Trying to take a page from the Canadian Firearm Act are we?

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Originally Posted by Gilroy

When your dealings with Sovereign Nations within Canada you cannot impose your wishes on them.

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Love that statement. Well done!

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Originally Posted by Gilroy

So as responsible hunters and firearms owners, we have a duty to be part of the solution and not part of the problem. Canadian hunters should raise the bar and aim to support the ban on “assault-style firearms” — which have no legitimacy in our hunting gear. We should speak out for our time-honored traditions and legitimate firearms ownership, but also for the greater good and public safety.

https://ottawacitizen.com/opinion/pa...on-gun-control

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Your words not mine.
So FN are irresponsible, part of the problem, not the solution and their AR15's have no legitimacy in FN hunting gear. They do not support the ban for the greater good of public safety.
Got it loud and clear, your total distain for FN running around with their assault-style rifles

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Originally Posted by canadaman30

Your words not mine.
So FN are irresponsible, part of the problem, not the solution and their AR15's have no legitimacy in FN hunting gear. They do not support the ban for the greater good of public safety.
Got it loud and clear, your total distain for FN running around with their assault-style rifles

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The hunter quoted in the Ottawa Citizen is not a Aboriginal hunter, he is speaking for himself in relation to the ban and I join him in that.

The aboriginals hunters as members of a sovereign nation are governed by their own rules, the only person who says they are irresponsible is you because you cannot agree they are sovereign nations. I guess you need to get over yourself.

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Originally Posted by Gilroy

So as responsible hunters and firearms owners, we have a duty to be part of the solution and not part of the problem. Canadian hunters should raise the bar and aim to support the ban on “assault-style firearms” — which have no legitimacy in our hunting gear. We should speak out for our time-honored traditions and legitimate firearms ownership, but also for the greater good and public safety.

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Your statement wreaks of hate towards others who are in your opinion part of the problem, not the solution....
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Originally Posted by MikePal

They tried that back in the 60s-70s...what that did, was pique interest in guns in a generation of boys that then went on to spent their paper route money buying and collecting of guns.

To this day..most of them can still be found on social media forums talking about guns. HaHa..

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At lease those generations had a good knowledge of what they are talking about when it comes to firearm use and enjoyment, as opposed to the unintelligent notions of the gun control advocates of the current day who seem to have little or no knowledge about firearm save that their only true purpose for existing is to be an irresponsibly and efficiently means for dispatch people.

You don’t stop hunting because you grow old. You grow old because you stop hunting.
- Gun Nut