Any inside information on what was going on?

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Originally Posted by canadaman30

Mostly all city folk, sighting in deer guns. Nothing to see here, move along now....

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Much of the properties north of Orangeville and Shelburne has been purchased by East Indians as its within commuting distance from workplaces in Brampton. As you probably know also East Indians are big into farming both here and in B.C. so strong possibility they were on their own properties or relatives properties.

I guess they are going to get the education in firearms they never learned in the CFSC or hunters education course.

Well magic, a Pakistani is a person from Pakistan, which is a different country from India.

If you have a Map and the ability to read it you will discover that for yourself, while you are reading maybe look up derogatory words and try not to use them.

Just trying to lighten it up a bit Gils

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Originally Posted by js4fn

Who knows what happened.
Let’s speculate
Betcha some tannerite to start it off
Likely some hand guns
Couple of Karen’s
It’s different world. Hell just reading this site proves we’re willing to eat are own

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A bunch of jackasses from the city firing off handguns on farm after dark on New Years Eve aren't "my own." Reporting them was the right thing to do and if any of them were legal owners they should never have a license to own a gun again.

Yep......a bunch of citiots getting together on a private farm thinking they can do whatever they want. I wonder how that will work out for them?

Some of them will be serious criminal charges especially discharging restricted firearms outside of a gun range designed for such.

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Originally Posted by rick_iles

Right!!! Deer seasons closed, handguns discharged,….good guess !!!!

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Have to be careful we don't hurt snowflakes feelings with the truth.
These are the kind of folks our liberal government reduced gun crime sentences for one day after announcing gun ban. My guess is they get next to nothing for they're criminal actions.

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Originally Posted by canadaman30

Have to be careful we don't hurt snowflakes feelings with the truth.
These are the kind of folks our liberal government reduced gun crime sentences for one day after announcing gun ban. My guess is they get next to nothing for they're criminal actions.

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This will be a tough one, but at the end of the day it was a bunch of guys that knowingly and willingly made some real dumb decisions and they need to pay the price. It is painfully obvious that the owners of these firearms are NOT responsible and do not represent the majority of Canadian firearms community so at the very least some free room and board along with a lifetime firearms ban.

To be honest if it was a bunch of white guys that did the same thing I would probably be more angry as this would feed directly into the liberal rhetoric for such a gun ban.

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Originally Posted by 410001661

This will be a tough one, but at the end of the day it was a bunch of guys that knowingly and willingly made some real dumb decisions and they need to pay the price. It is painfully obvious that the owners of these firearms are NOT responsible and do not represent the majority of Canadian firearms community so at the very least some free room and board along with a lifetime firearms ban.

To be honest if it was a bunch of white guys that did the same thing I would probably be more angry as this would feed directly into the liberal rhetoric for such a gun ban.

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I agree. But when you look at the amount of gang bangers getting caught with loaded illegal guns, they get slap on the wrist punishment, most spend little to no time in the crowbar hotel.
Liberals don't like to be harsh on their criminal voters, they need all the votes they can get....

Wonder if any cabelas ammo was being fired off in the dark

All the charges seem to me to be pretty light. There weren't any "unlawful possession" or "unlawful transport" charges laid. There should have been a bucket load more than what there were.