Canadians Demanding Restrictions Lifted on the AR-15

[Danbones]

on another thread the convenience store clerks were killed with restricted prohibited weapons
if not by crazy people then they were likely drug crazed

 

[EagleSmack]

She's talking about the fact that you need to take the unrestricted AND the restricted course to be able to buy an AR15 in Canada as it is classified as a restricted weapon.

And no potential mass shooter could pass them?

The cartridges might be accurate, and exceptionally high velocity, which makes for true and straight flight. but put them through a 16" barrel limits the rifling, the velocity and the accuracy.. which makes them a scatter gun. The design is reallly intended for automatic, not semi automatic firing

So.... in so many words you are telling us that you have absolutely no knowledge on weapons.

 

[B00Mer]

on another thread the convenience store clerks were killed with restricted prohibited weapons
if not by crazy people then they were likely drug crazed

How many Gun killing in Canada per year vs the USA??

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_firearm-related_death_rate

Give me a break.. the USA should adopt Canada's gun laws..

The USA is a Gun crazed sh*thole...

10 THINGS MOST AMERICANS DON’T KNOW ABOUT AMERICA

Little lesson for Eagle.

 

[EagleSmack]

Ahhhhh .... nah... ain't going to happen.

Thanks for the suggestion though!

http://www.foxbusiness.com/features...ells-30000-ar-15s-since-orlando-shooting.html

30,000 more of em' on the street to add to the other 5 MILLION already out there! Think they'll just give them back? :icon_smile:

 

[Colpy]

You're off your noggin, sonny.

Do you live in Cannada?

Are you some sort of PTSD case or just a professional thug? Ex-forces? (get VA help, now!), Police? or perhaps a jail bird? (not much difference between the last two types). One thing is for sure. You should not be armed at all as it is clear from these and previous posts that you are mentally ill.

Are you totally incapable of putting together a rational argument?

Not much difference between police and jailbirds?

Uh huh.

But you think I'm the one that is mentally ill.

It is to laugh.......

 

[B00Mer]

Colpy, do you have a PAL or RPAL??

Have my CHL in Texas, now that I'm back in Canada going for my PAL July 9th and 6 weeks later have the course for the RPAL.

You know ACTS & PROVE.. It's interesting learning about the gun laws in Canada vs the USA.. I like the laws in Canada, they're much better.. they seems to be more sensible and regulated.

I guess that's why we don't see the level of gun crimes here in Canada as you see in the USA.

 

[Danbones]

The one thing I like about Canada is the hunting background of our Gun philosophy
not the kill people underpinning of our gun philosophy
guns get equal time to power tools, fishing rods, and bear traps...

and its CRIME, not gun crime
crime goes on regardless
as I said up thread:
Those convenience store clerks were killed with (and I REPEAT):
RESTRICTED PROHIBITED weapons

so what good the law there eh?
except to prevent the clerks from preventing their own deaths

 

[Colpy]

Colpy, do you have a PAL or RPAL??

Have my CHL in Texas, now that I'm back in Canada going for my PAL July 9th and 6 weeks later have the course for the RPAL.

You know ACTS & PROVE.. It's interesting learning about the gun laws in Canada vs the USA.. I like the laws in Canada, they're much better.. they seems to be more sensible and regulated.

I guess that's why we don't see the level of gun crimes here in Canada as you see in the USA.

RPAL with a 12(5) OIC#13 endorsement that allows me to possess and trade military style prohibited weapons.

I like background checks, training and subsequent licensing to the level of ownership and use required. Beyond that, the Canadian framework strikes me as pretty well useless, arbitrary and vindictive.

 

[Tecumsehsbones]

RPAL with a 12(5) OIC#13 endorsement that allows me to possess and trade military style prohibited weapons.

I like background checks, training and subsequent licensing to the level of ownership and use required. Beyond that, the Canadian framework strikes me as pretty well useless, arbitrary and vindictive.

But you don't mean that in a BAD way!