Evidence shows Mounties kept a copy of the gun registry

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Originally Posted by greatwhite

If the RCMP were to ever call you about a specific firearm, I would ask where and how they got that information.

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If I was ever asked about a non-restricted firearm it is quite simple. I sold that years ago shortly after the gun registry was abolished. Period

When a national police force can willfully ignore laws enacted by Parliament with impunity,Canada has definitely entered the realm of a full blown Police state,official "banana republic" territory. I'm not the least bit optimistic that a Liberal government would ever intervene given the anti-firearm policy of the Liberal Party of Canada and their plans to gradually (or not) disarm all Canadians.

Interesting how the Liberals and the RCMP and their supporters believe they are above the law.

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Originally Posted by trimmer21

When a national police force can willfully ignore laws enacted by Parliament with impunity,Canada has definitely entered the realm of a full blown Police state,official "banana republic" territory. I'm not the least bit optimistic that a Liberal government would ever intervene given the anti-firearm policy of the Liberal Party of Canada and their plans to gradually (or not) disarm all Canadians.

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Originally Posted by trimmer21

When a national police force can willfully ignore laws enacted by Parliament with impunity,Canada has definitely entered the realm of a full blown Police state,official "banana republic" territory.

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That's the rub isn't it....the RCMP has become a lap dog agency under this new Commissionaire. It's one scandal after another.

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Originally Posted by 410001661

If I was ever asked about a non-restricted firearm it is quite simple. I sold that years ago shortly after the gun registry was abolished. Period

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I wouldn't say anything ... no point lying (assuming someone would say this even if they owned the gun). I would simply indicate how they possibly linked you to that gun.

Now, if that gun was in fact stolen or sold, and then used in a crime ... another story altogether. I'd be cooperative, unless they are being buttholes and accusing you of that incident ... then they can talk to a lawyer.

RCMP Defied Order To Destroy Long Gun Registry - Interview With Ed Burlew
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsjgqnZZ1Xk

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Originally Posted by 410001661

If I was ever asked about a non-restricted firearm it is quite simple. I sold that years ago shortly after the gun registry was abolished. Period

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and before C-71
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7QHqdo7K8gM

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Originally Posted by MikePal

That's the rub isn't it....the RCMP has become a lap dog agency under this new Commissionaire. It's one scandal after another.

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You know darn well the village idiot will not allow an investigation into this !

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Originally Posted by mosquito

RCMP Defied Order To Destroy Long Gun Registry - Interview With Ed Burlew
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsjgqnZZ1Xk

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So better have a list whom you sold to since 2012. Before your door is knocked on/in

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Originally Posted by js4fn

So better have a list whom you sold to since 2012.

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That was never a requirement (would constitute a back door registry) Just make sure buyer was licensed. I remember some guys were anal about keeping records, but legally not required.