Lawdog Posted July 13, 2025 Posted July 13, 2025 Canada Asks Gun Owners Why They Won’t Comply With Struggling AR-15 Buyback Program | The Reload 2 Quote
Rip Snorter Posted July 13, 2025 Posted July 13, 2025 Well shucks, what a surprise! Provinces who sign for statehood up would get the 2nd! Quote
Blackwater 53393 Posted July 13, 2025 Posted July 13, 2025 Given that several provincial governments and the leaders of those provinces have already made it clear that they will not support or participate in this governmental overreach, their constituents are resisting and the operation is becoming a logistical and economic nightmare!! BANKRUPT THE BUREAUCRACY and it will cave in on itself!!! 1 Quote
John Kloehr Posted Saturday at 03:26 PM Posted Saturday at 03:26 PM This came across my feed today. Canadian gun owner turns in his guns under the buyback with an estimated payment of $33,600 (CDN). 5 minutes after turning them in, the amount drops to $553. Quote
Rip Snorter Posted Saturday at 03:31 PM Posted Saturday at 03:31 PM Bait & Switch Canadian Govt. Style! 1 Quote
Blackwater 53393 Posted Sunday at 01:18 AM Posted Sunday at 01:18 AM I would immediately file charges in any and every court and jurisdiction for civil and criminal fraud and every possible permutation thereof!! They’d have to hand me cash up front to even get me to blink at such an offer! Quote
Sedalia Dave Posted Sunday at 06:20 PM Posted Sunday at 06:20 PM It's a trap. Once you reveal you have the firearms, the state is going to confiscate them. PERIOD. The bait is a large cash offer that they have no intention of paying. Quote
John Kloehr Posted Sunday at 08:03 PM Posted Sunday at 08:03 PM 1 hour ago, Sedalia Dave said: It's a trap. Once you reveal you have the firearms, the state is going to confiscate them. PERIOD. The bait is a large cash offer that they have no intention of paying. It is. Lots of info at: https://www.silvercore.ca/blog/canada-firearms-buyback-explained Including this: " The 2020 prohibition has been challenged in court the whole way along. The Federal Court dismissed the challenge in 2023. The Federal Court of Appeal dismissed the appeal in April 2025. On March 19, 2026, the Supreme Court of Canada granted leave and agreed to take up four appeals together. The core legal question is whether the government had the authority to prohibit these firearms by Order in Council rather than through Parliament. With the amnesty now tied to the ruling, the case matters twice over: it will decide the prohibition's fate, and its timing sets the compliance clock. " 2 1 Quote
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