Canada's Conservative government has introduced legislation to abolish the long-gun registry.
The registry requires owners of shotguns and rifles to register the weapons, but when Stephen Harper's Conservative government took power in 2006, they vowed to abolish the law.
Opponents of the registry say most violent crime involves handguns.
While a repeal failed last year, the Conservative's new majority has a much greater chance of success.
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