r/canadaguns • u/rastamasta45 • Mar 20 '26

News / Politics / Activism Declarations as of March 19 2026

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u/Hot_Cheesecake_905 Mar 20 '26

It would be interesting to see per capita of PAL holders how many firearms are reported by province.

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u/Mo-Cance Mar 20 '26

I'd also be interested in a headcount, instead of only counting firearms. How many people have actually gone through with a declaration? Again, comparing that to PAL holders.

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u/Brandon_awarea Mar 20 '26

And how many firearms were restricted vs non restricted.

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u/Randers19 Mar 20 '26

I bet the majority were restricted because those people have no choice

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u/bosco781 bc Mar 20 '26

We sure do. I've got an AR lower and for the $150 I paid for it I'll gladly throw it in a woodchipper on Oct 29th instead of add to their numbers.

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u/Strange-Toe2038 Mar 20 '26

Except we wouldn't even get $150....

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u/wireditfellow bc Mar 21 '26

Exporting mine if it comes to it to US. Fuck em period!!!

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u/icyhotbackpatch Mar 20 '26

Ya I’m still not handing in restricted. They’ll get a picture of it torch cut in half and cast in epoxy.

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u/Olive-Drab-Green Nyet! Rifle is Fine Mar 20 '26

Great idea

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u/Randers19 Mar 20 '26

Just send them a picture of a melted Block of steel and say that used to be it

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u/deepbluemeanies Mar 20 '26

Yes. I was thinking the same.

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u/EatAss-FartFast Mar 20 '26

It’s gotta be much lower if they’re sticking to “number of firearms declared” versus “number of participants” especially non-businesses that had to sell/rid of useless inventory