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| Out going Board and Executive from left: Gordon Holloway, Shelley Gregan, Steven Stewart, Lorraine Chapman, Michael Lutes, Don Coleman, Don Brown, Matt Wolf |
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| And again from left: Gordon Holloway, Shelley Gregan, Steven Stewart, Lorraine Chapman, Michael Lutes, Don Coleman, Don Brown, Matt Wolf. |
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| The Board and Executive of the Royal New Brunswick Rifle Association for 2015-2016 ____________________________________________________________________________ From Left: Don Coleman - Fullbore Representative to the Board; Michael Lutes - Past President; Conrad Leroux - President; Lorraine Chapman - Director at Large; Shelley Gregan - Treasurer; Bert deVink - Director at Large; Matt Wolf - Second Vice President; Steven Stewart - Director at Large; Gordon Holloway - First Vice President |
John McC. - 390/7XFrom Rob Dekker:
It's just two weeks until our next event in Moncton, NB. It's impossible to continue without your ongoing support, so please come out and join us on November 1st. If you can't make it, please do your part and tell everyone you know who might have interest about our upcoming events.
Also, be sure to check out our Facebook page now and again...always lots of fresh material to look at https://www.facebook.com/maritimemilitarycollectors
Lastly, our promotional video has been updated with new tunes and some fresh images from recent shows in the Maritimes.
https://youtu.be/5BzUG_DVyMc
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CANADIAN SHOOTING SPORTS ASSOCIATION / CANADIAN INSTITUTE FOR LEGISLATIVE ACTION
TEAM CSSA SPECIAL REPORT - October 5, 2015
LIBERAL PARTY RELEASES THEIR POLICY PLATFORMIf you think the federal Liberals have changed their spots, you might want to read this. This is what their newly released 2015 election policy document says about gun control and their intentions to attack the two million (plus) lawful Canadians that own firearms.LIBERAL FIREARMS POLICYWe will take action to get handguns and assault weapons off our streets. Over the last decade, Stephen Harper has steadily weakened our gun laws in ways that make Canadians more vulnerable and communities more dangerous.We will take pragmatic action to make it harder for criminals to get, and use, handguns and assault weapons. We will:• repeal changes made by Bill C-42 that allow restricted and prohibited weapons to be freely transported without a permit, and we will put decision-making about weapons restrictions back in the hands of police, not politicians;• provide $100 million each year to the provinces and territories to support guns and gangs police task forces to take illegal guns off our streets and reduce gang violence;• modify the membership of the Canadian Firearms Advisory Committee to include knowledgeable law enforcement officers, public health advocates, representatives from women’s groups, and members of the legal community;• require enhanced background checks for anyone seeking to purchase a handgun or other restricted firearm;• require purchasers of firearms to show a license when they buy a gun, and require all sellers of firearms to confirm that the license is valid before completing the sale;• require firearms vendors to keep records of all firearms inventory and sales to assist police in investigating firearms trafficking and other gun crimes;• immediately implement the imported gun marking regulations that have been repeatedly delayed by Stephen Harper; and• as part of our investment in border infrastructure, invest in technologies to enhance our border guards’ ability to detect and halt illegal guns from the United States entering into Canada.We will not create a new national long-gun registry to replace the one that has been dismantled.**** We will ensure that Canada becomes a party to the international Arms Trade Treaty.****
It was a gorgeous fall day in New Brunswick for the October 4th Centerfire Open and Sporter shoot in Minto. Eleven shooters from Mazerolle Settlement to Moncton turned to have some fun with friends. Some pretty good shooting today with almost all competitors in the 290s. Some shooters had some equipment problems while others had timing problems. One word of advice - don't bump your scope during a relay! It's not good for your composure or your score.
