r/canadaguns 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/Wiki2311 Mar 22 '26

As much as I completely hate the whole situation going on, that is completely false. There is still money left in the fund and no small gun shops did not go out of business because of this. If a small gun shop went out of business it's purely because of the price increase of anything imported into this country. They just can't make a dime these days, they would have to mark the goods up so high to actually make a profit

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u/Psychological-Dig-29 Mar 22 '26

Good bot

How many gun store owners do you talk to on a regular basis? Do you shoot at a lot of big competitions where you have a chance to hang out with a lot of them from all across the country often?

It's very clear you don't. Because you wouldn't be saying what you did if you knew anything at all.

Come to some of them, I'd be happy to introduce you to all the gun shop owners and sponsors.