On Fri, 27 Mar 2009 04:09:56 GMT, 10x  wrote:

|>On Wed, 25 Mar 2009 13:42:25 +1100, "Trevor Wilson"
|> wrote:
|>
|>>Additionally, the laws are not applied equally across the nation.
|>
	That must mean that a .45ACP in Florida is made safer than a .45ACP
in New York or California....

|>Are you telling us the police are not enforcing Canadian Criminal code
|>and the firearms act?  Could you give us examples please?

THEY will enforce any law they can "conjure"against YOU, if they feel THEIR
egos are hurt....

	Well THEY sure ENFORCED IT on ME, a Section 28 "improper storage"
86(2) and "ammo" subsection 119 of an unloaded Ruger MKII pistol.

	This Section 28.....or "improper storage" is something every gun
owner is guilty of....especially Cops, they don't ever use a trigger lock,
it stays on the belt, or somewhere in the "house"....

	It cost me 2.5 years of courts, since I wanted to make sure I got my
stuff back..."no holds barred", and I did, I got all the hardware back, but
I had to re-apply for ALL my permits, licenses, conveys,....ALL OVER
again....

	This was a VPD "local LEO" issue and when I notified the RCMPs and
others, all they said was "good grief" what a trip.....

	To have your rights blown away by lying Cops on 3 visits of 1
non-issue "incident" of a "fishing trip" they were on was something I'll
always remember, when they ask for my help......

	The LEOs were persistent in gaining access to my gun property, and
eventually made out a MHA matrix report written by a Registered (Fem...)
Homicidal Detective who had a fanny gun (Smith&Wesson DA) pointed at me all
the time.....yep a silenced brass catcher system... 

	This gun was pointed at my right Kidney from behind, and since I had
already been left kidney nephrectomised, I was hoping it wouldn't go-off by
accident, while I was being interrogated ALL OVER the place.....  

	Ther is a difference between LE and total paper assed robotic law
enforcement....Laws are but Enforcement is another consideration...
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