> firearms businesses would keep records which describe each firearm in their possession, and record activities related to each firearm, the date on which these activities are performed, and their disposal, as follows, in order to facilitate the tracing of firearms by law enforcement in the event that a firearm is diverted to the illicit market: i) manufacturer, make, model, type of firearm, classification, action, gauge or caliber, barrel length, magazine capacity (in the case of a fixed magazine), and all serial numbers found on the frame and receiver. this information is transferred to the provinces who can access it any time for any reason. the police and the cfo do not have access to this locally because the rcmp keeping records was abolished and made illegal following the absolution of the long gun registry. if you are ever in a situation where the possession of your firearms comes into question have no fear the provincial government, will supply the information to them, in the case of alberta historically being uncooperative with the feds, ottawa also gets a copy so :p. guess what lines up with the call to the cfo and purchase for your new super untraceable non restricted gun?
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