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...s the Conservative government on the successful passage of Bill C-19, as a bill which will end the legal requirement to register long arms. "This is a tru ...h the Firearms Act and made these firearm owners instant paper criminals. Bill C-19 won't correct these injustices. There are many other offensive problem

...usePublications/Publication.aspx?DocId=3712043&Language=e&Mode=1&File=24#1 BILL C-301], Parliament of Canada website / site Web du Parlement du Canada</ref The Bill was introduced as a Private Member's Bill by [[Garry Breitkreuz]], the Conservative Party of Canada Member of Parliam

...ption=com_content&task=view&id=212440&Itemid=33 O.F.A.H. stands behind new bill to scrap long gun registry]</ref>, Conservative Member of Parliament for th ...the Parliamentary Opposition (Liberals, NDP and Bloc Quebecois) killed the bill.

...sed as HR 1025 by the United States Congress, signed into law by President Bill Clinton on [[November 30]], 1993, and went into effect on [[February 28]], The Brady Bill Act initially required purchasers to wait up to five days for a background

Following the passage of [[Bill C-68]] (Firearms Act), Montague became well known in the Canadian firearms ...ove to Dryden, Minister of Justice [[Kim Campbell]] (PC) introduced [[Bill C-17]] &mdash; the start of the large scale [[gun confiscation]]s in Canada, as

...f the basics of system design on the part of the writers. The writers of Bill C-15B display a similar inability to write legislation that would create an ==THE LUDICROUS "FIX" PROPOSED IN BILL C-15B==

HOW THE FIREARMS ACT (BILL-68) VIOLATES ...Alberta’s (and seven other government’s) constitutional challenge that Bill C-68 was outside of the federal government’s jurisdiction, the Supreme Co

...Firearms and Other Weapons'' was assented in [[1995]], two years after the bill was introducted by the government to the House of Commons in targeting [[fi

...le Doctrine" bill passed the State House on Friday, May 11, 2007. Assembly Bill 35, sponsored by State Representative Carol Owens (R-53), passed the Wiscon ...ber 9]]th, [[2008]].<ref>[http://lsc.state.oh.us/coderev/sen127.nsf/Senate+Bill+Number/0184?OpenDocument Senate Bills - Status Report of Legislation, SB 18

...y, been a long time in the making<ref>''See: [[Gun politics in Canada]]; [[Bill C-68]]; [[Canadian Firearms Program]]; [[Canadian gun registry]]; etc...</r ...at would be moved to the [[restricted firearm|restricted category]] if the bill became law.

...rom two persons who were willing to guarantee the applicant's fitness. The Bill died on the Order Paper in [[July 1976]]. [[Bill C-51]] passed in the House of Commons. It then received Senate approval and

|title= Bill C-391 ...by the Liberal Party, to halt the proceeding of '''Bill C-391''' &mdash; a bill introduced by Manitoba Conservative MP [[Candice Hoeppner]], which would ha

|content= * [[2007]] &mdash; [[Bill C-21]] was re-introduced as [[Bill C-24]] ''An Act to amend the Criminal Code and the Firearms Act (non-regist

In Canada, the [[Firearms Act, 1995|1995 Firearms Act]] (known as Bill C-68 before passage) classified handguns with a calibre of .25 or .32, or h

...22-250]] necked down to .17 caliber, has been used by Australian gunsmith Bill Hambly-Clark, Jr. to achieve velocities of 4,798 ft/s (1,462 m/s) out of a