Tom Gresham's Gun Talk - 02.09.14 Part A

Published on February 18, 2014
Duration: 44:45

This episode of Gun Talk features an interview with Canadian attorney Solomon Freeman, who discusses the history and implications of the Canadian long gun registry. Freeman explains how registration can lead to confiscation, citing examples like the events in High River during a flood where police allegedly used registration data to confiscate firearms. He warns Americans about the dangers of government databases and registration, emphasizing that governments are reluctant to relinquish information about their citizens.

Quick Summary

Canadian attorney Solomon Freeman warns that firearm registration, even if repealed, poses a significant risk of confiscation. He explains that government databases are difficult to fully erase and have historically been followed by prohibitions, citing examples from Canada and other countries.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Sponsor Message
  2. 01:02Show Opening & Caller Topics
  3. 02:39Interview with Solomon Freeman: Canadian Gun Registry
  4. 03:01History of the Long Gun Registry
  5. 04:00Registration Leading to Confiscation
  6. 06:00Use of Destroyed Records
  7. 07:35High River Flood & Firearm Confiscation
  8. 08:41Canadian Gun Rights Advocacy
  9. 10:10Solomon Freeman's Website
  10. 10:37Alien Gear Holsters Ad
  11. 11:04Ruger LC 380 Ad
  12. 11:37Gun Talk TV Training Resources
  13. 12:40Crimson Trace Ad
  14. 13:09Top Gun Supply Ad
  15. 13:49EXS Sites Giveaway
  16. 14:21Winchester Ammo Plant Fire News
  17. 15:30Caller: Colt AR-15 Quality Concerns
  18. 18:34Caller: California APPS System
  19. 21:00Engaging Other Gun Owners
  20. 22:59Guest Submission Info
  21. 23:10Winchester Ammo Plant Fire Update
  22. 24:01EXS Sites Giveaway Details
  23. 24:54What Gun to Buy for Self-Defense? (Caller Question)
  24. 25:54Caller: Mossberg 715T Magazine Issues
  25. 28:19Caller: Colt Competition Rifle (CCR)
  26. 30:16Double Tap Ammunition Ad
  27. 30:42Smith & Wesson Bodyguard Ad
  28. 31:05WhereToShoot.org Resource
  29. 31:34MEC Reloaders Ad
  30. 32:07Concealed Carry Training DVDs
  31. 33:07Double Tap Ammunition Ad
  32. 33:36Gun Talk Poll
  33. 33:48New Material for Gun Talk TV
  34. 35:00Caller: Ruger LC9 Trigger Pull
  35. 39:52Winchester Ammo Plant Fire Report (Larry Reid)
  36. 42:13Golf and Shooting Combination
  37. 44:27Closing Remarks & Next Segment

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main concern regarding the Canadian long gun registry?

The primary concern is that even though the long gun registry was repealed, the data may not have been fully destroyed and could still be used by law enforcement, potentially leading to confiscation of firearms.

How can firearm registration lead to confiscation?

Historically, registration of firearms has often been followed by governments deeming certain types of firearms prohibited or requiring their confiscation, as seen in countries like Australia and the UK, and concerns exist in Canada as well.

What happened during the High River flood in Canada concerning firearms?

During the High River flood, police were reportedly going door-to-door, seemingly aware of which homes contained firearms, and confiscated them from residents as they were being evacuated, raising questions about the use of registration data.

What advice is given to gun owners regarding registration?

Gun owners are advised to be highly skeptical of firearm registration and government databases. The belief is that governments are reluctant to give up citizen information, and this data can end up in the 'wrong hands,' posing a risk to gun ownership rights.

Where can one find more information on Canadian gun rights?

For information on the situation regarding Canadian gun owners and gun rights in Canada, individuals can visit the website FirearmsLA.ca, as recommended by attorney Solomon Freeman.

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