Category: Cold Dead Hands

Cold Canuck Hands

Youtube: Audio recordings of the Public Safety Minister talking about the “buyback” confiscation program:

▶️ launches Tuesday with pilot project in Cape Breton
▶️ money pot “capped” at $742M, after it’s exhausted you get nothing
▶️ admits if he had to start over they’d scrap it but it was a campaign promise
▶️ blames pressure from Quebec (electorate, caucus, Provost?)
▶️ implies it won’t be enforced?
▶️ admits gun owners will not get fair compensation
▶️ offers to pay constituent the difference lol
▶️ offers to pay bail for constituent if he practises non compliance and gets arrested

Repeat Offenders

It’s not like this incident happened in the core area of Winnipeg, but rather a quiet suburban neighborhood. Any bets on how long it will be until this guy is back on the street?

A 23-year-old man with a lengthy rap sheet is accused of barging into a northwest Winnipeg home Monday evening and randomly assaulting two elderly residents as they relaxed in their living room.

George has numerous prior convictions for possessing weapons and breaching court orders. He’s also been convicted of uttering threats, obstructing a police officer and assaulting an officer. George was barred from owning weapons for life after pleading guilty in August 2024 to several firearms possession offences he committed in November 2023.

Diversity Is Our Strength

More:

I reported to RCMP and my RSO just last week a group of these guys at my own range.

– shooting AK-47’s
– using a banned shotgun (banned on this range for damage they cause)
– using over capacity mags (counted multiple 30 round mags fired)
– transporting firearms while loaded
– taking pictures of my SUV as I left the range.
– one of the 5 had a membership. (only one guest is allowed per card carrier)

“Two” have been charged. TWO. (Not that it matters).

Meanwhile Out In The Middle Of Nowhere

Legalize the self defense of property and person, and the problem goes away.

Sun- Guns, masks, break-ins: Public safety should be on the ballot

They came with guns and masks. That’s what RCMP are telling us about the criminals who targeted multiple rural properties in Manitoba early Sunday morning. They broke into garages and outbuildings. They stole ATVs, power tools, even a truck. Witnesses believe they were armed. A 17-year-old girl was arrested hours later, alone in a vehicle. The rest are still out there.

Pop Guns For Putin

National Post- The most nonsensical Trudeau gun ban yet

So, if you were legitimately rounding up a bunch of guns “designed for the battlefield,” it would be very strange if that list contained a bunch of firearms chambered in .22 caliber.

But this one does. Most notably, the list includes the GSG-16, a .22- caliber “plinker” rifle that is occasionally sold in pink. There’s also several guns made to look like famous military rifles, but which have the very non-military capability of firing .22 bullets one at a time.

Looks Like Trudeau’s Federal Police Messed with the Wrong Guy

Montana Attorney General Says Royal Canadian Mounted Police Were Trying To Spy On US Gun Shows:

Republican Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen said Monday that the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) sought to conduct surveillance at several gun shows in the state, a request he vehemently rejected.

He said the Canadian agency contacted the Montana Department of Justice and Division of Criminal Investigations about observing gun shows in Bozeman and Kalispell.

“My hair is absolutely on fire,” Knudsen said in an interview with Montana Talks radio.

Radio interview with AG Knudsen

“Lost”

CTV News;

In total, 122 handguns, 55 shotguns, 23 rifles, three submachine-guns and two machine-guns have been reported lost by RCMP detachments across the country since 2020. Canadians are largely prohibited from using or acquiring machine-guns and submachine-guns, which are fully automatic and capable of rapid fire.

The data, which was obtained through an access to information request, also shows that nearly a dozen RCMP firearms have gone missing so far this year.

In total, 122 handguns, 55 shotguns, 23 rifles, three submachine-guns and two machine-guns have been reported lost by RCMP detachments across the country since 2020. Canadians are largely prohibited(opens in a new tab) from using or acquiring machine-guns and submachine-guns, which are fully automatic and capable of rapid fire.

But don’t be getting excited, because CTV news found an expert to explain how you’re the real problem.

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