“It ain’t your grandpa’s club anymore” … The CCFR is cutting edge when you think about moving forward with gun owner’s rights and the continuation of our sport for generations to come. If you have not joined or are sitting on the fence then maybe this will help you make

  A huge CCFR Congratulations to Early Bird Prize Winner Steven Boivin!! Steven is the proud new owner of a Primary Arms Rifle Scope from our good friends at CTC Supplies for generously supporting this contest. Visit CTC Supplies here Each week the CCFR will award a different “early bird”

That’s right everyone, the CCFR is back with another blockbuster. It’s called the Victory Bonds Gun Giveaway. The CCFR needs you to buy Victory Bonds in the great battle of public opinion. To reward our brave men and women we have put together 5 chances to win. 4 early bird

Ottawa, June 14, 2017 Gun owners across the country are once again frustrated with the Liberal government handing over the decision making process to law enforcement, a duty usually reserved for elected officials. Today, RCMP Firearms Program posted a new memo on their website with yet another re-interpretation of legislation

Ottawa, June 9, 2017   Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale tabled Bill C-52 today in the House of Commons. The much anticipated legislation has had gun owners on the edge of their seats after some word-game name changes earlier this week. Originally named “an Act to amend the Act to

Ottawa, June 7, 2017 Read the Order Paper here The Liberals will introduce an amendment to the Act to End the Long Gun Registry (LGR), reopening the Act. There has been debate on both sides about the Quebec provincial government’s intent to implement their own provincial long gun registry. The

Tories from across Canada descended on the Toronto Congress Centre this weekend to watch a new leader for the Conservative party be born. The CCFR sent both Ontario Director Jamie Elliott and Public Relations VP, Tracey Wilson to take in the action and get live updates to the membership. The

The proposed UN marking scheme had the firearms community wondering what affect this program would have on public safety. With a suggested price tag of up to $200 per firearm attached to it, the fact guns in Canada are already fully traceable through their unique serial number caused the community