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What section covers the more than 10 gun part?


"Bruce Mills" <akimoya@sprint.ca> wrote in message
news:3E21A139.242E3FD3@sprint.ca...
> Steve wrote:
> >
> > BULLSHIT
> >
> > The police cannot just show up at your door and demand to inspect your
> > firearms or how they are stored. Those of us that have a collectors
handle
> > tagged on to us had to agree that we would allow PERIODIC inspection of
our
> > storage facility but even then the police had to give notice and make an
> > appointment to enter the domicile. The ONLY time that a police office
can
> > enter your home without a warrant is if they have proof that a crime has
> > been committed or is about to be committed and because of time
limitations
> > it would take to long to obtain a warrant  HOWEVER the police must prove
at
> > the earliest time afterwards to a magistrate that they had proof prior
to
> > beginning the search. Go to the CFC site and read the regulations that
> > pertain to search's and possible seizure of firearms before rendering
your
> > opinion. We do still have some rights in this country.
>
> Not really.  If you refuse an "inspection", or if they simply believe that
you
> will, they can go get a warrant to enter your home.
>
> All of this without even the slightest suspicion that you have actually
> contravened any of the provisions of the Firearms Act or Regulations.
>
> All they need is you name on their list because you
>
> 1) have a collection
> 2) have a prohibited firearm
> 3) have more than 10 guns
> 4) run a firearm business
>
> They already know this for a fact because they have all your forms on
file.
>
> All they need is this list, and their desire to do their job as mandated
by the
> law.
>
> ANY INTRUSION INTO THE SANCTITY AND PRIVACY OF YOUR HOME BY AGENTS OF THE
STATE
> THAT YOU CANNOT ULITMATELY REFUSE IS A SEARCH.
>
> It doesn't matter what they do once inside, what matters is how they cross
your
> threshold.