r/canadaguns Jun 06 '22

Weekly Politics Thread

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u/Batsinvic888 Bats888 on YouTube Jun 06 '22

I think it's possible they've been getting a lot shit from businesses, ranges, and owners. Remember that the Bloc controls almost all of rural and suburban Quebec outside of Montreal.

I can't see the LPC backing down, but I think its possible that transfers will be allowed like the 90s handgun ban. I can live with that until a CPC government comes in and rewrites all the bullshit.

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u/MayorMcCheese92 Jun 06 '22

What happened with 90s handgun ban?

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u/throwa37 Jun 06 '22

Owners were able to continue buying and selling from businesses and amongst themselves.

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u/MayorMcCheese92 Jun 06 '22

So it would kind of only apply to current RPAL holders in todays times?

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u/Batsinvic888 Bats888 on YouTube Jun 06 '22

A change like this would be one of these 3 things

  • Change all handguns to prohibited and issue specific prohibited licences for current owners (No new guns or handgun owners)
  • Allow transfers between current RPAL holders but block any new RPAL licences (no new guns or handgun owners)
  • Allow transfers and new RPAL holders (no new guns but allow new owners)

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u/MayorMcCheese92 Jun 06 '22

Thanks for the breakdown, heres to hoping something like that happens if it passes. 🤞🙏

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u/Batsinvic888 Bats888 on YouTube Jun 06 '22 edited Jun 06 '22

I think it's more likely this happens in the Senate, but who knows.

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u/MayorMcCheese92 Jun 06 '22

Yes fair enough, just wait and see, and keep buying as much as i can 🥲