r/canadaguns Mar 24 '26

News / Politics / Activism The CCFR is GIVING AWAY 100 Guns!

https://firearmrights.ca/2026-its-raining-guns-contest/

"The CCFR is rolling out the biggest gun contest in Canadian history. It's called “It's Raining Guns”.

Canada's gun lobby is launching an unprecedented project to hold the Liberals accountable for what they're doing to law abiding citizens. To raise the funds for this project, the CCFR is going to give away 100 guns. Yes, you heard that right, we are giving away 100 guns.

The Biggest Gun Contest in Canadian History - ENDs May 1, 2026

The contest is open right now and it ends May 1st 2026. So, you don't have long. Donate $20.00 to the CCFR and you will receive 1 free entry into the contest. The prizes will be awarded in one long video on or about May 4th. One hundred names will be chosen at random, and a donated firearm will be awarded. We asked Canada’s business community for help, and they answered the call.

The time to fight back against this outrageous and immoral confiscation program is right now. In fact, it's now or never. Read all the contest rules carefully, donate $20 and get a free entry into the contest."

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u/bombhills Mar 24 '26

Wonder what model the prizes will be

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u/AdhesiveCam Mar 24 '26 edited Mar 24 '26

Also curious of this. Bit of transparency would be good but I'd imagine 100 savage64f rifles wouldn't sell any donations

Edit: just want to be clear that donating to the ccfr especially today is an excellent idea regardless of the motivations.

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u/cstevens780 Mar 24 '26

1 firearm > 0 firearm

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u/MourningWood1942 Mar 24 '26

2 firearm > 1 firearm

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u/cstevens780 Mar 24 '26

Big if true

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u/DoYouGetSarcasm Mar 24 '26

The full contest details say the 100 firearms have a value of 90,000 dollars. So average 900 dollars each

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u/Ok_Toe3991 Mar 25 '26

That's pretty close to the price of an SKS.

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u/rastamasta45 Mar 24 '26

CCFR radio podcast said a few and boy there are some honeys. Obviously there is some 22lr and some semi auto shotguns. But their legal counsel donated a 6.5 creedmore precision rifle. So there’s definitely some grand prize guns in there.

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u/Slow-Register-3836 Mar 24 '26

Id definitely buy one for 20 bucks just sayin

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u/AdhesiveCam Mar 24 '26

As a previous owner of one, not worth tbh lmao. I'm sure there's others that might be worse but that's the worst I can think of haha

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u/Slow-Register-3836 Mar 24 '26

Lol fair enough!