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

News / Politics / Activism Declarations as of March 19 2026

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u/ifuaguyugetsauced Mar 20 '26

Who would voluntary give their guns away... Smh

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u/Deadlydelta45 Mar 20 '26

I heard a majority of firearms declared were from business that no longer sell these firearms.

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u/Psychological-Dig-29 Mar 20 '26

Yes, and they ran out of money in Quebec so every firearm listed West of Quebec got no money in the "buy back" they were just confiscated.

This was the plan all along, they are putting all small local gun shops under. A lot of them had to declare bankruptcy because of this.

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u/dennisrfd Mar 20 '26

This is a very serious allegation - do you have any supporting data? A lot of = 2, 10, or 100?

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u/gihkal Mar 20 '26

Have you not seen how the economy is doing? The libs are trying to bankrupt small businesses of all kinds.

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u/dennisrfd Mar 20 '26

It doesn’t make sense. Where do you guys get this kind of information? Do you use critical thinking at all?

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u/Psychological-Dig-29 Mar 20 '26

I take it you don't shop with local firearm shops in your area if you haven't heard this.

Go shoot some matches/competitions and you'll get tons of time to talk with many firearm store owners. They'll all back up what I'm saying, it's a big problem.

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u/MydadisGon3 Mar 20 '26

part of critical thinking is the ability to see truth in facts without needing a specific chart or study to look at every single time you want to have a thought about something.

the claim that small buisness tends to do poorly when 90% of their stock becomes unsellable is not exactly a two sided claim.