General Questions!

lol thats silly. What building in DC has the most stories?



What is as big as an elephant, but weighs nothing at all?

 

The space left behind after the elephant left?

Most stories huh, like stories or....stories. I'm cornfused.

 

The elephant's shadow...

The building that has the most stories in DC is the Library of congress...


But on a different note, the Washington Monument is the tallest building.Nothing can be taller than that. due to national security

 

Mustard. Discuss.

 

Spicy Brown>Regular.

 

Technically, it is legal to walk down the street with a non-restricted gun, but you would probably get arrested. In order to transport a resitricted gun, you require an ATT (authorization to transport) which only allows you to go between your house and the range (or a gun shop and your home).

 

Grey Poopon FTW

 

Excuse me, do you have any Grey Poupon?

 

love it. hate ketchup. . any sandwich with turkey requires honey dijon. brats require mustard or they might as well be dog food. French's or bust.

 

please explain

 

Poupon

At least you spelled Grey correctly

 

Transporting a non restricted gun (ie full length shotgun) only requires that is unloaded and the safety is on. If you were to walk around toronto like this chances are that someone would call the police and you would get arrested.. but as long as you had a valid P.A.L. they would be unable to charge you with anything (other then stupidity).

 

It doesn't need a trigger lock if you are transporting it ?

 

Not if its non restricted.

 

I least i got something right today, knew that public education was good for something

 

Hmm, please correct me if I am wrong, and I probably am lol. But when I took my PAL, I was pretty sure you had to have a trigger lock on ANY firearm while being transported. As a civilian anyways.... Have they changed anything? Or am I just recalling the wrong info...

And I'm assuming you have your PAL, so I have a question. Is the gov't still requiring us to register firearms? Or have they done away with that?

 

You do need a trigger lock on a restricted weapon(I.E hand gun) to transport it in Canada. Also need to be a member (in good standing) with a gun club(form you need to fill out, always a form LOL) to transport as well. Basically you can take the hand gun from your house to the club and back. That's it.

If a shotgun(non-restricted) is cased you don't need the trigger lock to transport.

In NS you can also transport with just the trigger lock and no case.

I always leave my locks on during the off season if I go to the range, one less thing to worry about if I'm stooped by a cop in a traffic stop. Everyone packing heat on there hip is mellow once they see the locks.........

 

just wondering...

do the outlaws/criminals walk around in Canada with the transport documentation and a trigger locks on their fire arms?

 

If it is non restricted, and you are near it it does not need to be in a case or have a trigger lock. If it is restricted it needs to be trigger locked and and in a lockable case. We are no longer required to register non restricted firearms (unless you live in Quebec).

http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/cfp-pcaf/fs-fd/storage-entreposage-eng.htm

Yea, all of them

 

Derp