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To: Slagle who wrote (17613)	4/24/2007 11:01:42 AM
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<<But I think I see another even larger cultural divide. You mean to tell me that your son wouldn't treasure a bequest from a dear uncle, no matter what it was? He wouldn't have to shoot the thing or go brandish it about, he could keep it unloaded and without ammo hidden in a drawer or cupboard somewhere, as a remembrance of his departed uncle.>> If a favourite uncle owned a glock in Canada ,this is what he would have to do EVERYTIME he went to the range. ""A chief firearms officer may issue to an individual an authorization to transport if the chief firearms officer determines that the transportation of a restricted firearm or prohibited firearm, as the case may be, between two or more specified places will not pose a threat to the safety of the individual or any other individual. SOR/2004-269, s. 1."" ""4.A chief firearms officer who issues an authorization to transport shall attach to it the condition that the firearm be transported by a route that, in all the circumstances, is reasonably direct."" Revocation.. """A chief firearms officer who issues an individual's authorization to transport shall revoke it if (a) the individual's licence to possess any of the firearms referred to in the authorization is revoked or reaches its expiry date; or (b) the chief firearms officer becomes aware that the individual's physical or mental state has deteriorated to an extent that may affect the safety of the individual or of any other person."" The only way dear old uncle Chester could possibly pass his glock down to favourite nephew would be if he did not register it when gun control came to Canada.If he was a law abiding citizen at the time, and registered it, he would have ended up chopping it into many pieces(which is against the law) because of above regulations... and many more. Storage.. laws.justice.gc.ca laws.justice.gc.ca Favourite law abiding nephews, of Canadian glock owning uncle afficionado, would not want to be saddled with these responsibilities in this quick draw blackberry, cell phone age.<g>

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