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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6--NyqMhPCU

Based Texans

>texas

pls

Texas doesn't even have permitless concealed carry

Texas is weak.

okay so this is stupid as fuck but funny as fuck

So antique firearms in Canada are subject to ***zero*** license or registration requirements

antique firearms are any firearm made before 1885, or any flintlock, matchlock, or wheellock firearm.

the US has some similar laws, though I think it's more like pre-1900

This does mean that if you can manage to get one, you can concealed carry a flintlock

I doubt it

It doesn't mean it's not a firearm, it just gets exceptions to registration and sale rules

yeah I went looking more and found it's slightly different, as I turn out to be a bit stupid

it's 1898

and long guns only

You also don't have to register a firearm if it doesn't reach certain specifications in Canada, ie. my Slavia 618 rifle isn't powerful enough to need to be registered

so a flintlock pistol, no. A musket though, do as you please. You just have to follow the rules getting ammo.

However, since the ammunition rules in Canada are based around *cartridge* ammunition, as the RCMP says here
http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/cfp-pcaf/fs-fd/powder-poudre-eng.htm
black powder is covered under the explosives act instead

Heh

This means a musket is a self-defense weapon that's legal for all citizens of Canada

Nitro Express rifles *incoming*

That's still a cartridge

boooooooooo

only read the `antique firearms are any firearm made before 1885` bit

You'd be perfectly fine owning it

you'd just have issues buying ammo

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What's so insane about teachers with pistols?

I fail to see a downside

Do you at least have a guard?

The screeching is about mandating teachers be armed because "more guns = more violence" and because teachers are too busy trying(and failing) to properly teach their students to worry about gun training and handling

They are scared that teachers will shoot the students.

Maybe stop being a little shit to your teachers then.

Seems to me like the very minor risk is worth the extra security

I'd be more worried about someone other the teacher getting a hold of the gun, but still...

The only case of something bad that ever happened was that retard that shot at the ceiling.

How the fuck can you accidentally shoot the ceiling with your concealed gun?

You play with it. My friend in the police told me a story about some guys who shot a hole in their police car

End public schools