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...law.. Founder [[Bruce Hutton]] formed the organization in 1998 to fight [[Bill C68]] - the [[Canadian Firearms Act]]. Their target demographic is the est
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...halted by a Liberal-introduced motion that "the House not proceed with the Bill." The motion passed by a mere 153 to 151. '''DO NOT forget the names of t
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...o exacting standards and has a long service life. [[William Ruger|William "Bill" Ruger]] praised the Luger's 55 degree grip angle and duplicated it in his
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...8</ref> Since its passage in [[2003]] as an amendment to an appropriations bill, the Amendment has forbidden the [[Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and
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...lation such as the Mulroney-Campbell [[Bill C-17]] and the Chretien-Rock [[Bill C-68]]. These bills have brought much distress to firearm owners by removi
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...rights advocates, who state that each of the Ten Amendments comprising the
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...adian long gun registry]], betrayed their constituents by voting to kill [[Bill C-391]], which would have put an end to it.
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... Amend the Criminal Code and the Firearms Act]] (which was defeated) and [[Bill C-19]], which passed in the House on [[February 15]], the Senate on [[April
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