Trudeau Liberals forced to delay firearms confiscation compensation program
The so-called "buy-back" scheme for gun owners hit with the Feds' arbitrary banning of over 1500 models of shotguns and rifles in May 2020 was delayed two more years, to October 2025.
Canada's Trudeau pledges assault rifle ban, pivots campaign amid blackface scandal https://t.co/8xj4lTuQc7 pic.twitter.com/cPUFzcYg8c
— Reuters (@Reuters) September 20, 2019
The amnesty for Canadians caught up in prohibition initially had until the end of the month to turn in their firearms for destruction or face jail for unlawful possession of a prohibited weapon. Yet, the program to compensate owners and retailers was not in place.
Gun lobby approves of further delays to Ottawa’s gun ‘buyback’ program https://t.co/9BTHekQiJ5
— Yanky (@Yanky_Pollak) October 16, 2023
With the wheels falling off the Liberals' big gun grab, they moved ahead with another, banning the Tavor X95 with the stroke of a pen, affecting hundreds of law-abiding owners.
Attention Canadian Tavor Micro X95 Owners.
— Canada's National Firearms Association (@CanadasNFA) October 23, 2023
If you are affected, we strongly urge you to contact us.
Time is also of the essence, as there is only a limited window for you to be able to file. pic.twitter.com/M8XEELRyQe
What attacks are the Liberals planning next for the most vetted segment of the Canadian population, and how can they fight back?
Rick Igercich, President of Canada's National Firearms Association, joins the show tonight to break down all the news, good and bad, hitting the firearms community.
