>>We just had a situation here in Canada where a gun collector kept his collection in a safe in his home. He actually took extraordinary precautions beyond what any normal person might. When he was on vacation, his place was broken into and the safe (though it apparently took 2 days) was broken into also. All the guns are now on the street being used to kill people.
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>>We've also, in the past has shooting ranges broken into and guns stolen that were subsequently used to kill people.
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>And your point is? What if they had broken into the military arsenal? I'm sorry, I forgot you live in Canada. Y'all don't have an aresnal. Do you have an army? Do they use real guns with real bullets? (VBG)

Are you kidding? The Canadian military is made up of extremely tough personnel, and believe me, I have it on very good authority that they both have real guns. The ammunition has been promised for sometime next April, just as soon as they can find a working coptor to transport it.

But, my point was that it doesn't matter how careful you are, it doesn't matter how 'law abiding' you are. If you own guns, it can turn out to be a problem for all of us. Having said that, I go back to my original point way back in the misty past of this thread, that banning guns is a stupid and impractical idea, but registration is neither.