<i>"Many of these guns are capable of firing rounds that could pass thro...

Jefferey Cave - 2013-08-29 20:11:23-0400 - Updated: 2013-08-29 20:13:33-0400

"Many of these guns are capable of firing rounds that could pass through vehicles, doors, walls and even body armour. That is an unacceptable risk to the public and the police," said Houghton

WTF? Every gun was legal.

He owned some illegal magazines, but had done nothing. The cops just keep talking about all of the things he could have done.

Massive arsenal of guns, ammunition seized in B.C. - British Columbia - CBC News

Jefferey Cave - 2013-08-29 23:04:16-0400

Just makes me angry seeing someone getting his legally owned property seized. I got nailed yesterday, over a typo on my birthday.

Zen Locust - 2013-08-30 02:33:07-0400

Guilty until proven innocent, and even then, he'll never ever get these fire arms back.

Greg A. Woods - 2013-08-30 14:27:44-0400

From a related article:

"The illegal part of this is his subsequent reselling of them on the black market to anyone with cash in hand."

So, there's been no info so far to show that the guy was licensed to sell those weapons, and it is highly unlikely that he would have been or else the police would already have known about this activity and would have full records on whom he was selling to.

Of course on the other hand the kind of violent criminals that most of the general public fear are not likely to be the ones who would use high-powered rifles. These are the kinds of weapons the police fear.

Jefferey Cave - 2013-08-31 06:00:03-0400 - Updated: 2013-08-31 16:21:06-0400

+Greg A. Woods This article also mentions the "Black Market", though does not state that he ever actually sold to anyone without a license. In Canada, anyone with a license to own firearms has a right to sell the firearms they own. Given the article states that he owned them legally, he must have a license.