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08-11-20, 05:18
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how much?
I think its crazy to publicly register your weapons.
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08-11-20, 05:32
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08-11-20, 12:58
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Government and Public Responses
It is interesting to gauge the public and government response to well publicized killings and sadly we had a person with mental health issues kill a couple of people and injure about another half-dozen in Quebec City with katana on Halloween. Following this tragic event there was no mass outcry to ban sword ownership in urban areas or new legislation prohibiting a vast array of antique knives and swords accompanied by a plan to buy back all butcher knives. Public perception of the weapon involved drives the government response and sadly few Canadians know anything about firearms, but most own a blade.
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Might I suggest the British option, Bruce.
Have a gunsmith bore it to 12 Gauge, and mark it as such. In their plan - No rifling is a shotgun... Just a thought. f
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