anyone familiar with replica gun laws in canada?

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I just opened a wal mart flier and to my uter disgust, they were

selling a stinger p32 soft air pistole for sale

It looks like a real gun,

Im sorry but why does anyone need a toy bb gun? Also it cant be sold

to anyone under 18. Ok, sure lets encourage people to get use to using

guns. With rising gun crime i cant belive this is being alowed! Im

quite angry and I belive as canadian citizens we need to to put an end

to toy replica guns!.

I was under the impression that selling this was illigal in canada.

Would anyone please enlighten me on the current legislation.

Chantelle McLaren

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My son's senior class trip was to Montreal. I got wind that some of the

boys came back

with hunting quality sling shots. And of course, it was just the group that

you would not

want to have them. They're illegal here. So, we got them gathered up and

disposed of.

It could be that the BB guns require some type of license. You could call

the business

office of the police department to find out if they're legal. Based on the

slingshot episode,

I'm betting they are, but that doesn't mean they can use them in populated

areas.

in Ma.

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Sorry Chantelle, I don't know about those type of laws, but it certainly

puts kids at risk if they go around with those type of toy guns. The police

don't take seeing a 'gun' - play or not - lightly.

Kennedy's Mom

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>

> I just opened a wal mart flier and to my uter disgust, they were

> selling a stinger p32 soft air pistole for sale

>

> It looks like a real gun,

>

> Im sorry but why does anyone need a toy bb gun? Also it cant be sold

> to anyone under 18. Ok, sure lets encourage people to get use to using

> guns. With rising gun crime i cant belive this is being alowed! Im

> quite angry and I belive as canadian citizens we need to to put an end

> to toy replica guns!.

>

> I was under the impression that selling this was illigal in canada.

> Would anyone please enlighten me on the current legislation.

>

> Chantelle McLaren

> --

> http://spacecatsgarden.blogspot.com/ => My blog space

>

> " I let my mind out to wander, and it never came back! " ~ unknown

>

>

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[Guest guest]

hm my uncle would know the answer to this he is in the um how u say it he

does gun laws

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> My son's senior class trip was to Montreal. I got wind that some of the

> boys came back

> with hunting quality sling shots. And of course, it was just the group

> that

> you would not

> want to have them. They're illegal here. So, we got them gathered up and

> disposed of.

> It could be that the BB guns require some type of license. You could call

> the business

> office of the police department to find out if they're legal. Based on the

>

> slingshot episode,

> I'm betting they are, but that doesn't mean they can use them in populated

>

> areas.

>

> in Ma.

>

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