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Cunuckgaucho

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  3. Well this was just announced In March 2026, the Supreme Court of Canada agreed to hear an appeal challenging the May 2020 prohibition of assault-style firearms. In light of this, the Amnesty Orders have been extended and set to expire 90 days following the date the Supreme Court of Canada renders its decision, which is expected next year. By extending the amnesty period, the Government is providing certainty to individual owners and businesses that they will continue to be protected from criminal liability while the Supreme Court hears the appeal and renders its decision" Our statement on this important development: "The CCFR welcomes the news that the federal government is extending the amnesty protecting gun owners and businesses from prosecutions associated with their ill-fated gun bans and compensation program. We suspect that the government realized that a defeat at the Supreme Court of Canada after collecting guns and or prosecuting those in non-compliance would be an untenable position for the Mark Carney's Liberals. We look forward to presenting our case to Canada's Supreme Court and achieving justice for law-abiding property owners and businesses" It's very rare for the Supreme court to hear a case like this in that the appeal court supported a court ruling on the ban. The main focus on this challange is that the government was wrong and did not follow the law and procedures when enacting the gun ban. This will be the 4th time the gun ban ammensty has been extended. What's interesting is that it was the government proactivly extending the ban, not to say they aren't still asking people to turn in their guns. I suspect if the government was confident of a win they'd carry on and not extend the Oct 2026 ammensty end. The government is running into push back from police chiefs of major departments and The Canadian Taxpayers Association telling their members it's a waste of money and resources and does nothing to deal with criminal firearm use. This could actually be the excuse the lieberals can use to drop the whole thing and walk away saying hey we tried, I don't think they counted on the amount of push back and lack of compliance.
  4. In all fairness he did try and get out there and interact
  5. Sweet So we'll see it at the fallshoot?
  6. I only know one silverback gorilla so this kinda make sense.
  7. The conduit, the labeling, the symmetry etc it's like art to the point I can look at some stuff and recognize people's 'brush strokes' I suspect Ron builds how he builds for himself, his toughest critic. If it's a sickness it needs to be more contagious, the world would be a better place.
  8. I wnt through the same thing as Brian did but it was my left wrist. Doctors said the same thing about getting full function back, but they were wrong.I believe being on the tools in both work and non work life was what mase the difference. Well that and a great sport physiotherapist. My left hand shooting game is weak but that's all me and my reponsibility to fix.
  9. Cursed Controls has some great videos, I'd love to be at the fire while he and Ron were sharing a beer and talking.
  10. So my take way from this is, using a forward observer instead of a spotter,we could actually hit targets the shooter can't see on the other side of small hills.
  11. Canada along with the other countries involved in Korea all finally acknowlaged those that servered but it took to into the 2000s so many that saw the worst of the fighting never got a chance to personally get the recognition they deserved from the governments that sent them off to war.
  12. I feel a great injustice was done to all of those that served in Korea, the UN to play silly word games calling it a police action rather then a war. This led to the soldiers,saliors and airmen that served there to not getting the recognition they deserved for fighting in a war because politician played word games. There was a reason it was called 'The Forgotten War'
  13. Laziness has a certain type of motivation
  14. For a proof of concept and initial trial I'd say younguys were succesful. Now this will not work in the desert but for around the house, moving to the trailer/truck etc Heavy duty panel dolly, having one has made my life easier
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