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But it is the whole No 1 family, right now, though. The problem being is that one particular cartridge is not specified in the amendment. The list simply says Ruger No. 1 is prohibited. Not the Ruger No. 1 chambered on .458 African is prohibited. The Crown won't make that distinction, if you are using a No 1 chambered on .300 Win Mag. Their lack of firearms knowledge and their rush to push an unvetted list has produced lots of confusion. It puts many firearms and owners unnecessarily at risk of having to spend thousands of dollars to fight a court battle against an overzealous Crown who is following a flawed list and definition. Once again, this vindictive government have almost succeeded in making many gun owners criminals over a piece of paper, lousy research and total ignorance of firearms. Meanwhile, the firearms owners did everything to follow the law and do what they were told to do to enjoy their sport, but are now backed up to the wall, again, through zero fault of their own. Watching, in some cases, tens of thousands of dollars of their personal private property just disappear from existence with zero recourse or compensation.The Ruger No 1 is not banned. Some bureaucrat found an example of a Ruger No 1 chambered in something that can exceed 10kJ at the muzzle, and any example of that specific Ruger No 1 is banned.
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