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The ground is littered with spent shotgun shells at the Vancouver Gun Club in Richmond, British Columbia February 10, 2013. Formed in 1924, the Vancouver Gun Club has a regular membership of about 400 and sells an estimated 1100 day passes each year. Canada has very strict laws controlling the use of handguns and violent crime is relatively rare. Picture taken February 10, 2013. REUTERS/Andy Clark ( CANADA/ )

A member of the Vancouver Gun Club rests his shotgun on his shoulder while waiting for his turn at the club's 39 acre facility in Richmond, British Columbia February 17, 2013. The Vancouver Gun Club only offers trap shooting, sporting clays, skeet and Olympic trap. Formed in 1924, the shotgun only club has a regular membership of about 400 and sells an estimated 1100 day passes each year. Canada has very strict laws controlling the use of handguns and violent crime is relatively rare. Picture taken February 17, 2013. REUTERS/Andy Clark ( CANADA/ )

Shotguns sit in a rack on the shooting range of the Vancouver Gun Club in Richmond, British Columbia February 10, 2013. The Vancouver Gun Club is a shotgun only club and is popular with bird hunters to hone their skills in the off season. Formed in 1924, the club has a regular membership of about 400 and sells an estimated 1100 day passes each year. Canada has very strict laws controlling the use of handguns and violent crime is relatively rare. Picture taken February 10, 2013. REUTERS/Andy Clark ( CANADA/ )

A member of the Vancouver Gun Club takes aim while trap shooting at their facility in Richmond, British Columbia February 10, 2013. Formed in 1924, the shotgun-only club has a regular membership of about 400 and sells an estimated 1100 day passes each year. Canada has very strict laws controlling the use of handguns and violent crime is relatively rare. Picture taken February 10, 2013. REUTERS/Andy Clark ( CANADA/ )

Rich Korbus reacts after missing his shot while trap shooting at the Vancouver Gun Club in Richmond, British Columbia February 17, 2013. Formed in 1924 the Vancouver Gun Club, which is a shotgun-only club, has a regular membership of about 400 and sells an estimated 1100 day passes each year. Canada has very strict laws controlling the use of handguns and violent crime is relatively rare. Picture taken February 17, 2013. REUTERS/Andy Clark ( CANADA/ )

Visitors watch members shoot trap at the Vancouver Gun Club in Richmond, British Columbia February 17, 2013. Formed in 1924, the Vancouver Gun Club, which is a shotgun-only club, has a regular membership of about 400 and sells an estimated 1100 day passes each year. Canada has very strict laws controlling the use of handguns and violent crime is relatively rare. Picture taken February 17, 2013. REUTERS/Andy Clark ( CANADA/ )

A man rests a shotgun on his shoulder next to signs posted on a wall at the Vancouver Gun Club in Richmond, British Columbia February 10, 2013. Formed in 1924, the Vancouver Gun Club, which is a shotgun-only club, has a regular membership of about 400 and sells an estimated 1100 day passes each year. Canada has very strict laws controlling the use of handguns and violent crime is relatively rare. Picture taken February 10, 2013. REUTERS/Andy Clark ( CANADA/ )

Shooters check the angle while waiting for their turn during skeet shooting at the Vancouver Gun Club in Richmond, British Columbia February 17, 2013. Formed in 1924, the Vancouver Gun Club, which is a shotgun-only club, has a regular membership of about 400 and sells an estimated 1100 day passes each year. Canada has very strict laws controlling the use of handguns and violent crime is relatively rare. Picture taken February 17, 2013. REUTERS/Andy Clark ( CANADA/ )

A member of the Vancouver Gun Club shoots trap at the clubs facilities in Richmond, British Columbia February 17, 2013. Formed in 1924 the Vancouver Gun Club, which is a shotgun-only club, has a regular membership of about 400 and sells an estimated 1100 day passes each year. Canada has very strict laws controlling the use of handguns and violent crime is relatively rare. Picture taken February 17, 2013. REUTERS/Andy Clark ( CANADA/ )

A sporting clay disintegrates after being hit by a shot from a shooter at the Vancouver Gun Club in Richmond, British Columbia February 17, 2013. Formed in 1924, the Vancouver Gun Club, which is a shotgun-only club, has a regular membership of about 400 and sells an estimated 1100 day passes each year. Canada has very strict laws controlling the use of handguns and violent crime is relatively rare. Picture taken February 17, 2013. REUTERS/Andy Clark ( CANADA/ )

Shooter Doug Boyd reacts after he hits his trap at the Vancouver Gun Club in Richmond, British Columbia February 17, 2013. The club offers trap, skeet, sporting clays and Olympic trap for members and day visitors. Formed in 1924 the Vancouver Gun Club, which is a shotgun-only club, has a regular membership of about 400 and sells an estimated 1100 day passes each year. Canada has very strict laws controlling the use of handguns and violent crime is relatively rare. Picture taken February 17, 2013. REUTERS/Andy Clark ( CANADA/ )

A member of the Vancouver Gun Club gets more ammunition while taking part in sporting clays at their facility in Richmond, British Columbia February 17, 2013. Sporting clays, also known as "golf with a shotgun", uses clay targets to simulate various birds and projects the targets in different directions and heights. Formed in 1924 the Vancouver Gun Club, which is a shotgun-only club, has a regular membership of about 400 and sells an estimated 1100 day passes each year. Canada has very strict laws controlling the use of handguns and violent crime is relatively rare. Picture taken February 17, 2013. REUTERS/Andy Clark ( CANADA/ )

A member of the Vancouver Gun Club peeks out from behind the hut where sporting clays are fired from at the club's facility in Richmond, British Columbia February 17, 2013. Formed in 1924 the Vancouver Gun Club, which is a shotgun-only club, has a regular membership of about 400 and sells an estimated 1100 day passes each year. Canada has very strict laws controlling the use of handguns and violent crime is relatively rare. Picture taken February 17, 2013. REUTERS/Andy Clark ( CANADA/ )

A range officer carries a rifle in the shooting range at the DVC Indoor Shooting Centre in Port Coquitlam, British Columbia March 22, 2013. The DVC is the only indoor shooting centre in the province that rents firearms to the public without a license. Canada has very strict laws controlling the use of handguns and violent crime is relatively rare. Picture taken March 22, 2013. REUTERS/Andy Clark ( CANADA/ )

A visitor of DVC Indoor Shooting Centre fires a pistol on their range in Port Coquitlam, British Columbia March 22, 2013. The DVC, that has 13 individual shooting lanes, is the only indoor shooting centre in the province that rents firearms to the public without a license. Canada has very strict laws controlling the use of handguns and violent crime is relatively rare. Picture taken March 22, 2013. REUTERS/Andy Clark ( CANADA/ )

A target hit several times is seen through a piece of cardboard, also peppered with bullet holes, at the DVC Indoor Shooting Centre in Port Coquitlam, British Columbia March 22, 2013. The DVC is the only indoor shooting centre in the province that rents firearms to the public without a license. Canada has very strict laws controlling the use of handguns and violent crime is relatively rare. Picture taken March 22, 2013. REUTERS/Andy Clark ( CANADA/ )

A woman fires a .22 calibre AR-15 rifle on the range at DVC Indoor Shooting Centre in Port Coquitlam, British Columbia March 22, 2013. The DVC is the only indoor shooting centre in the province that rents firearms to the public without a license. Canada has very strict laws controlling the use of handguns and violent crime is relatively rare. Picture taken March 22, 2013. REUTERS/Andy Clark ( CANADA/ )

A woman holds a .50AE Desert Eagle and her target while visiting the DVC Indoor Shooting Centre in Port Coquitlam, British Columbia March 22, 2013. The DVC is the only indoor shooting centre in the province that rents firearms to the public without a license. The centre has several kinds of pistols from 38 specials 44 magnums. Canada has very strict laws controlling the use of handguns and violent crime is relatively rare. Picture taken March 22, 2013. REUTERS/Andy Clark ATTENTION EDITORS: PICTURE 21 OF 24 FOR PACKAGE 'GUN CULTURE - CANADA' SEARCH 'CANADA GUN' FOR ALL IMAGES ( CANADA/ )

Mona Kambo (C) holds up her shooting target while her friend Kylie Cronin (R) takes a picture at the DVC Indoor Shooting Centre in Port Coquitlam, British Columbia March 22, 2013. The DVC is the only indoor shooting centre in the province that rents firearms to the public without a license. Friday night is 'Ladies Night' at the centre. Canada has very strict laws controlling the use of handguns and violent crime is relatively rare. Picture taken March 22, 2013. REUTERS/Andy Clark ( CANADA/ )