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Originally Posted by elkhunter11
That is good as long as the firearm never leaves your home, but he wants a rifle to hunt coyotes with, so he will have it in the field and probably in his vehicle, where he could be checked by an officer. Even if he is checked for a basic traffic stop, and there is a firearms case in the vehicle, the officer will usually ask to see it, to verify that it isn't loaded.
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I would suggest everyone get one, and enjoy it. So what if you're seen with it, they aren't banned yet.
IF they do end up banned, simply make sure you sell it to mike before the ban is in effect. He is a ready buyer.
Besides, there will be massive non compliance, and the courts will be overwhelmed with appeals cases if it ever goes that route. Instead of being frightened 'subject's of the Crown (aka PM Trudeau), maybe the government should be concerned about a law abiding population who will not comply with further encroachments on them. I don't give a damn that property rights were deliberately not enshrined in our 'Bill of Rights'. JT's old man did that on purpose. If citizens stand together, its going to be something the government will crawl away from.