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MAKE IT MAKE SENSE: With the firearm amnesty extended a 4th time since 2020, forcing lawful gun owners to hold onto their newly banned firearms until sometime in 2027, fully exposes the lie that these tools, used by Canadians for generations, are "too dangerous for civilian use."
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![WATCH: Public Safety Canada has announced that 179 more firearm models have been prohibited as of today, but have not shared a list of the affected firearms publicly. The firearms banned today are "semi-automatic firearms with sustained rapid fire capability" according to Associate Public Safety Minister Rachel Bendayan. We will share a list of these newly prohibited firearms with you as soon as it is made publicly available. The SKS The popular SKS rifle seems to have avoided the ban list once again but was used as an example of why there is a need for a "comprehensive review of the firearms classification regime" in Canada. Bendayan acknowledged that "we now have one of most complex systems of firearms classification in the world" and that this "creates challenges for lawful gun owners, who deserve certainty". The irony of these statements is unprecedented. RCMP Official D/Commr Bryan Larkin, on behalf of CommrRCMPGRC, stated in response to a question from the media that the gun buyback program for individuals will be rolled out in mid-June in regions under RCMP jurisdiction. Assoc. Min. Bendayan also made sure to "reassure" Canadian hunters in particular that even after all the government's prohibitions (including today's) that there are "still over 19,000 unique makes and models of non-restricted firearms available for hunting and sport shooting". Magazine Restrictions New magazine regulations are also in the works in order to "implement measures necessary to limit high capacity magazines". These new regulations are supposed to be presented in the "coming weeks". The draft regulations tabled in December on the Firearms Reference Table (commonly referred to as the FRT) will be strengthened so that "manufacturers and importers will have to wait for the completion of a technical assessment and obtain a reference number before new firearms can enter the Canadian market". Domestic and Gender-based Violence On the domestic and gender based violence front, the government is moving forward on implementing Bill C-21 regulations. Individuals who are convicted of an offence during which violence was used, threatened or attempted or against their partner or any member of their family will be unable to obtain a firearms licence. Any application for a licence must be refused for these individuals. Firearms licences will also be revoked if authorities have grounds to suspect that any acts of domestic violence or stalking is taking place. Red flag measures will also be used to "temporarily suspend a firearms licence if there are reasonable motives to believe the person should no longer have a licence". City of Winnipeg Bendayan also announced that the City of Winnipeg has just signed a contribution agreement "to participate in the [buyback] program fully". As the press were moderating this announcement, the hand-picked anti-gun lobbyists that the Liberals had trotted out were not given the opportunity to speak, due to how late the press conference started (a very consistent pattern with these announcements). With a new leader being announced Sunday, the Liberals are desperate to complete their attack on legal gun owners. Comment on Youtube: #cdnpoli #guncontrol #canada #firearmrights #TeamCCFR](https://image.24vids.com/tw-1898071089508442402/media/GldOBBJbwAE8sOu.jpg)