TheGunBlog.ca — A new website went live last night to help Canadians oppose the new firearm seizures being studied by the federal government: NoGunBanCanada.com.

You can use the letter-writing platform developed by Bulls Eye London to print and send pre-written letters to key ministers.

The platform joins TheGunBlog.ca and OneClearVoice.ca in offering tools to challenge government plans to take away more guns from hunters and sport shooters with a federal firearm licence.

Scott Patience, the owner of Bulls Eye London, decided to create the website last week after the prime minister ordered an examination of a “full ban on handguns and assault weapons.”

“This is the critical moment, right now,” Patience told TheGunBlog.ca today by telephone. “Start sending the letters today.”

Hundreds of thousands of gun seizures are already under way because of laws passed by Trudeau’s Liberal Party in 1995.

More are in the works under Bill C-71, a law he proposed in March.

“You need to be part of the discussion, part of the input process,” Patience said. “Not only what is proposed, but what isn’t proposed.”

Bulls Eye London is a gun store based in London, Ontario, about 185 km southwest of Toronto. Patience said he’s aiming for 100,000 downloads, corresponding to 600,000 letters.

He developed the website with John Fitzgerald, the president of the Crumlin Sportsmen’s Association near London, after consulting with the Canadian Shooting Sports Association.

NoGunBanCanada.com doesn’t mention the prime minister, doesn’t mention any political party and doesn’t include any corporate branding. It doesn’t collect or track any personal information.

“We want to propagate this as wide as possible,” Patience said. “It’s completely non-partisan. It doesn’t even mention us.”

How it worked when I tried today:

1. Go to NoGunBanCanada.com (It redirects to the .ca domain.).
2. Click the link to download the form letters, and open the PDF file.
3. Enter your name and address on first PDF form. The other letters will be filled in automatically fills.
4. Print, fold, tape the edges, and post. No envelope or stamp necessary.

The letters will change. For now they are addressed to the prime minister, the leader of the opposition, and four ministers with responsibilities related to hunting, heritage and sport, and firearm licensing, registration and confiscation.

“When politicians are talking about something, they start to give it momentum within their own party and within government caucus,” said Patience. “It’s hard to walk things back. We want them to have a physical manifestation of our displeasure over any potential legislation so that it will affect their thought process as they think about it.”

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