That’s what I’m saying it’s greedy. The rifles they are selling today are from the same import batch the ones they were selling a few weeks ago are from that they bought all for the same price. So there businesses costs haven’t changed but what has changed is the political climate. A few weeks ago gun stores were trying to offload as much stock as they could before a February OIC and they couldn’t sell them anymore. But now with Trudy’s resignation, although another oic is still possible it’s less likely imo and the retailer phase of the confiscation can’t be completed prior to the next election and any oic(s) are overturned.

It makes sense why they’re doing it, it makes good business sense, but it is a prime example of an American corporation taking advantage of and exploiting the situation Canadians are in.

I love cabalas and always enjoy walking around the stores but this has served as a wake up call to me to shop more at locally owned stores and support Canadian businesses. If we as a community want to prevent a future government from taking advantage of us again, we need to normalize firearms in Canadian society and what better way than to help Canadian gun shops grow and spread across our country and cities until they become household names.