Thread: *Canadian Content* MPs vote today to scrap long gun registry.

Quote: Originally Posted by IdahoViking I never thought of it from that point of view, it would be nice to know what you're getting yourself into whenever possible. However, as has already been pointed out - just because the house shows no registered weapons does not mean that it is weapons free. I'll show you were this mentality comes from. As you said, it is stupid when you think about it. The CACP (Canadian Association of Chiefs...

^ ya i linked the 327 above. revolvers should never have rails.

Quote: Originally Posted by theyoungblood Yes. Seen that before. Did not know smith made that model with barrel that short. Website showed only 4 inch or longer. I thought it might be someone copy brand. Thanks. They make a 357 in a 2" barrel, but its cost was 46% higher then the 38 Spl +p, and I couldn't bring myself to drop that much difference....

Quote: Originally Posted by cavymeister You can get them in taticool too: 327 TRR8 Yes. Seen that before. Did not know smith made that model with barrel that short. Website showed only 4 inch or longer. I thought it might be someone copy brand. Thanks.

Quote: Originally Posted by Home_Slice I can answer that being a police officer in Canada. Anytime we go into any violent situation (domestics, etc.) we run what are called CFRO checks (Canadian Firearm Registry) on the residence and the individuals. It's nice knowing what's we may have to expect. In 2007 the Canadian Police Association ran 2.5million checks. My point on view from my profession. Other than that I honestly can't...

Quote: Originally Posted by Home_Slice I can answer that being a police officer in Canada. Anytime we go into any violent situation (domestics, etc.) we run what are called CFRO checks (Canadian Firearm Registry) on the residence and the individuals. It's nice knowing what's we may have to expect. In 2007 the Canadian Police Association ran 2.5million checks. My point on view from my profession. Other than that I honestly can't...

Quote: Originally Posted by Home_Slice I can answer that being a police officer in Canada. Anytime we go into any violent situation (domestics, etc.) we run what are called CFRO checks (Canadian Firearm Registry) on the residence and the individuals. It's nice knowing what's we may have to expect. In 2007 the Canadian Police Association ran 2.5million checks. My point on view from my profession. Other than that I honestly can't...

Quote: Originally Posted by IdahoViking I would like to know as well. How does that knowledge benefit anyone, unless the ultimate goal is confiscation? I can answer that being a police officer in Canada. Anytime we go into any violent situation (domestics, etc.) we run what are called CFRO checks (Canadian Firearm Registry) on the residence and the individuals. It's nice knowing what's we may have to expect. In 2007 the Canadian...

Feels good, men. On a side note, my photograph for my PAL got rejected.. and my camera is broken. Feels bad, men

very unaware of the law and everything that has happened from 98 to now but makes sense to me to have a database of who owns which gun.