Charlton Heston Signed BC Wildlife Federation Cougar Mountain Lion NRA Framed for Sale

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Charlton Heston Signed BC Wildlife Federation Cougar Mountain Lion NRA Framed:
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Charlton Heston Signed BC Wildlife Federation Cougar Mountain Lion NRA Framed
This is a very unique one of a kind framed Charlton Heston signed item. Its was signed in 2000 when he visited Prince George BC to speak to members of the B.C. Wildlife Federation showing his support for gun ownership.
This is authentic and was confirmed = Morning Mike,

Thanks for reaching out. Yes, Charlton was in Prince George for the AGM- and yes, that is a legit signature on one of our promo materials.Hope that helps.Cheers

Steve Hamilton, Di.PR

Conservation, Hunting, Angling and Firearms Policy & Engagement Coordinator

BC Wildlife Federation

Here is some news about his trip.

Charlton Heston in B.C. to defend gun ownership
CBC News · Posted: Apr 14, 2000 6:30 AM PDT | Last Updated: November 10, 2000The man who played Moses on the big screen made a pilgrimage north to attack Canada's gun control law.Actor Charlton Heston travelled to Prince George Thursday to speak to members of the B.C. Wildlife Federation.Heston is a lifetime honorary member of the group, but is better known as president of the National Rifle Association, a U.S. lobby group that promotes the right to bear arms. It's an idea Heston believes in, passionately."The gun itself is just a symbol. It's individual freedom we're fighting for," he said."But over the long run, we've managed to beat back the gun haters and retain our right to keep and bear arms without registration and without confiscation."Heston said Canada's gun law, which calls for the registration of all firearms, punishes law-aoffering gun owners and won't reduce crime."You gave in on handguns, then you compromised on the long guns, then comes registration. Next comes confiscation," he said. "Trust me, that's history's proven sequence of events. And that's why with every passing day, more and more Canadians no longer trust their government."