r/canadaguns Feb 26 '26

Application / Regulation advice If push comes to shove - destruction question

I have absolutely no intention of forfeiting my working AR15 to the state.

That being said, if it comes down to the wire and they start leaning on us even harder as October 30 approaches, are they expecting to steal intact, working rifles?

Because I have a chop saw, and will cut my rifle into pieces and bring the scraps in a bag to the cop shop. Because fuck ’em is why.

Being the dickhead statists they are, you would probably have to make sure that the scraps have a “trigger lock” and are enclosed in a locked hard sided container.

Any thoughts?

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '26

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u/Ambitious_Joke6146 Feb 26 '26

& that’s previously restricteds ?

If hypothetically: John Doe had a Non restricted like the GSG… which became prohibited.

Other than the bill of sale, there’s no evidence John Doe still owns the GSG.

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '26

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u/Remarkable_Vanilla34 Feb 27 '26

Good thing I destroyed mine before they were prohibited, I hate guns so much I buy them just to chop them up

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u/Ambitious_Joke6146 Feb 26 '26

My apologies, I mean regardless of it being destroyed.

If a Previously NR’d isn’t reported to the buy back program, the Gov, wouldn’t know about it?

Meaning it’s not registered etc etc

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '26

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u/AdministrationOk1083 Feb 26 '26

Boris will inform me if they kick my door down

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u/OnlyGayIfYouCum Feb 27 '26

Especially if John Doe bought it off a dude in a Canadian tire parking lot without so much as a PAL reference check done by the seller.

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u/Ambitious_Joke6146 Feb 27 '26

Hey, In Canada, It’s only Illegal if it’s legal !

If you do something illegally illegal… it’s actually legal !

Tell that to corruption !