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I like my stars, hey Wendall when I get into that range can I just get extra stars instead of the targets/boobies?
@richard-germiller, bless his heart, I am sure Wendell intends those to represent rolls of flagging, which duh, yes they are. I just can??t help myself, sometimes I just have to let the a$$hole side out for air.
I’ve been known to be that way, more than I’d like to admit, just ask SWMBO
IANAL.
Getting an open or concealed permit to carry in southwestern Ontario, Canada is next to impossible for a civilian. That being said, there is nothing stopping you from transporting an unloaded, approved firearm as long as the vehicle is sealed and locked when you are not in control of the vehicle. The firearm must not be visible. Reason for transportation will be the grey area that will raise the eyebrows of the officer who pulls you over. Some say you need a reason (ie. hunting, going to the range, etc.) while others say you do not. I am unaware of case law in regards to it.
As recent laws allow an officer to classify a paintball marker or airsoft marker as a firearm “at the officer’s discretion,” the odds are not in one’s favor to transport an actual firearm. You would likely win in court. Whether that is worth the time and expense is up to the individual.
I’ve always found that a 4′ long, 1″x1″ Standard Iron Bar (SIB) acts as a pretty good deterrent. That being said, I still pop clays on the back 40 to keep my aim half decent.
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