‘Assault on Our Sovereignty’: How George Soros Funds Foreign Government Lawsuits Against American Gun Makers [More]
Additional insights:
- American Gun-Control Group Is Funded By The Mexican Government
- George Soros’s Open Society Funded Foreign Agents’ Lawsuits Against U.S. Gun Industry
- The usual suspects
And it looks like the frostbacks want in on the action.
“84.6% of crime guns in Canada are from the U.S.” reminds me of how the grabbers pulled the same scam to set up Gunwalker.
Well they have to be from SOMEWHERE, and that somewhere obviously isn’t Canada.
Grok:
Canada currently has zero companies that manufacture modern handguns (semi-automatic pistols or revolvers) for commercial sale.
John Inglis produced Hi-Power pistols only during WWII and has not made firearms in decades.
Para-Ordnance started in Canada but moved production to the United States around 2009; the brand was later discontinued.
Colt Canada makes rifles and related small arms, not handguns.
Other Canadian firms (Sterling Arms, Cadex, Black Creek Labs, Kodiak Defence, etc.) produce rifles or pistol-caliber carbines (long guns that use pistol ammunition), not handguns.
Small custom shops or replica black-powder makers exist, but they do not constitute operating commercial handgun manufacturers. Combined with the 2022 national freeze on handgun transfers, there is effectively no domestic handgun production industry left.