Question for Sonny.

[SA1911a1]

With the inability to legally transfer handguns in Canada after today, what is the government requiring when someone dies? Do family heirlooms now go to the crusher?

[Sonny]

With the inability to legally transfer handguns in Canada after today, what is the government requiring when someone dies? Do family heirlooms now go to the crusher?

Don't know for sure but it kinda looks that way but I'm sure some will be buried. (wink wink)

What I do know is that a bolt of lightening needs to hit that SOB trudope.

[tomaustin]

so if you own them, you can keep them..

ammo will cost hundreds per round....

there are no shooting ranges anyway.....

so you are a collector.....albeit a reluctant shooter in disguise.....

[Sonny]

so if you own them, you can keep them..

ammo will cost hundreds per round....

there are no shooting ranges anyway.....

so you are a collector.....albeit a reluctant shooter in disguise.....

Where did you get all that fake news?

We can own them keep them and shoot them. As for selling them their will be amendments made for that at a later date. That way it will look like the lieberals are doing us a favour.

As for gun ranges this will not make a difference at all, we can still go pew pew pew.

Don't know what you pay for ammo but a box of 9mm cost anywhere from $17.99 CDN a box and up.

Lots of firearm groups will be fighting this in the courts so this is not over yet.

[tomaustin]

as you are aware, we have our share of detractors south of the border........

[steelbuttplate]

This will probably just increase the number of unregistered guns.

[Sonny]

This will probably just increase the number of unregistered guns.