GG>EP>        Gus, are you a member of the Dominion of Canada Rifle
GG>EP>        Association (DCRA)? You should be.
GG>I wish. I should be doing a lot of things I neither have the time or money
GG>for. Working two jobs and freelancing other stuff doesn't leave me much of
GG>either. I still owe the buggers from Revenue Canada from two years ago.
GG>- GWG
        Gus, if you say you're too busy or can't afford it; this is the
        last time I'll mention it. In Canada, the DCRA serves the same
        purpose as our NRA. If things are ever going to turn around in
        Canada, it's going to have to start with the DCRA. Unless of
        course, you simply skip all the intermediate steps and go
        straight to either submission or open rebellion. We can't offer
        much help from down here, other than moral support; and
        tinkering in the affairs of a sovereign nation is often
        something best thought about twice...and forgotten.
        If you want freedom in Canada, supporting the DCRA is a good
        first step. Besides, they do blackpowder stuff, too. That's how
        I was going to arrange for you to shoot the muzzleloader...just
        call a friend in the DCRA and tell him this prospective new
        member (who's politically aware, and tired of all the guff) had
        expressed an interest. I'm sure they have someone who lives
        close to you. Ernie P.
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