Hey /k/. Canadafag here. I am poor as fuck due to the economy

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>>31582226
>$250 CDN
Grab SKS and go inna woods 2bqh

>>31582264
That's what I was thinking. However hunting ammunition in 7.62x39 is hard to find in stores. Unless you know of retailers who consistently have it in stock?

>>31582280
Why do people complain about "X" ammo being hard to find when it's everywhere online?

>>31582289
Convenience more than anything. I know places carry it online, and I know I'm being a little picky but it's nice just to be able to run the store and grab hunting legal ammo rather than wait a couple days to weeks for it

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Canada ammo has some pretty cheap shotguns that are quite decent. Might be a little closer to $300 but as far as pump action shotguns go that's about as good as it gets.

>>31582311
Just buy a thousand fucking rounds of steelcase and 5-10 boxes of hunting ammo all at once.

>>31582226
Fellow Canuck, got my Restricted in Alberta when I turned 18. canadiangunnutz is great for firearms, but if you want something a bit more professional then you could go to Marstar. Canadammo is great for... well... ammo. For starting rifle bigger than .243 that's cheap, M91/30. If you don't get it for your first rifle, you wouldn't be a respectable Canadian gun owner, or respectable gun owner in general, if you don't get one EVENTUALLY. SKS as well, but you want bigger than .243. M91/30, or sporterized Lee Enfield (if you're just hunting, buy a box of 20 softpoint .303 British. Shoot enough to make sure it's sighted in, then go get your meat). If you want plinking, then yeah, M91/30. Get some milsurp 7.62x54r and a box of soft point 7.62x54r. Plink with the surp, but STILL shoot some of the soft pointed stuff just to be 100% that those bullets will go where you want them to go. Don't want a sticky bolt? Clean the fuck out of it to get rid of cosmoline, that'll generally do the trick, though some still end up having rough bolts. IraqVeteran8888 has a series of vids on improving Mosins if you want to try a bit of amateur gunsmithing. Don't worry, it's nothing too intense for the most part.

Welcome to the world of firearms, fellow Canuck. One last note; DON'T point firearms at people. Even if you don't shoot, expect a world of shit to come down on you. Sad to say, but yeah, we still have a lot of Lib shit to clean up. Harper helped us a bit, hopefully we can get a Conservative PM again after Trudeau j.r.

>>31582980
Speaking of which, I think it might be an interesting thing for any American readers to find out about. Drinking age in Alberta is 18, so at 18 years old I could legally drink/go to pubs, as well as own long guns, short-barreled rifles, and pistols. Pretty kickass, even if carrying was still illegal.

Oh yeah, and due to personal experience, I advise avoiding MilArm as well as P&D Enterprises. Not exactly professional when I've dealt with them...

>>31582903
He's a poorfag and a Canadian. Cut him some slack.