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Originally Posted by shotinthebacklund
This is essentially what we already have in place, we in Canada had three tiers of firearms.Non Restricted firearms (long guns and shot guns) , Restricted Firearms ( Pistols , Hand guns, Certain semi automatic rifles ) , Prohibited - Full Automatic weapons. We have restrictions of use within the first 2 categories as is IE you can only use a handgun in a certified range and it must be only transported from safe storage to the range direct A to B.
Bill C-21 removes restricted firearms to prohibited and now with the new ammedments is moving firearms from non restricted to prohibited as well. To add to this is the very lose language of the amendment that can be used to cover many more hunting rifles.
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Is it though? I know we have 3 tiers, but it seems there is a struggle to categorize the thousands of different models and variants. I'm saying there should only be a few (like, less than 5) of each type. Remove all the gray areas.