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/Ambitious_Joke6146 Feb 26 '26

Tbh, no risk is worth a possible 10 years in jail.

10 years of life, over a piece of metal ? Screw that.

I’ll hold on alongside everyone else. When October of this year comes along, i’ll probably just get my shit deactivated.

I’m not as invested as a good chunk of you guys who’ve been licensed owners since the 90’s.

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u/IGnuGnat Feb 27 '26

I'm too lazy to look it up but the way I remember it the Liberals have been changing the laws to increase the punishments for paper crimes such as the ones being discussed here, while decreasing the punishments for violent crimes. Just sayin'