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#21 Post by dromia »

I do think they have this AR ban all wrong, much as I find these balck rifles offensively ugly I certainly wouldn't ban them, after all they are just inanimate objects.

I would ban anyone who would wish to own them, anybody so bereft of taste and discrimination is obviously not a fit person to own firearms. :twisted:

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#22 Post by huntervixen »

Dromia.....I would insist you were banned from the site for that Armalite disparaging remark.....oh hang on it is your site! :lol: :lol:

I could quite understand your thoughts, if it was French.

The AR design is 50 plus years old now, so like it or not you have to admit it's a classic rifle!
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Absolutely, classically ugly!
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#24 Post by Sim G »

dromia wrote:Absolutely, classically ugly!

Errr..... glass houses Adam, glass houses!! bigteeth
In 1978 I was told by my grand dad that the secret to rifle accuracy is, a quality bullet, fired down a quality barrel..... How has that changed?

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#25 Post by LeighC »

Rarms wrote:
LeighC wrote:
Correct, but in Canada there are no semi automatic handguns held legally by private individuals and any S/A rifles are licensed.

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You sure?
Ummmm, no, but it was the case last time I spoke to my cousin about it out in BC (Prob 2005 when we had the conversation)
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#26 Post by dromia »

Sim G wrote:
dromia wrote:Absolutely, classically ugly!

Errr..... glass houses Adam, glass houses!! bigteeth

Thanks Simon, I'm so flattered I'm blushing. :oops: :lol:
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#27 Post by Sim G »

Handguns are available in Canada in either revolver or semi auto form. There's some malarky about if owning them after a certain date they have to a barrel over 4.1" and you need licences to acquire, a different one to shoot a different license to transport, different licences to take them to a different province, in safes with trigger locks and no ammo transported with blah, blah, blah.....

Some of their laws make ours seem reasonable, save for the type of guns that can be owned...
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dromia wrote:

Thanks Simon, I'm so flattered I'm blushing. :oops: :lol:

And there's everyone thinking your rosey glow is purely because of Jockenese fally down water.....
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#29 Post by Sandgroper »

List of all restricted and prohibited firearms for Canada http://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/regu ... 2.html#h-4

and a description of the classes http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/cfp-pcaf/fs-fd/clas-eng.htm
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#30 Post by Individual »

dromia wrote:I do think they have this AR ban all wrong, much as I find these balck rifles offensively ugly I certainly wouldn't ban them, after all they are just inanimate objects.
I prefer my rifles to be inanimate, you prefer yours to be packed with wriggly woodworm and the odd dead owl laminated in old whale oil....but hey that's the beauty of shooting we can all express ourselves through our choice of rifle.
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