSC is now on life support.
Eye In The Sky
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Jesus Christ.
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Games being played in the US
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