Stittsville Shooting Ranges has bought a few trailer loads of pumpkins and will be letting people shoot them on November 17th. $5 gets you a pumpkin and a chance to win a rifle. $2 gets you just a pumpkin. We will also be doing regular target and skeet shooting.

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We are organizing a rifle event at the Stittsville Shooting Range in the west end of Ottawa. We will also be able to run small groups through skeet shooting if people are interested. If you wish to bring your own firearms please let us know and we will coordinate transportation. We will be meeting outside the University Centre at the Bookstore entrance for 9am after which we will drive to the range (departing around 9:30am). …

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So after some vacation and silence from FACU we want to get you back out to the range for some target and skeet shooting.

Facebook Event Here: https://www.facebook.com/events/419533291418777/

So we are organizing a rifle event at the Stittsville Shooting Range in the west end of Ottawa.

We will also be able to run small groups through skeet shooting if people are interested. If you wish to bring your own firearms please let us know and we will coordinate transportation.

We will be meeting outside the University Centre at the Bookstore entrance for 9am after which we will drive to the range (departing around 9:30am).

Drivers are needed and we will as always be subsidizing gas costs ($10) for drivers willing to take a car load from Carleton to the event. If you are willing to drive please contact Brandon Wallingford at president@facu.ca and he will ensure you are given a priority spot.

The cost has yet to be determined and will depend on the number of stations needed and the number of people that can come out. It will be somewhere between ten ($10) and twenty-five dollars ($25). Skeet costs about sixteen dollars ($16) and is paid to the range itself.

You must also have a FACU membership or pay a five dollar ($5) non-member fee to participate.

If you still need a membership the cost is only ten dollars ($10). You must fill out our online event signup form (http://facu.ca/event-signup-form/) and membership form (http://facu.ca/join/) to attend and doing so early will help guarantee a space for you. Hope you all can make it, The FACU Executive!

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Time: June 28th, 9am at Carleton, 9:30am departure, 10am at range
Location: Stittsville Shooting Range, 7265 Fernbank Rd., Stittsville, ON K2S 1B6
Cost: approx $10-15 ($15~ extra for skeet, extra cash to try members’ firearms)
Conditions of range: any non-licensed shooter must be within 1 foot of someone with PAL, no more than five people doing skeet at once.

Facebook Event Here: https://www.facebook.com/events/419533291418777/

Hey everyone,

We are organizing a day of skeet shooting at the Stittsville Shooting Range in the west end of Ottawa. <FACEBOOK EVENT HERE> We will also be booking a few stations on their rifle range. If you wish to bring your own firearms please let us know and we will coordinate transportation.

We will be meeting outside the University Centre at the Bookstore entrance for 9am after which we will drive to the range (departing around 9:30am).

Drivers are needed and we will as always be subsidizing gas costs ($10) for drivers willing to take a car load from Carleton to the event. If you are willing to drive please contact Ryan Macey at events@facu.ca and he will ensure you are given a priority drivers spot.

Cost will be twenty-five dollars ($25) and you must have a FACU membership or pay a five dollar ($5) non-member fee to participate.

If you still need a membership the cost is only ten dollars ($10).

You must fill out our online event signup form and membership form to attend and doing so early will help guarantee a space for you.

Hope you all can make it, The FACU Executive!

<FACEBOOK EVENT HERE>

Gun Control in Canada with Solomon Friedman (January 19th, 2012 – 6pm)
< facebook event here > (Location TBD)

The Firearms Association of Carleton University invites you to attend the second event of our lecture series “Firearms in Canada: A Critical Review”.

Solomon Friedman

This will be the second in a series of speaking and discussion events to examine the role of firearms in the Canadian context, and the role they will and should play in the future.

At this event we will be joined by Solomon Friedman who will discuss Gun control in Canada from the perspective of a criminal defence lawyer – How the laws target the law-abiding and fail to address the true causes of crime.

There will be a short talk, followed by discussion with the audience, some refreshments will be provided.

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More Information about Solomon:

Solomon Friedman is a criminal defence lawyer practising in Ottawa and Eastern Ontario. He is an associate with the prominent Ottawa firm Edelson Clifford D’Angelo.

Aside from his comprehensive criminal law practice, Solomon focuses on firearms law, particularly on issues confronting otherwise law-abiding gun owners, such as safe storage, registration, transportation, seizures and public safety warrants. He created and maintains the website www.firearmslaw.ca.

Solomon attended the University of Ottawa, Faculty of Common Law, where he graduated magna cum laude. Upon graduation, he was selected to clerk at the Supreme Court of Canada for the Honourable Mr. Justice Morris Fish. He is called to the Bar of Ontario.

Solomon represents his clients at trial before the Ontario Court of Justice and the Ontario Superior Court of Justice.

Solomon writes widely on topics related to criminal law and firearms law. He appears often in the media – print, television and radio – to discuss high-profile cases and new developments in the law. His opinion and feature articles have appeared in newspapers across the country, including the National Post, the Montreal Gazette and the Ottawa Citizen. He is a regular contributor to the Citizen’s bi-weekly column on legal rights and criminal law, entitled “Right to Know.”