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Jeff Kent hasn’t decided what to do about his rifles.
The president of the Saskatoon Rifle and Revolver Club said he’s spent around $13,000 on four firearms that are now prohibited, and likely eligible for the federal government’s voluntary buyback program.
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Details have yet to be unveiled, but the program follows the Liberal government’s decision to ban what it calls “military-style assault weapons,” or what the shooting community refers to as “modern sport rifles.”
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Jeff Kent hasn’t decided what to do about his rifles.
The president of the Saskatoon Rifle and Revolver Club said he’s spent around $13,000 on four firearms that are now prohibited, and likely eligible for the federal government’s voluntary buyback program.
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Try refreshing your browser, or Gun owners argue Canada s new gun control measures won t work Back to video
Details have yet to be unveiled, but the program follows the Liberal government’s decision to ban what it calls “military-style assault weapons,” or what the shooting community refers to as “modern sport rifles.”