This Should send a message to the Government of Quebec and the Federal Liberals

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Originally Posted by greatwhite

Thousands hunted in Canada with being registered in the LGR

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So, what’s your point ? Thousands drove impaired last year as well and got away with it. It just takes one slip and you are in a world of hurt !!

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Originally Posted by rick_iles

there’s an excellent chance you will be checked by COs......and that’s a good thing !! It’s not just being checked hunting one needs to be concerned with....

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That will have to be explained to me....what difference would it make whether everyones gun is registered or not ?

If it had not been for the thousands refusing to register the LGR would most likely still be around. You can thank all those who refused.

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Originally Posted by rick_iles

So, what’s your point ? Thousands drove impaired last year as well and got away with it. It just takes one slip and you are in a world of hurt !!

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Never once had a CO ask for registration permits

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Originally Posted by greatwhite

If it had not been for the thousands refusing to register the LGR would most likely still be around. You can thank all those who refused.

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BS, if it wasn't for Harpers Conservatives it may still be around.

It was also due to non compliance less than 50% of guns were registered. If everybody had followed suit it would have been a bigger political battle.

NB, NS and Ontario CO's were told not to even bother with asking for registration permits.

If you really think it was all Harper I have some land you can buy really cheap.

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Originally Posted by canadaman30

BS, if it wasn't for Harpers Conservatives it may still be around.

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Originally Posted by greatwhite

Never once had a CO ask for registration permits

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There were lots of guys checked at game stations by COs who just happened to be accompanied by OPP. They did check registrations and firearms licences......guns were seized, firearms licences were revoked....not to mention the court dispositions. As far as noncompliance being the reason the lgr was killed...well, that’s just plain BS. I did not agree one bit with the lgr, but as Terry said, You would be a complete idiot to put yourself in a position of getting any firearms related charges....but many were, and many paid the price.

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Originally Posted by greatwhite

It was also due to non compliance less than 50% of guns were registered. If everybody had followed suit it would have been a bigger political battle.

NB, NS and Ontario CO's were told not to even bother with asking for registration permits.

If you really think it was all Harper I have some land you can buy really cheap.

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Your tin-foil hat needs to be adjusted Mr Philadelphia lawyer...

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Originally Posted by greatwhite

It was also due to non compliance less than 50% of guns were registered. If everybody had followed suit it would have been a bigger political battle.

NB, NS and Ontario CO's were told not to even bother with asking for registration permits.

If you really think it was all Harper I have some land you can buy really cheap.

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The reason COs didn’t ask for certs, was they didn’t have that authority under the Act.....

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Originally Posted by MikePal

That will have to be explained to me....what difference would it make whether everyones gun is registered or not ?

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Exactly Mike....what real difference did it make to have your guns registered? Except for the fact that it was the law, and you risked losing your guns, firearms licence, etc.. The registry did make it easier for police to return guns found piled up in some crack house someplace !!