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 | | From: | tk_b | | Subject: | prohbited guns | | Date: | Thu, 23 Dec 2004 00:07:13 GMT |
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 | how about if i became a gunsmith and opened my own repair business in my
garage can i now p=be in possion of these guns , or is my company in possion
of these guns , have to take them to range to test fire them etc
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| | From: | 10x at telu-s.net | | Subject: | Re: prohbited guns | | Date: | Thu, 23 Dec 2004 04:24:46 GMT |
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| On Thu, 23 Dec 2004 00:07:13 GMT, "tk_b" wrote:
>how about if i became a gunsmith and opened my own repair business in my
>garage can i now p=be in possion of these guns , or is my company in possion
>of these guns , have to take them to range to test fire them etc
You should be able to get a firearms business license that allows you
to possess certain prohibited firearms if you are in the movie prop
rental business. This license was about $1000.00 a year when I
checked some years back. You do not personaly possess the firearms,
your movie rental business does.
For all it matters, prohibited firearms shoot the same bullets as non
prohibited. The cartridges may differ but a bullet is a bullet once
it is fired.
The prohibited firearms scenario is the old "good guns / bad guns "
red herring. There are no bad guns, only bad people....
take the - out of 10x@telu-s.net to email me
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| | From: | Scott Steven Riley | | Subject: | Re: prohbited guns | | Date: | Thu, 23 Dec 2004 15:42:59 GMT |
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<10x@telu-s.net> wrote in message
news:1thks05n6gvf9cvvepfjokdo1gc8p735o1@4ax.com...
> On Thu, 23 Dec 2004 00:07:13 GMT, "tk_b" wrote:
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>>how about if i became a gunsmith and opened my own repair business in my
>>garage can i now p=be in possion of these guns , or is my company in
>>possion
>>of these guns , have to take them to range to test fire them etc
>
> You should be able to get a firearms business license that allows you
> to possess certain prohibited firearms if you are in the movie prop
> rental business. This license was about $1000.00 a year when I
> checked some years back. You do not personaly possess the firearms,
> your movie rental business does.
Funny how a fictional entity like a company can have more rights than a
flesh and blood human.
> For all it matters, prohibited firearms shoot the same bullets as non
> prohibited. The cartridges may differ but a bullet is a bullet once
> it is fired.
> The prohibited firearms scenario is the old "good guns / bad guns "
> red herring. There are no bad guns, only bad people....
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| | From: | 10x at telu-s.net | | Subject: | Re: prohbited guns | | Date: | Thu, 23 Dec 2004 16:29:54 GMT |
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| On Thu, 23 Dec 2004 15:42:59 GMT, "Scott Steven Riley"
wrote:
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><10x@telu-s.net> wrote in message
>news:1thks05n6gvf9cvvepfjokdo1gc8p735o1@4ax.com...
>> On Thu, 23 Dec 2004 00:07:13 GMT, "tk_b" wrote:
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>>>how about if i became a gunsmith and opened my own repair business in my
>>>garage can i now p=be in possion of these guns , or is my company in
>>>possion
>>>of these guns , have to take them to range to test fire them etc
>>
>> You should be able to get a firearms business license that allows you
>> to possess certain prohibited firearms if you are in the movie prop
>> rental business. This license was about $1000.00 a year when I
>> checked some years back. You do not personaly possess the firearms,
>> your movie rental business does.
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>Funny how a fictional entity like a company can have more rights than a
>flesh and blood human.
The CFO Alberta has just sent out a letter stating that All special
authorities to possess converted autos were issued in error and now
12(3) firearms can only be fired at DND ranges.
Anyone with a list of DND ranges that allow civilians to use them?
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I thought not...
IT is amazing that the CFO ( or someone higher up) things that it
would reduce crime and improve public safety by keeping law abiding
citizens from shooting 12(3) guns on regulated gun ranges.
This restriction tells us that it is NOT about reducing crime or
increasing public safety.
take the - out of 10x@telu-s.net to email me
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