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How to get a handgun license in Canada:
http://www.cdnshootingsports.org/200...restricted.pdf 1. Pass the Canada Firearms Safety Exam 2. Pass the Canada Restricted Firearms Safety Exam 3. Obtain an Application for a Restricted Possessio n and Acquisition License from the Canada Firearms Centre. 4. Provide a verified photograph 5. Provide two personal references that have known the applicant at least two years. These references are checked and extensively questioned regarding th e Applicants history and any possible pre- disposition to violence or criminal activity. 6. Disclose all mental health information. 7. Disclose the names and contact information of al l conjugal partners in the last two years. These former and current partners are contacted to see if they have any concerns regarding the individual’s acquisition of a firearm. 8. Disclose whether the Applicant has suffered a ma rital breakdown or a breakdown of a significant relationship, job loss or bankruptcy or other traum atic event in the last two years. 9. Disclose whether you have threatened or attempte d suicide, any consultation or treatment for alcohol, substance abuse, and behavioural or emotio nal problems in the last 5 years. 10. Disclose whether you do you know if you have be en reported to the police or social services for violence, threatened or attempted violence, or othe r conflict in your home or elsewhere in the last 5 years? 11. Have a criminal records background check throug h your local police service, the O.P.P., the R.C.M.P., C.S.I.S. and Interpol. This background c heck includes all charges, convictions and inquiries, juvenile and adult, federal, provincial and international. 12. Be approved by the Ontario Chief Firearms Offic e (O.P.P.) and submitted back to the Canada Firearms Centre (R.C.M.P.) 13. Wait a mandatory 28 days (closer to three to si x months) 14. Receive the new license by mail. 15. At the firearms retailer, the retailer and the Canada Firearms Centre check the license validity again. The ownership of the firearm is transferred to the purchaser. 16. The purchaser must then wait 2 to 6 weeks for t he Chief Firearms Office to issue an Authorization to Transport the firearm from the retailer to the purchaser’s h ome. 17. To shoot the firearm the individual MUST: Join a licensed gun club, pass the minimum number of probationary shoots, pass the club’s range safety c ourse, apply through the club for an Authorization to Transport for the Purposes of Targ et Shooting and wait one to three months for that document to be issued. 18. To acquire ammunition, the individual must pres ent to the retailer a valid Firearms License and have their name, address, license number and items purchased recorded in a logbook. 19. Issuance of a Firearms License automatically en ters the individual into the Continuous Eligibility System , which cross-references every police computer and database in Canada at all times. |
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Assault rifles are selective fire (semi or fully automatic), and are generally unavailable in the US. What this guy probably used was an assault style rifle, which looks similar on the outside, but only fires in semi-automatic. Since it fires in semi-automatic there are virtually no restrictions in most states. California, Illinois, and the north east are the only areas that would seriously restrict this type of gun.
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Colo. shooting suspect's Calif. family cooperating
SAN DIEGO. (AP) -- The California family of the suspect in a mass shooting at a Colorado movie theater says their hearts go out to those involved. Police in San Diego read a statement Friday morning from family members of 24-year-old James Holmes, who graduated from high school in the San Diego area. The family asked the media to respect their privacy. They say they're cooperating with authorities in San Diego and Aurora, Colo., and are trying to process everything. San Diego police spokeswoman Andra Brown says there's nothing to suggest the family had any involvement. A spokeswoman for the University of Colorado School of Medicine in Denver says Holmes was a student there until last month but didn't know why he withdrew. http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories...07-20-11-13-45 |
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Oh, also, semi-automatic rifles are totally legal in Canada and lots of people do have those. You just can't have magazines with more than 5 rounds. Those are even more easily acquired and smuggled than guns, and you could even make it by hand yourself out of sheet metal and a legal magazine with little effort. To make it concealable, just add a folding stock and saw down the barrel. |
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