Pass your gun to the person on your right
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The Canadian Shooting Sports Association is planning a gun swap to mock the long gun registry.
“The governments and advocacy groups have forced our hand by suggesting the registry data is somehow useful,” Bernardo said. “Shuffling previously registered firearms is totally legal, responsible and appropriate.” Bernardo said that when people partake in the gun swap, “no one will know which owners have which firearms.” ”And that’s perfect, because it’s nobody’s business.”
The CSSA is one of the groups represented on the hunting and angling advisory panel that the Prime Minister announced in May.
