r/canadaguns • u/Butchi3_To3 • May 18 '26

Application / Regulation advice Handgun ownership of deceased

Hello all,

I have a family member who recently passed away who owns some handguns I was wondering if there is anyway to have the passed down to me? The guns themselves are older cowboy style guns and I recently have been interested in Cowboy Action Shooting but obviously cant buy a revolver for the sport and this would be a great opportunity to not only get one but also keep the collectible in the family.

With the laws in place is this even possible anymore?

Thanks in advance

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u/julienjj May 18 '26

Some clubs can have then transferred to their own business licenses which will allow them to be stored there and used by you at the range until the freeze is over.

The NFA has a storage program as well.

https://nfa.ca/save-firearms-program-nfa/

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u/Sco0basTeVen May 18 '26

The freeze has been written into law. Conservatives can’t just undo it with the stroke of a pen like the assault ban

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u/illknowitwhenireddit May 18 '26

Nothing is ever un-doable. It isn't as simple but it can be done

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u/julienjj May 18 '26

They could expand the exemption for olympic to any sport shooting in a club and all calibers. Going the full circle since that's what the purpose of the rpal was 😂

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u/Sco0basTeVen May 18 '26

Is this just hopium though, has Pierre made a point of saying they will actually undo this if they regain power?

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u/illknowitwhenireddit May 18 '26

Hopium is better than copium!

The CPC has promised to revamp the entirety of the firearms act because as it is, is far too convoluted and ambiguous