Originally, crossbows were included in the regulations that pertained to licensing and registration. However, they backed away from those sections and they were not enacted. That's why our original PALs indicated crossbows as well.
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Originally, crossbows were included in the regulations that pertained to licensing and registration. However, they backed away from those sections and they were not enacted. That's why our original PALs indicated crossbows as well.
Unfortunately I have been thinking the same thing when it came on the news tonight. I will give it until tomorrow or Monday at the latest until we hear exactly what you have mentioned terrym!!! It's not a matter of if but when!!! Any guesses on who will be the first to propose it??? I have three in mind!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by terrym
Here ya go. Didn't even take 24hrs.
http://www.torontosun.com/2016/08/25...s-to-crossbows
Something is really bizarre in this story. How does one person kill three others with a crossbow? After the first shot did they not think to run away or otherwise try and tackle the shooter as hes reloading? Its not like this is a high speed process.
Regardless, RIP to those murdered.
Just wondering if he used a crossbow or did he stab all three with a arrow like blasted_Saber said how do you load 3 times and stand there to be shot there's more to this then the police are letting the public know I'm sorry to hear about the loss of life may their souls rest in peace
What make you think they were all in the same room at the same time?!
at least the author explain that the intent use of crossbow; legal hunting purposes and prohibition of use within the city limitsQuote:
Originally Posted by terrym
This is a possibility. It is also possible that one or more of the victims was killed or incapacitated with some other weapon and then shot with the crossbow after the fact, or that initial reports are wrong and not all were shot.Quote:
Originally Posted by fishgurru
Bear in mind that cause of death is not confirmed yet, and that media reports are based on initial cryptic info from police.
Police in Canada do not share many details because it can prejudice a trial.
A guy was shot with a crossbow back in 2010 and they did not change the regulations, I do not expect it to happen overnight but it is possible.
I hope that they realize that they should be restricting sharpened sticks though too while they are at it.
....hammers,screwdrivers,chainsaws.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Fox