r/canadaguns • u/BSDTerra • Feb 27 '14

Swiss arms reclassified as prohib

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u/The_Crover Feb 27 '14 edited Feb 27 '14

Probably, but a man can be delirious and hope a safe is considered an appropriate storage device dream.

It's not like the Ontario Attorney General and the Toronto Metro Police has dragged out a case for over 12 years where they argued a safe that took two days to break open with sledgehammers and blowtorches is not an adequate way to store firearms...

Oh wait...

EDIT: RCMP not responsible... in this case

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u/[deleted] Feb 27 '14

It's not like the RCMP has dragged out a case for over 12 years where they argued a safe that took two days to break open with sledgehammers and blowtorches is not an adequate way to store firearms...

So, the Ontario Attorney General and the Toronto Metro Police are suddenly the RCMP now?

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u/The_Crover Feb 27 '14

Oh, those are the guys responsible? My bad.

I'm only familiar with the story because I saw it in /r/canadaguns a couple of days ago.

I didn't even live in Canada when this took place. I'll correct it now.

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u/[deleted] Feb 27 '14

I'm only familiar with the story because I saw it in /r/canadaguns[1] a couple of days ago.

Clearly you're an expert on the topic then.

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u/The_Crover Feb 27 '14

Clearly reading an 2 year old article in the internet makes me an expert. Yes, I concur.

Quite...

Indeed!