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Which Companies Are Making Rifles in .408 Chey Tac?
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<blockquote data-quote="ross spagrud" data-source="post: 2302" data-attributes="member: 171"><p>Hi Roadrunner:</p><p></p><p>You are of course entitled to purchase a </p><p>rifle from anywhere you like. If you choose</p><p>not to do busines with a Canadian firm that</p><p>is also your right however you do need some</p><p>education on a couple of points.</p><p></p><p>1. You will not be charged with murder in</p><p>Canada if someone steals your rifle and kills</p><p>somebody. I cannot imagine where you heard</p><p>this but it is completely false. Please feel</p><p>free to post a source to this.</p><p></p><p>2. It is currently FAR more difficult for</p><p>a Canadian to bring a rifle into the United</p><p>States for hunting or sporting purposes than</p><p>it is for an American. Canadians now must </p><p>apply to the ATF for a form 6 to import fire-</p><p>arms. This can take several weeks. The </p><p>bottom line is that both systems suck and</p><p>neither will prevent crime with firearms.</p><p></p><p>3. The U.S. State Department has recently</p><p>made it much more difficult for us to obtain</p><p>components (barrels, triggers,etc.) from</p><p>American sources without a ton of paperwork</p><p>first. This is another feeble attempt at</p><p>crime control and smacks of the exact same</p><p>mindset of Liberal bureaucrats in Ottawa.</p><p></p><p>IMHO WE ALL have a lot of work to do to </p><p>ensure we remain free (or relatively so)</p><p>and despite the added cost and hassles put</p><p>in place by the American Government that</p><p>hinder both my business and my leisure I will</p><p>continue to support my American BloodBrothers</p><p>as they have and contniue to support us.</p><p></p><p>All the best.</p><p></p><p>Ross</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ross spagrud, post: 2302, member: 171"] Hi Roadrunner: You are of course entitled to purchase a rifle from anywhere you like. If you choose not to do busines with a Canadian firm that is also your right however you do need some education on a couple of points. 1. You will not be charged with murder in Canada if someone steals your rifle and kills somebody. I cannot imagine where you heard this but it is completely false. Please feel free to post a source to this. 2. It is currently FAR more difficult for a Canadian to bring a rifle into the United States for hunting or sporting purposes than it is for an American. Canadians now must apply to the ATF for a form 6 to import fire- arms. This can take several weeks. The bottom line is that both systems suck and neither will prevent crime with firearms. 3. The U.S. State Department has recently made it much more difficult for us to obtain components (barrels, triggers,etc.) from American sources without a ton of paperwork first. This is another feeble attempt at crime control and smacks of the exact same mindset of Liberal bureaucrats in Ottawa. IMHO WE ALL have a lot of work to do to ensure we remain free (or relatively so) and despite the added cost and hassles put in place by the American Government that hinder both my business and my leisure I will continue to support my American BloodBrothers as they have and contniue to support us. All the best. Ross [/QUOTE]
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