Camouflaged gunman arrested by police in Pillette Village

Must have forgot which side of the river he was on.

Must be one of those albino "Dindus".

Or maybe "Richard Wallace" is an Islamic name. If you hock a loogie while saying it, it kinda does start to sound Middle Eastern.

Those are the only two explanations.

Curious, with all of your highly vaunted gun control laws how is it that a homeless guy got hold of a firearm while law abiding citizens had to helplessly cower in fear from him?

Also, according to the gist of this article it seems you people need to pass some laws prohiobiting the private ownership of scary camoflauge pants.

Oh, he's not homeless. He's a literal freeman on the land.

It's part of their religion to shoot anyone who's home they want to occupy and take over. They weren't using it, amirite?

The world is a vampire.

Crime guns are either stolen from irresponsible gun owners or illegally bought from crooked gun owners.

The old saying being opinions are like assholes and you are one.

A good friend of mine, who is a conservation officer, had his entire gun cabinet removed from his house last month while he was at work. It's something that would have required would have required 3 or 4 very strong men to carry, as it was solid steel. Of course none of his neighbours saw a thing.

13 firearms gone, including shotguns, black powder muzzle loaders, target rifles and pistols gone.

Back in 1994 when Clinton and the Democrats passed their bullshit ban on rifles with scary looking accessories I lost almost everything in a tragic boating accident.

And in 2004 when the law expired I experienced a miraculous recovery of all of them!

http://www.vice.com/en_ca/read/toronto- ... -at-border


Yes or smuggled from the US of course. Half of Canadian crime guns are smuggled from the US...

That's all? I suppose we're losing market share to China, aren't we?

I dunno. I've still got legally purchased Chinese SKS. Picked them up in Calgary in 2003 for about $200 a piece. They are stored incredibly securely. A buddy of mine who was a former bosn' and in charge of small arms gave them a thorough going over and tips. They were manufactured in the 50s.