Canada General - RCMP? Edition

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>>31778041
First for pretty guns

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>>31778041
second for slavcraft

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>>31778144
fucking rotation.

>>31778160
Where's all the vodka?

>>31778223
For some reason it's hard to find actual Russian vodka in Canada.

Most vodkas I've seen for sale have been Polish, Scandinavian, French, and North American.

>>31778144
What the fuck is with that Heinz bottle?

The shape is very much a ketchup bottle, but the label and contents clearly aren't ketchup.

>>31778312
You can't even find Russian Standard? wtf Canada

>>31777376
My .22 (Marlin 795) has even less recoil than my air rifle. It's a fun little plinker, but it does feel like a toy. I've never owned a 9mm of any sort though so I can't really compare them.

You should buy an SKS instead.

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>>31778041
Got a second tree nigger
>>31778312
are you stupid? stolichnaya and russian standard gold are everywhere.
>>31778326
diesel

>>31778431
Stolichnaya is Latvian.

I'm well aware of Russian Standard, but that's only ONE Russian vodka out of countless non-Russian vodkas.

Vz. 58 with the STANAG magazine adapter and XCR-L micro pistol magazines works excellent.

No failures to feed, even when going near cyclic with bump fire. The bolt catch is a bit finicky, sometimes it doesn't engage on some of the magazines. I think my bolt catch might need a bit of lube.

The other gremlin is that when a fresh magazine is inserted after the BHO is engaged, the BHO won't disengage fully. The BHO catches on a little lip of metal. If magazines are inserted while the bolt is closed, this does not happen.

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>>31778144
>>31778160
With all the wood you hauled around you could have just carried a coleman stove. You guys attenfag here and it's always cringetarded 0/10 wouldn't operate with tier shenanigans.

>>31778963
>missing out on that woodsmoke smell and firemaking ritual
it must suck to be allergic to fun

>>31778963
I'm not associated with Moleman in any way, shape or form, but cooking with wood is far superior to gas.

I smoked my turkey instead of roasting it in the oven last Thanksgiving. It was objectively the best turkey my family & guests have ever had.

>>31779051
>not starting a wood fire in your oven
best of both worlds

>>31779275
>not putting your oven in a wood fire

It's like you hate flavour

>>31779290
>Not turning your home into one big wood fire
It's like you hate heat.

>>31779325
>>31779290
>>31779275
>replying in greentext with slight variances
It's like you're all fucking stupid.

>>31779325
I tried that, now I'm on the run from the cops for burning my neighbour's house down.

Still the best Turkey I've had yet

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>>31778431
delicious

Going to a gun show next weekend. I keep telling myself I don't need an SKS as I already have a VZ58, but Lord help me if I see one for a good price...

>>31779370
Oh geez you're not a lot of fun either bud.

>>31778144
Bruh why are you wearing issued boots. They are heavy as fuck. I hope you didnt buy them

>>31780416
no they aren't, you sure your legs just arent weak?

>>31779822
if you see one with a decent bore for less than 200 you better buy it

>>31780575
Yeah, 'specially with the UN marking shenanigans that may or may not be happening next year. I'm inclined to get one sooner rather than later for that reason alone.

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How the heck do you take the safety off a DA Outlaw? On the other side I can see the bottom of a threaded stud, I don't know how the safety switch is attached to the stud, I've tried twisting it either direction to see if it's threaded on and I've tried shimmying it out with flatheads.
I'm trying to fix this shoddy piece of shit, the safety does not work with the top and bottom receiver screws tightened. The safety works without the screws so I'm thinking when I tighten them it binds it up somehow and the safety doesn't stay in place. Without the screws and the side plates off I can see how the safety pushes a block on top of the trigger blocks inside. This piece of crap is not worth taking to a gunsmith, I just want to hear from someone if they have this same shotgun

>>31778160
Did you hunt a squirrel with that hueg ass rifle on your back?

>>31780416
>>31780538
moleman only likes heavy things. it's his way of blending in with sunbacks. moleman needs to weigh under 80 pounds to fit through his tunnels, so when outside he just piles on the gear until he weighs 200 pounds like a normal man.

those boots aren't actually that heavy, but the soles are awful on ice.

>>31780642
>moleman is speaking in third person now
Oh god the memes are materializing

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I got that 870 today anons. I should really stop spending money but I can't.

I figure I'll fuck around with it for awhile, and if I decide I need steel shot or 3 1/2 I'll get something a little better, but for 375 bucks I figured I couldn't go wrong.

>>31780740
What's this about steel shot? Should I not be shooting that out of my Moss 500?
Congratulations on that purchase by the way, and commiserations on the spending habit. I think we all know that feel.

>>31780631
Shit nevermind I can see now the stock wasn't just popped onto the receiver bits, the bottom plate was riveted on, theres no way for me to take this thing apart. Don't ever buy a dominion arms outlaw, they are trash. I only bought it because loosey goosey gun laws and such

>>31780809

It's got some kind of choke, and I'm told you shouldn't shoot steel shot with a choke.

>>31780724
>I get mistaken for moleman
I never thought I'd see the day.

>>31780837
improved with steel shot is fine. modern chokes are designed for steel shot because because of the legal need for steel

>>31780897

How do I identify the choke? It seems like a very gentle taper

>>31780637
yea
>>31780642
pretty much this

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How much do you syrup eaters love this guy?

>>31780925
Should say somewhere on the barrel. If it's a 30" barrel like mine, it's probably a full choke.

>>31780642
I squat 4 plates duder. Of course they arent heavy for fucking around in the woods but if you ever do any serious ruck marching in them you will be wishing you had lighter boots.
And besides moleman ive seen your pinner ass frame, who are you to call people weak haha

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>>31780997
literally literally who?

>mfw I drank a whole bottle of syrup today

>>31780997
His voice is surprisingly comfy to listen to, I often like to put on one of his videos in the background while I do other shit.

>>31780997
I have no idea what the hell this is, but it looks stupid as shit.

>>31781064
>>31781138
Google NorthernLion
He's a national treasure.

>>31781051
>225 squat
>impressive
Kek anybody can squat '4 plates' in 3 months of training

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>>31781095
his use of pop culture is brilliant!
his LPs are great eg. Tomoforge and the Fallout ones

>>31778486
are Russian Prince and Prince Igor not Russian?

>>31781051
not sure why you're telling me about your squats. nice though, I love squats. I was five pounds shy of four before I fucked everything up. one day I'll hit that 800 lbs squat

I walked for two weeks with my pair and a pack. The boots aren't that heavy, especially when compared to steel toed boots which I used to wear. You can get lighter boots but not for 10 dollars.

>>31781195
dyel? 4plate is 405 lbs.

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>>31781064
Ooooooooooooooooh Caaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaanada...

>>31781236
>4 plates
>45 + 45 + 45 + 45 + the bar (45) = 405
Nice math kiddo

>>31781236
>I used to do this

You're just like guys who say they benched 300lbs back in high school whenever they meet someone fitter than them

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>>31781255
Why the fuck are you dressed up as Indianapolis Jones?

>>31781233
Those are both Canadian-made.

>>31781366
First Trudeau rescinding voting reform now this!?

I've been lied to! feels bad, man.

>>31781051
let me punch you in the chest.
>inb4 you wear plates and i shatter my hand

>>31781257
is this bait?

you only count the plates on one side. did you seriously think 1 plate involves lifting a bar that's loaded only on one side?

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>>31781383
At least he hasn't gone after guns. Yet.

>>31781276
yeah. I'm just sad about it.

if guns get turbobanned I'm probably going to talk about how I used to have guns before the boating accident as well.

is it a crime to like squats? I'll recover soon enough

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>>31778312

Polish Wodka is better anyways.

It's a bit more dryer than Russian because it's made the correct way using rye

>>31781476
What we need is a bunch of faggots and trannies to start a Canadian branch of the Pink Pistols and lobby for shall-issue CC

so i got assaulted last night walking to the store,found out who the guy is ,apparently he has gang connections, and from a facebook status of a second attacker it almost seems that they're friends would like to take a crack at me,small town of 7k ,and i dont have a car so i walk most of the time ,i dont think they know who i am but them or other people might have seen the cops give me a lift back home straight down the street a few blocks,legal cc "weapons" or oc and some tips would be appreciated ,also im trying to press charges but evidence is kind of scant.

>>31781926
>>31781954
i could use that,im not a faggot but i punch like one.

>>31781926
There are two Canadian chapters of Pink Pistols.

One in Toronto, ON and one in "Lower Mainland," BC.

>>31781954
carry a baseball bat, a glove, and a ball with you everywhere you go. Whenever you get jumped it's conveniently always while heading to or from practice.

>>31782076
i appreciate the advice however i feel that walking across town with a bat and certainly in a store would end up with me being back in a police car.

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>>31782029
Why haven't any of the pro gun groups latched onto those groups yet? They would be fantastic leverage against any Trudeau backed restrictions, using his identity politics against him. This would also give the group the publicity they seek so really, it's a win-win.

>>31782029
Well I guess they aren't too visible then

>>31781954
A nice solid umbrella might work, whack them like my nigga Mary Poppins would have done

>>31781926
we tried to get the feminists to promote CC but they just mumbled about "women shouldn't have to defend themselves, the thug would just take the gun and rape her"

>>31781954
kidnap him with a few of your friends and stage a mock execution. go so far as to make him dig the hole six feet deep and kneel in front of it. beat the shit out of him, throw him in the hole and drive off. everybody has "gang connections" and thinks it makes them invulnerable. nobody is protected, not him, not you, not anybody.
>legal cc "weapons"
claw hammer
steel toed boots
decent sized knife
flashlight
dog spray (not technically a weapon since weapons are for people)

or just carry a pistol.

>>31782148
>friends
sweet,sweet summer child

all good suggestions though,dog spray seems great if its compact enough,i already carry a decent knife(ontario RAT)i pulled it after he punched me but it slipped out of my hand.

>>31782148
im 19 and still live at home ,my mother ,cousin and niece and nephew live in the same house,so im also very concerned that they know where i live.

>>31782176
you mean a RAT-7 or the folder? fixed blade or fuck off

learn not to drop your shit.

did cops get uppity about your knife?

>>31782210
Is your cousin a big guy?

>>31782210
they all know how to use a gun, right?

why do you think these guys are after you?

>>31782224
>>31782224
folder ,g10's slippery when wet with blood,but i concede the point,cops just asked if i had any weapons i said yeah,do they want it,they said nah.

>>31782239
mother kinda does,nephew is 5 niece is 2,cousin is a female 6ft 300lb native ,not muscle.

>>31782261
>female 6ft 300lb native
Your family's safe.

>>31782176

A knife is the worst self defence tool. No one wins a knife fight. Everyone ends up bleeding. You might kill this prick and then you're going to goatse prison. Dog spray is very compact. Collapsible baton is a great way to take someone's kneecap out.

>>31781954
Why is anybody after you?

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>>31782261
>female 6ft 300lb native
Looks like the Trickster Coyote Spirit has blessed your household with a Protective Grizzly Bear. No evil shall pass through those halls

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>Filling out PAL form
>Two references from people I have known for three years who aren't my conjugal partner
>Most of the people I have known for three years have moved away / can't readily get a signature from them
>The rest are anti gun faggots

Crap, what do? I keep up with most of my friends online because they're out of province. I don't want to use my parents because they're antsy around guns, and I don't want to use my brother because I'm pretty sure he has a criminal record. I'm pretty sure my roommate would be good for one. Not sure I like the idea of going into my old workplace and asking someone to reference me to get a gun.

>>31782365
>this same retarded argument that applies to gunfights
if you bring your dick to a knife fight you get stabbed in the dick

it's only a "knife fight" if you both have knives. you can't control if he has a knife but you can control if you have a knife. the baton is a great idea but since you should always carry a knife anyway, you might as well use it if you have one. baton for reach, knife for knifing

he's a game for you:
he knife, you no knife = bad
he no knife, you no knife = equal
he knife, you knife = equal
he no knife, you knife = good

basic logic proves that knives are a sensible choice, and that's why they were carried for thousands of years

>>31782430
mail the signature sheet to them

the RCMP just calls them to see if they're legit and asks if you're ok. don't stress about it. where does it say that they can't have a criminal record? I guess you might not want the RCMP to know that you associate with convicts.

>>31782435

If you get into a struggle with someone and you're trying to stab them, you're probably going to cut the shit out of yourself as well. I carry a knife for knife shit but it's the last thing I'd want to rely on in a defense situation.

And yeah, if anon kills some faggot for jumping him he's still going to jail because canada. Better to bludgeon and GTFO

>>31782430
Ask your friends anyway, and mail them the application form, then have them mail it back to you signed.

Yes it adds on to the cost, and yes it takes more time. But both of these things are better than not having a gun at all.

>>31782430
If you're in reasonable distance from GTA/Peel Region, I will pretend to have known you for three years and sign no problem.

>>31782430
This.

This is the reason why people tell you it's important to socialize and make friends.

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>>31782468
>>31782482

>16. c) During the past five (5) years, have you or any member of your household been prohibited from possessing any firearm?

I don't live with my brother, but I'm not too fluent with legal speak and do not know if he counts as part of my household or anything.

>>31782504

I forgot that one of my friends should be coming into town later this week, so I'll just ask him to sign.

>>31782517

I have a few good friends that I keep in tough with. I'm not a big fan of our postal system so I'm not too keen on mailing things out.

I think I've solved my problem though. Thanks for your responses.

>>31782430
Dude, put your mother and father on there. That's what I did.

>Anon, the RCMP called me for that thing you were filling out and they asked if you were going to kill anyone. I said no and they told me to have a nice day.
It's very simple.

>>31782555
Member of household means literally anyone you currently live with.

Also, it specifically says "prohibited from possessing any firearm." Not all criminals have such prohibitions slapped on them.

>>31782555
The legal definition :

>Household refers to a person or group of persons who occupy the same dwelling and do not have a usual place of residence elsewhere in Canada or abroad. The dwelling may be either a collective dwelling or a private dwelling. The household may consist of a family group such as a census family, of two or more families sharing a dwelling, of a group of unrelated persons or of a person living alone. Household members who are temporarily absent on reference day are considered part of their usual household.

tl;dr, if in the past 5 years he was living with you (literally had the address listed as his driver's license address, his mail goes there, etc), he's household. If he wasn't, he ain't.

>>31782435
I'll fix that
he knife, you no knife = bad
he no knife, you no knife = equal
he knife, you knife = bad
he no knife, you knife = good

Knife fighting is scary shit, nobody is okay after those.

>>31782572
They specify now that it can't be your parents or your gf/bf/partner/spouse.

>>31782592

>A reference is anyone who has known you for at least three (3) years and is at least 18 years old. However, he or she cannot be your current conjugal partner.

I think it may have changed again. This is from the newest form.

>>31782576

I lived with him 3 years ago, which was when he was getting arrested all the time.

>>31781954
how much money do you have? you can legally carry antiques, flare guns, muskets, signal cannons. situational awareness will help more though, be alert of everyone around you, and any vehicle going past your place. next time they make you feel threatened, kill them. tje cops really won't give a fuck if you are actually in the right and thats usually easy to tell, but theyll arrest and charge you anyways cause they have to
>>31782472
stab them before getting into a struggle? learn to fight? shoot them from far away?

>>31782630
>how much money do you have? you can legally carry antiques, flare guns, muskets, signal cannons.

I'm sure this is bullshit. Even if they're not legally firearms good luck convincing a cop they're not a weapon. There are a thousand ways to have your day or life fucked up at the discretion of the law.

If you carry a knife it's not a weapon if it's a tool. What's your old timey flintlock? Jewelry? This is a stupid idea.

>>31782627
Well, that counts as having been part of the same household in the past 5 years then.

Do you know what his arrests were for? Keep in mind that arrests don't mean prohibition from owning firearms, but rather CONVICTIONS that do, and it depends if they're summary or indictable offenses.

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>>31782592
>>31782607
Parents have been allowed for as long as I can remember.

It was allowed when my friend applied for his PAL 8 years ago.

It was allowed when I applied for my PAL 2 years ago.

It's allowed now as of the latest version of the PAL application form available through the RCMP website (pic related).

>>31782671
Unless that parent is your conjugal partner.

SPICY

>>31782647

Vehicle theft, graffiti, theft under $1000, B&E, possession of drugs, breaking curfew, breaking probation. Most (if not all) of his arrests were while he was 17 years old, so he may have had the slate wiped clean after he turned 18, not sure. I'm marking the question as a no however.

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>>31782592
>your gf/bf/partner/spouse
Your conjugal partner, to be specific.

If you have a girlfriend who lives in her own place, she's not your conjugal partner.

>>31782710

So basically unless you're banging your mom AND she lives with you, your mom doesn't count as a conjugal partner?

>>31782706
None of those prohibit you from getting a firearm unless his drugs was a large enough volume to get dinged with intent of distribution (which usually comes with a 10 year no firearms caveat), but if he got nailed for that, he'd probably still be in jail.

As not-your-internet-not-a-lawyer, it seems totally safe to mark "No" for that like you're planning. The big no nos are generally violent crimes and attempted murder, etc.

>>31782640
you can carry weapons as long as they aren't concealed and you're not going to a public meeting or carrying one for a purpose dangerous to the public

>>31782733
You count as an unfunny faggot, for what it's worth.

>>31782745
Oh come on, he made me laugh!

>>31782745
How could he be a fag if he's banging his mom? It's not right but it's not gay.

>>31782695
>>31782733
Kek, just like my doujins

>>31782640
its for animal defense if defense come up, otherwise just say you have because you can. i carry a ka bar fighting knight and never have any problems, although around here old fudds carry bowie knifes in shoulder holsters, i see cops carrying all kinds if fixed and folder blade. in my area i can wear a covered holster on my belt and not get any trouble, people dont give a fuck as long as your white and not causing trouble

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JDIMSA

>>31782864
Poor guy, that thing is just a little too far over the extractor. You'd be fine if the rifle didn't always want to shoot brass consistently straight up.

I'm trying to think of any way to do it but I can't come up with anything.

>>31782925
get a smaller optic

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>>31782925

I don't know what I'll do, maybe I'll remove the existing side rail and try to get a shorter one installed and farther back. I don't know what two additional holes in the receiver will do though.

>>31782592
Filled out the form last month, parents are kosher.

My piece of shit stack-on lock just disentegrated. God damn it.

>>31782964
Take optic off and take pictures of both sides of where it connects

You could also try and source a new extractor. If you can, look into extractor clocking. I know its possible to get a 1911 to throw different directions, maybe you can get the vz to also

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>>31783103

>>31783153
Find a local machine shop to drill and tap another set of hole like 3/4 of an inch offset. Only issue is it might start throwing casings into the lens instead.

>>31783228

Additional holes in the receiver won't be an issue?

>>31783321
He means the optic rail, don't tap more holes into the rifle.
>>31783228
>Only issue is it might start throwing casings into the lens instead.
I doubt it. They catapult brass up, not up and back.

>>31783370

>drill optic rail

Didn't think about that. Thanks.

>>31781926
I'm a tranny. I'm down for this.

>>31783503
bost feet

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>>31782671

When you put down your references, do the government staff really give them a call?

I'm asking because my friends are so unreliable.

>>31781195
Lol nice meme
>>31781236
I was saying that because moleman said I was weak because I found the boots heavy.
I am just saying, they are heavy compared to other boots. Unless you got them issued, there is really no point in using them as other boots are better if your gonna go out and spend money. I will admit, even the non wet-weathers are super waterproof if you wax them. I waxed them every night in BMQ and they saved my ass when our range day was during a storm.
>>31781395
Im from BC but if we ever meet up im down to have a scrap with mitts on. Winner gets your valmet
>>31781575
Don't listen to that guy. I dislocated my shoulder on a snatch a year ago and now I'm stronger than I was then. You still got it dude
>>31783571
Yes

>>31783571
I hear conflicting things on this. Sometimes they don't call anyone and other times they call everyone.

In the part where it asks if you lost a job in the past 2 years what details do they even want about it? I lost my previous job almost exactly a year ago now and I couldn't have given less of a fuck at the time and still don't care about being fired.

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>>31778041
Taking the course in 32 days
Only guns I've ever shot were my friend's .22 and his .30-06
After downloading The Ar/k/ and browsing too many happening threads on /pol/ I've decided guns are a necessity now more than ever.

>>31779370
replying with the same format
>ayy lmao I'm fucking retarded
third line

Have you guys ever seen anyone at the range with a guitar case? If so, in your mind, do you see them as trying to be cool or discrete?

>>31783571
If it's NR-PAL then MAYBE. If it's RPAL then yes they will.

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>>31783601

I think it's to see that you can still hold a stable job and aren't going to be robbing any banks or anything.

Regarding the test, I read the supplementary booklet and it has alot of information regarding flintlocks, cannons, ball and cap, ect, ect.

I only know about common sense things like trigger discipline, no muzzle sweep, tap-rack-bang, ect.

On the test, will you have to know about flintlocks and cannons aswell?

>>31783601
>>31783773
I think it's because guys writing the law were worried you'll show up and murder everybody because you got fired. They think like the plot of a movie.

I've never been fired but I can't hold a steady job, I quit after a few months. On the form I said that I haven't lost a job, because I haven't.

>>31783733
I've never seen that but I always liked the idea. If someone gives you shit, just suck his dick. That'll show him.

I want to get an aluminum gun case with a built in lock. My thinking is that since it's a 6 sided metal box it counts as a safe. Nothing says you can't transport your guns in a safe, and when I come home the guns are stored in a safe.

>>31783549
My feet are horrifying, fuck no. I'm an ugly hon.

Also a nice girl.

I just come here for gun stuff and military stuff. And only brought it up 'cause it was on-topic for advancing a pro-gun agenda.

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>>31783869
>girl

>>31782384
random attack,i believe that there is a chance that they may now be after me,if they know who i am.

Guys, what's in the PAL test?

Do I actually have to know the inner workings of a flintlock?

>>31783988
Shit like this :

1. #6 and .410 are types of shot? true or false

2. the person in the picture is demontrating what type of carry

a. arm B. sling C. two-hand carry D. None of the above

3. it is legal to store a firearm in your vehicle if..
A. you are parked under a tree in the shade
B. you are in the middle of no where
C. the gun is unloaded, locked and out of sight in a locked vehicle
D. as long as ammunition for the gun is not stored in the same vehicle

4. What shooting position is the steadiest?
A. prone
b. standing
c. sitting
d. sniping

5. the three main parts to a gun are
a. stock, barrel , action
b. firearm, magazine, ammunition
c. .......
d .......

>>31783773
dont recall any qustions about cannons,flintlocks maybe,familiarize yourself with modern actions,aka semi,full,break/hinge,bolt,lever,pump,and revolver vs semiauto,+difference between single and double action triggers,difference between rimfire and centerfire,rifle and shotshell,and headstamps on cartridges ie: .303 lee enfield vs 303 savage.

>>31783988

They show you everything you need to know for the exam over the course of the day.

Basically, they are going to ask you to differentiate between drawings of a flint lock and match lock. Whether you pour powder directly from the horn, etc.

It's just the basic stuff so people don't accidentally blow themselves up with the first BP firearm they touch.

>>31783988
http://geurgeus.net/gt/

You're welcome.

>>31784007
1:false .410 is a calibre
3:c,and possible b
4:a
5:a

When I was around 16 I went to a therapist because I felt sad/ unmotivated in life, and have suffered no other problems since. Will this affect my eligibility to get a pal ?

Pls /k/, im scared

>>31784100

No.

>>31784100
Were your parents paying for it out of pocket or were you sent there by a doctor and it's on your medical record?

If it was a private thing, it's fine. If you had to because of court or from the doctor, you MIGHT be fucked depending on how long ago it was.

>>31784140
Nah, my parents paid for it, but I might have been referred to the place by a doctor.
It's not like the treatment was prescribed, and the whole thing was super chill. I just stopped going cause I felt fine.

>>31784155
Should be fine then.

>>31784029
.410 calibre/gauge is the smallest shotgun shell size

>>31784230

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zh0jCg8Ymuo

What is the legality of carrying a knife in Canada?
Does it have to be a certain length?
Are there some types i can own but not carry?
Is it a good idea at all, legally wise?

>>31784293
A knife with a """""legitimate"""""" stated purpose can be carried on your person, provided that the blade does not exceed four inches. It cannot have a spring-loaded opening mechanism. It also cannot be a butterfly knife. I've never been clear on the legality of actually owning these things, only that it is against the law to carry them.

>Is it a good idea at all, legally wise?
Dunno man, I've carried a folding knife since I was like 12. Nobody seems to care. It's never been permanently confiscated, not even by Parliament security personnel (and they appear to take their job very seriously).

>>31784293

CCC S.90 (1) Carrying concealed weapon - Every person commits an offence who carries a weapon, a prohibited device or any prohibited ammunition concealed, unless the person is authorized by the Firearms Act to carry it concealed.

Additionally, as interpreted by the CCC S. 2 Definitions - "Weapon" means any thing used, designed to be used or intended for use
(a) in causing death or injury to any person, or
(b) for the purpose of threatening or intimidating any person and, without restricting the foregoing, includes a firearm.

Prohibited items as listed in Bill C-68, sec. III, related to blades specifically :

3. Any instrument or device commonly known as “shuriken”, being a hard non-flexible plate having three or more radiating points with one or more sharp edges in the shape of a polygon, trefoil, cross, star, diamond or other geometrical shape, and any similar instrument or device.

5. Any finger ring that has one or more blades or sharp objects that are capable of being projected from the surface of the ring.

8. The device known as the “Constant Companion”, being a belt containing a blade capable of being withdrawn from the belt, with the buckle of the belt forming a handle for the blade, and any similar device.

9. Any knife commonly known as a “push-dagger” that is designed in such a fashion that the handle is placed perpendicular to the main cutting edge of the blade and any other similar device other than the aboriginal “ulu” knife.

10. Any device having a length of less than 30 cm and resembling an innocuous object but designed to conceal a knife or blade, including the device commonly known as the “knife-comb”, being a comb with the handle of the comb forming a handle for the knife, and any similar device.

11. The device commonly known as a “Spiked Wristband”, being a wristband to which a spike or blade is affixed, and any similar device.

tl;dr - If it isn't concealed, and is a tool, it's okay.

>>31784333
There's no actual law regarding blade length in Canada, as per >>31784336

That's just shit that cops say but has absolutely no legal grounds. They might hassle you more but if you work in the bush and you decide to have a 6 inch buck knife, they can suck your dick, because it's not illegal.

>>31784336
So basically you can't carry one for self-defence and you cant carry one at all if you don't have a job that requires knives

can i carry one on my belt if its not concealed then?

>>31784368
You absolutely *cannot* carry one for self defense.

Your job doesn't have to require knives in a crazy capacity either, you just have to have reasonable grounds for your knife to be used as a "tool". It's up to the discretion of the police (ha ha ha ha ha) if your claim is reasonable.

I find in more outdoorsy areas, no one gives a shit. Tons of guys are carrying knives for cutting fishing line, making feathersticks, opening boxes, whatever.

If it's like downtown Toronto and you have a knife on you in the middle of the city, the cops are going to bust your balls and rake you over the coals about it.

>>31784368
Yes, carrying one on your belt is totally fine. Preferable, really. There are horror stories of people being stopped by the cops and not even thinking twice about having a folding pocket knife on them or to bring it up and then getting searched by the cops who chimp out and claim they were carrying a concealed weapon.

I always wear it clipped on my belt or front of my backpack strap..

>>31784401
So if you don't have a job or you live in a city, or are just unlucky; you're fucked.
Reading further basically carrying anything to defend yourself from Jamal and his 9 friends is illegal and you must submit to the enrichment.
So basically just carry a knife that's REALLY well concealed and don't be an ass to cops so they don't search you?

>>31784421
If you want? But if you end up having to defend yourself and you use a knife, you're going to get ABSOLUTELY fucked in court.


http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/self-defence-what-s-acceptable-under-canadian-law-1.1229180

tl;dr, you can knock people out with your bare hands, but if you use a weapon on someone and deal permanent lasting damage, you're fucked.

Canada's self defense laws are beyond cuckold tier.

>>31784426
Agreed, but i would say that's better than having all your teeth knocked out, becoming a vegetable or a cripple, or being dead.

>>31784421
If you live in Canada and are unreasonably paranoid about getting enriched, the best legal option you have is one of these

https://www.amazon.com/Never-Thought-of-It-Standard-Unbreakable-Umbrella/dp/B01A9CDNZ2

It's an indestructible umbrella that's basically an iron pipe. There's no hidden blades or any weird trick handle or shit that'd get it flagged as a weapon. Just a good beating stick.

Kubaton keychains are also legal but dubiously effective. It's basically a metal rod that you jam into someone's neck or groin or eyes.

>>31784426
>>31784439
>>31784442

Pepper spray is illegal, but bear spray and dog spray are legal... if you use them on bears and dogs.

If you're caught using bear/dog spray on a human (even in self defence), you will be criminally charged.

Literally limited to using a good heavy flashlight, umbrella, steel toed shoes and keychains.

>>31784442
>>31784455
>umbrellas
>keychains
>boots
>flashlights
NONE of these will do shit against multiple assailants or even a single armed one. Absolutely zero dissuasive value. Jesus fucking christ i need to get out of this country.

>>31784488
You've never been hit with a maglite or an unbreakable umbrella, I see. It's like getting hit with a bat.

But yes, it's only going to get worse here, especially in the big cities. Personally I'm moving out east for /po/ reasons (99% white, almost no [hard] crimes, community values).

>>31784495
I know it's probably very effective; but picture this dude being approached by 4 dindus and whipping out his umbrella stuttering "D-DON'T COME CLOSER". Laughing stock. Even if you take out one unless you're a fucking martial arts master you're going to get swarmed. A knife is entirely different; a couple inches of blade shining has a very strong impression on the human psyche that could avoid having to fight them at all.

>>31784513
I'd rather just move to an area without any dindus at all, which is what I'm doing.

>>31781926
I'll be gay if it means better gun rights here

It's not like I'm ever going to find a girl anyways ;_;

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Is it true you can own a Lahti L-39 in Canadia?

>>31784959
Yeah, we don't have upper limits on caliber, it's not full auto, etc. It is still illegal to have explosive ammo for it without an explosives license, and good luck actually finding an L-39, but it's legal.

>>31784495
I wish you luck with your papercrafts on the east coast

>>31784401
this is bullshit. you can carry for self defence if it's not concealed. I don't recommend saying it's for defence though. A knife is a useful tool, I've never had to hurt someone with mine and I don't want to. I use it daily to cut my food, open boxes, etc. I never know what I'll end up using it for, yesterday I used it to cut patches for a muzzleloader.

>>31784410
If a cop asks you if you're carrying any weapons, say "No, but I have a knife". This way you don't confess to carrying a concealed weapon, but also tells the cop the information he wants to know. If a cop ever tries to take something from you, demand a receipt with his badge number written on it. Cops don't generally like "that guy" that asks for their badge number but it's only fair if he's taking something of yours that you want back.

>>31784421
I live in a city and my job is soft as fuck. I carry a bowie knife at all times and I've never had problems with cops, bouncers, meter maids, penis inspectors, etc. Don't let yourself be intimidated by FUD.

>>31784426
>"If you had a reasonable belief this person will hurt you, then you can justify killing them," he says, but adds you would have to be in a situation where "if you don't do something you're going to be hurt or killed."
sounds like you're full of shit. self defence with lethal force is legal if it's necessary to prevent serious harm. that said, the crown loves to charge decent people even if they know the case will be thrown out. pay for legal defence insurance so you can have a lawyer on tap if you get arrested. a lawyer to cops is like a gun to criminals, it makes them behave when you have one.

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Hi again, Mauser dude from the thread two weeks ago.
The seller is unable to provide any decent barrel pictures because he's either incompetent with a camera or it's just that hard.

This is the best picture he could provide, does it look any good or is the picture so bad that it's impossible to make a decision on the quality of the barrel?

Thanks in advance for any answers.

>>31785799
Its way too fucking blurry to tell, at least for me.

Its not that fucking hard to use a camera.. how can some people be so inept?

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>>31785820
So it's just as i thought, impossible to determine.

He told me on the day (11th of October, date of the last thread I was in) that he would work on it and he produced this shit after 14 days, I have no idea how he's so inept.

Got a picture of the muzzle too, don't know if that has anything to say on the condition of the barrel.

>>31785832
Well, the crown looks ok, but that doesn't REALLY mean much-there was a dewat Sten at a gun show I went to on Saturday-beautiful shiney crown, then just a vicious pile of orange rust millimetres in. Demand a better photo or walk away, Anon.
>>31784421
A good fixed blade openly carried on your belt is legal. Before I got my Tok, I used to sling my issued bayonet on my belt whenever the delivery job I had on the side wanted me to walk around downtown with a few grand in cash on me. Never got hassled once, except by some manlet faggot who tried to cry and play the ONLY DA AHRMY CAN HAVE DOSE. Turns out it was some RCRfag visiting family or some nonsense.
>Opinion immediately disregarded
>>31782630
As rad as carrying an antique Webly in a nice custom flap holster would be, it still seems like an excellent way to have the RCMP go full Suncor and set up a hydro-fracking station on your nubile pink asshole as you squeal about how it's totally legal guyz pls no bully.

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What's a good first gun to get? Should I just get an sks like everyone else?

>>31785974
Thanks, but since he has used so much time to fuck about with the rifle and taking a photo of the barrel (Which I can do in 5 seconds with my cellphone on my other rifles) I don't get how he manages to fuck this up so bad.

It's also too fucking expensive for me to fly down south and check it out personally.
It's also the ONLY Mauser in 7.92 that's for sale in Norway at the moment.

>>31786030
Depends on what you're going to use it for, from my perspective (albeit a Norwegian pespective) I would go for a normal double barrel shotgun.

>>31786030
Get SKS. They are cheap and fun to shoot. Also you will learn a lot disassembling and cleaning.

>>31786030
get an SKS. they won't be cheap and plentiful forever. russian+ukraine sanctions will create a shortage in the near future.

after that, buy your dream gun as soon as possible even if you won't shoot it, because some time next year trudeau will probably pass the UN arms trade serial# stamping horseshit. you don't want your favourite gun with a cuckstamp on it just because you thought you were being sensible by waiting to get it.

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>>31786040
Fair points. Then I'd simply explain that his photo is hot garbage, and you'd appreciate it if he took the 20 seconds to do it right.
>>31786030
Nothing wrong with an SKS as your first gun. Mine was a '50 Tula.
>Cheap, and cheap to feed
>One of the most rugged guns on the market
>Easy to break down and maintain, just enough steps to ease you into the unfamiliar territory of breaking down guns
>Large aftermarket
>Will do pretty much anything from HD to hunting
>Can be fun to play the "muh history" card and try and decipher all the markings and stamps
I've met people who turn their nose up at the SKS because it's inexpensive, but a good Russian SKS is a fantastic rifle, and a great beginner gun.

>>31786076
If you wait to buy your guns; Trudeau wins...

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>>31786107
Will do, It's just so weird that he can't get it right after several attempts.

>mfw can't get an SKS in Norway

>>31786131
No? How bad is it in Norway for gun owners?

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>>31786107
Should I be too wary of the price? They seem to be between 300 - 450 on frontier arms. Am I safe buying the cheap ones? I'm pretty wary of super cheap stuff.

>>31786184
>300 - 450
you're talking about the sks?

>>31786162
Depends what you define as bad.
1. You need a valid weapons license for THAT weapon and you can only use it for hunting (on paper that is)

1.1 You can only have a max of 5 weapons before you need a really good reason to own more

1.2 You can't own several rifles in the same calibre.

2. You can't own any "military weapons" aka, M1 Garand, SKS, Mosin Nagant, FN FAL etc.
(For some reason my Mosin Nagant got approved, albeit the local police station don't understand shit about weapons & ammunition so there's that.)

2.1 I sent an application for the mauser and they hadn't heard of ANY ammunition named 7.92x57mm and threatened to cancel my application, until I said "8mm Mauser" and it was solved.

3. Automatic rifles are strictly forbidden, semi-automatic rifles are heavily regulated on calibres higher than .22LR

4. The police can randomly come and check your weapon locker, ammunition, weapons etc to see if they are in a secure place. Ff they aren't, say goodbye to your weapons AND future plans for having any.

>>31786184
An SKS shouldn't run you more than $200-230. Those are waaaaaaay too high.
SKSes are inexpensive because they made 30 quadrillion of the things, not because they're cheap junk. Same with Tokarevs-don't confuse a low price with low quality.

>>31786245
I define all of that as bad. Geez. Well, you could move here. Assuming you're white, don't vote Liberal and love guns and personal freedoms.

>>31786266
I've been thinking about it to be honest.
I dislike 'merica, but I've always been fond of the Canadians, lovely folks.

And another thing of course, ammunition is ludicrously expensive, a single FMJ bullet for my mosin costs 1 CAD.
A single SP bullet costs me 4 CAD.

>>31786295
Yeah, time to move. My advice, come to Alberta. Don't go to the east coast, nothing worth it there. Avoid Quebec or Ontario, and if you desire BC, avoid the Vancouver area. The northern provinces are beautiful, but not easy for newcomers.

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>>31786184
I used to always recommend westrifle, because they took pictures of each individual SKS so you knew what you were ordering instead of relying on luck. they're really slowed down their listings and aren't posting that much as of this summer, because supplier problems.

here's my 1953 hardwood tula from them that cost $240. tula armory being a manufacturer generally perceived as having higher quality output than others. my experience with two unambiguous russian sks's lead me to believe this is true.

I think the new most reliable way of getting a tula model online is from firearmsoutletcanada who just list them as 'supergrade' @$300 vs. rolling the sks lottery @$200. If you have the option of inspecting sks's in person at a store, then it's also a possibility to find a tula for a lot cheaper than this.

>>31786342
>northern provinces
I am from the middle of Norway., wouldn't be so different.
Alberta looks nice though.

>Quebec
Who the fuck would go there freely.

>>31786366
You'd be surprised-a Brit made a thread recently claiming he was moving to the east coast.
You'd fit in fine, mostly, climate-wise, but Alberta, even in these economically depressed times, offers better employment opportunities.
>Move to Edmonton so we can hang out and be kickass range buddies, Anon

has anyone seen a folding stock for the SKS that folds to the right side? the only ones available in canada are hugely bulky m4-style mall ninja stocks that fold to the left

>>31786414
Poor sods.

Edmonton looks like a nice place, seems to be a fuckton of work there too. at least, construction work.

>>31786440
Rifle is fine

>>31786030
Get a 28 inch shotgun. It can be used for most game. A shotgun is a gun that can do all.
>waterfowl
>bears
>deer
>can't be used on moose
This is from the BC synopsis.

>>31786470
Depends on your qualifications. Better than Calgary, at least, and we have the better LGS selection. I'm sure you'd fit right in.

Do I need a special tool to zero a Vz58? Also, anybody got a link to how to zero Vz58?

>>31778041
Excuse me peeps, but does anyone know of some really good sites / stores to buy:

1. A top notch bipod for my SKS, preferably using the Bayonet lug.

2. A rubber butt pad, about 2" thick for the SKS.

It's a Russian Laminated wood stock.

>>31786121
Really wish I could justify $1300 for a VZ right now, any luck they'll be a chance to catch them on sale or something for $1000?

>>31787223
check CGN.

>>31787243
I check it occasionally but most of the time I see a VZ posted its got a bunch of shitty attachments and the guy wants something like $1400 for his used gun

>>31787285
haggle him down then.
good deals pop up time to time.

Anybody know what the detent is at the bottom of pic related right behind the bottom handguard? It was constantly trying to pop out while I was shooting, can i get a replacement one?

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>>31787497

Forgot pic.

>>31787503
Pull it out, wedge it open a bit so it deforms a little open, put it back in. Or use blue lock tite

>>31787518

I'll do that but what exactly does it hold in place?

>>31787503
It' s just a roll pin. You should be able to find a replacement at any auto parts store.

>>31787674
Its coming from europe so it might be metric.

>>31787597
probably the lower handguard

>>31787212
If Edmonton area i have a 2" i loaned to buddy. it was slightly too long so i bought a 1"

Ill give for free.

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>>31787184
>mfw no qualifications (yet)
Feelsbadman.

>>31787597
IIRC it holds the wedge for the lower handguard. I did the magpul mod on mine, and I know I took it off temporarily, but I put it back so I wouldn't lose it. Also yeah it's just a roll pin, you should be able to wedge it wider a bit using a punch.

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>>31788591
Don't worry, it doesn't matter anyway!

>>31788931

The average duration people hold jobs now is 4.4 years. For Millennials, it's half that.

>>31788931
>>31789036

And that's why I'm hoping to join the Forces under a 'specialist' trade.

>>31788931
>>31789036
Too expensive to pay for the pensions and other longterm gibs. Even government employment is unstable at best.

>>31789080
>>31789091

Honestly, job hopping isn't all that bad. It allows you to get a broader skill set and experience more. It molds you into a more flexible person.

>>31789275
Good luck buying a house.

>>31789275
This
>>31789296

And good luck while we have traitorous liberal scum flood the workforce with foreigners.

>>31789296

I'd rather wait until after the housing market crashes anyway.

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>>31789335
Now Anonymous, we have been assured by our Innovation Minister, Navdeep, that more immigration creates more jobs. You need to stop thinking about culture and start thinking about the economy.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/bains-immigration-economic-boost-1.3801708

what's the best place to enlist in our military? army, air-force or navy?

>>31789571
Former Infantry Soldier here. If you're looking for something that will help you on civvie street after you get out, you'll definitely want Navy or Air Force.

>>31789579
what makes you say that?

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PAL/RPAL was approved and should be in the mail. I'm still in the 28 day waiting period though, did they fuck up?

>>31789584
I suppose I'm speaking mostly from my own perspective. Unless you're going Career, stay out of the combat arms. Basically all my friends who've released from the Navy and Chairforce have six figure jobs now, whereas combat arms shit will get you nowhere since even PMC's want SOF or medic experience at the minimum.

>>31789579
>>31789571
Can I join the Canadian military as a foreigner?
Could I come to Canada via immigration (things) and enlist?

>>31789611
>PMC
>SOF
i don't know what these mean, what jobs did your friends get?

>>31789626
Private Military Corporation and Soldier of Fortune. Mercenary jobs.

>>31789626
>Private Military Corporation
>Special Operations Forces

One was a Helicopter Pilot who makes mad bank doing that in the private sector now, and the other was a Navy Weapon Tech who now works for Lockheed Martin.

Meanwhile, I now make more money writing Amazon smut than I did with any job I could apply my Infantry experience to.

>>31786364
My Canadian tire has these for $179, how do I tell if they're shit or not?

>>31789653
Bring a bore light/bright pocket flashlight and inspect the bore if you're able. If they won't let you, don't chance it.

>>31789659
Any markings to look for?

>>31788901

I'll just get a new one at home Depot.

>>31789686
On the receiver, triangle with an arrow in it means Izhevsk made it, star with an arrow in it means Tula.

>>31789586
Maybe they just have it ready to mail, and are simply waiting for day 28

>>31783571
Either the government gives them a call, or you get your references to call them.

The strangest part is that the latter is actually the preferred method, on both sides of the process.

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When I was 16, I was sent to a counsilor for unmotivation depression.

Also, at the same time my mom called the cops on me twice because I refused to give up my PS2 or refused to leave the house when she kicked me out. I was 16 at the time, Im 29 now.

I dont have a criminal record but will this affect me when trying to get my PAL?

>>31790346
If you don't have a record of anything, then you can honestly tick off the boxes that say you don't. Case closed.

>suddenly want to buy another sks and bubba it
Somebody stop me I still need to buy a handgun

>>31790394

Also, my ex once called the cops on me and I went for a walk.

The cops then called me back on my cell phone to have a chat.

How fucked am I.

>>31790346

just don't list those people, or anyone with knowledge of it, as references if you're going for your RPAL.

>>31790509
Were any charges laid?

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>>31790550

No but would this incident pop up upon a backround check?

>>31790569
No, it would not. Carry on.

>>31790569
Nothing on record if charges weren't even laid. Even if charges were laid and later withdrawn, or you were proven innocent in court, worst that would happen would be both your references called instead of one.

>>31790346
On the application form, it only asks if any of those things happened within the last 5 years.

It's been 13 years for you, anon.

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>>31790627
>>31790606
>>31790589

Thanks, you guys are really helpful.

Man, I cant wait to get my dream arsenal. Tavor, VZ58, and a match grade M14.

>>31790671
Your dream arsenal will run you about $6000, plus attachements, unless you save about $1500 buying a Norinco M14 instead of a Springfield or James River one, though you'll still have to spend some money upgrading it.

>>31790695
Believe it or not, but some people do have absurd amounts of money to spend on their hobbies.

>>31790723
Just warning ahead of time.
>I can't afford thousands a year on guns because I'm in uni

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>>31790695

I know, the match grade M14 and the glass will be expensive as hell, probably be 6K alone.

>>31790826
It's pretty reasonable to get a Norinco one, and upgrade from there. Chances are you'll be buying the same upgrades anyways, might as well start with a cheaper base.

>>31790743
I hope you plan on being an engineer, lawyer, or doctor.

>tfw one of the engineers at my work took two newbies from his department to the range
>he let them try out his guns
>one guy really liked one of his rifles
>shit was easily $4000+
>this new engineer kid actually went to the fun store the next day and bought the exact same rifle
>only after trying it once
Most people would tell you to try many different kinds of guns until you find one that's right for you, after weighing all the pros and cons, as well as considering your budget.

Not this kid. He makes enough money to not have to worry about that shit.

>>31790627
Thereoticslly if It did happen within the last 5 years, what complications would be presented ?

>>31784513
this. A knife says: alright yeah, you guys are gonna get me... but which one of you wants to die so the others can take me down?

>>31790866
Well if the world was perfect we could all do things like that. That being said, I'm considering just finishing my degree and getting qualified as an air traffic controller.

>>31778041
>tfw your lgs owner offers you an hk91 as a trade
fuuuck

>>31790879
You would be required to submit an extra sheet of paper with a written explanation.

It would also significantly decrease your chances of getting a license. It's not outright impossible, but it'll be much harder.

Hell, it would actually be easier to just wait the 5 years.

>>31786040
the answer to why he can be so inept is because he's not, something is wrong and he knows it and he's just hoping you've sold yourself on the Mauser that you'll gamble on going there to see it in person and by then you'll be "pot committed" and end up feeling like you have to buy it since you came all that way.

>>31790879
>>31790920
If charges weren't laid it won't even show up on any records, and he would still be answering truthfully by putting "no" in all the relevant questions.

Anyone here got into guns alone and is completely self-taught?

Seems like most people were taught by their dads, or lived in the country and were exposed to firearm culture from early on. I'm only a bit nervous because there are no second chances with fuckups when it comes to guns, and since I have no friends and am teaching myself everything from the internet, nobody will stop me from fucking up, for example failing to clean an SKS properly so it slamfires while I'm at the range.

>>31790920
If you check yes, and your license is denied, are you permanently black listed

Like could you re apply after the 5 years

>>31790910
>I'm considering just finishing my degree and getting qualified as an air traffic controller.

As a civilian or Forces member? I went to school to become an AME, and I'm thinking of joining the Air Force simply because of how unstable the job market seems to be these days.

>>31790976
I am. Dad was a cop but nobody in my family owned guns. Got my license with a roommate who was in a similar situation. Learned everything from here and the safety course.
>>31790985
Civie, there's plenty demand civilian side, especially if you're willing to move.

>>31790979
I don't have experience with that, but I wouldn't think that you would be blacklisted. On your second go, they might have questions about what happened during your first try that caused you to be denied.

If I were you, I would just wait the five years before even trying for the first time.

>>31790985
>I went to school to become an AME
You poor, poor bastard. I've been trying to get an apprenticeship position for 5 years.

Air Force might actually be a better option. The only reason I haven't gone that route is because I used to be fat and I have an attitude problem.

I thought of this last night while lying in bed: why does the mag restriction exist when any mass murderer would unpin his mags before going on a rampage anyways?

Has anyone pointed this out to the lawmakers?

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>>31791129
>pointing out contradictions and logical flaws in the firearms act

Buddy, we could be here all night.

>>31790976

>dad is anti gun
>no guns allowed in the house

>>31791059
There's actually been a lot of openings in the last few months, albeit 90% of them are way out east or in a city I couldn't afford living in. Besides that the ability to be making 60k a year right off the bat is attractive to me, even with all the bullshit that comes with joining the military.

Where are you situated you don't mind me asking?

>>31791169
>dad is anti gun

You have two moms, Anon. Save some cash and move out

>>31791171
Lower Mainland BC.

I have heard that most of the jobs are out of province. Only problem with that is they almost always prefer local applicants.

I've even applied to positions in buttfucknowhere. No callbacks.

>>31791187

I'm currently saving but also enjoying my hobby with my friend. I just keep everything out of the house and in some super secret location.

>having cucks for parents

I'm so sorry.

>>31791244
Oh shit, you're pretty close. Vancouver Island here. In the last few weeks Westjet, Pacific Coastal, and a few others were looking to hire apprentices in Vancouver, I applied for the former and my application is "in progress" whatever that means. However they asked what wage I was hoping to make and I've got a feeling I answered above what they were hoping to pay. If you don't mind me prying further, where all have you applied for? I imagine you've scoped out Cascade, KF Aero, et al.

>>31791344
I've been applying to WestJet for almost 5 years now. And it's not just the YVR location; I've been applying to every position.

I've already applied to various BC companies, because no shit I'll aim for those first. But I've applied just about everywhere that I know of.

I've even applied to highly undesirable places like Yukon, Nunavut, northern BC/Alberta (basically places that are almost touching the territories). Hell, I've even been so desperate that I've applied to small companies in Manitoba/Saskatchewan. I'm talking small family-owned businesses that run dinky little Cessnas.

>>31791402
There's something wrong with your application.

>>31791420
I would like to present a rebuttal to that, but I probably wouldn't be able to convince you. I also certainly can't rule it out entirely.

That said, I also have my inexperience working against me. It's been years since I've graduated, who would want me now, when they can hire someone younger & freshly graduated? Yes, I realize that I was one of those myself, but I feel like I've been dealt a bad hand (or maybe it's entirely my fault, as you've said).

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I want a sako 85 but i can't afford one

reeeeeeee...

anything comparable that wont destroy my wallet?

>>31791625
Could just be the shitty economy too. I had a few people in my class during the latter part of this year who kept saying the AME business as of late is a sham, but decided to finish the course anyways due to being 7 months in. Obviously I haven't managed to find work either, however I've only recently graduated and I've been very picky as to where I've applied. In any case shit happens, and at the very least I learned some valuable skills I can apply to other things.

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>>31791838
this

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>>31791855

>>31791868
>$15,000

what the fuck

>>31791942
I was gonna say ita a little over priced and then i saw the barett ranging thing. Its on the money unfortunately. Those sakos are fantastic thoigh, former boss had a 42 and 22 and both shot amazingly.

>>31791868

For that price, does it have 1/1000000 MOA?

>>31792080
yea pretty much. if you get a 14.9mm sop you can get like 1/2moa at 3000m

>>31792094
or some absurd level of accuracy, its supersonic past 5400m

>Tfw want to buy an AR but unemployed
>Want to upgrade myself but can't afford to until I get another job
Kill me. I've been eyeballing one at my LGS that comes with a bunch of goodies, but I bet someone snatches it up first.

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>>31792138
>tfw no 14.9mm

>>31792149
Its easier to pay off student loans with a good job than it is to save for an education at minimum wage

>>31792179
True. I don't have any real debt, though, I just can't find work here in Deadmonton. But give it time, I'll soon finish my Class 1.

>>31792208
Try to get on as a swamper or something for the winter. Can easily make 30k+ between freeze and breakup in northern alberta

>>31792237
>tfw I make $35k from just sitting on my ass all day
I'm a lot luckier than I give myself credit for.

>>31782409
Fucking lel

>>31790985
I have a buddy from basic, hes been in a year and is still waiting for his course, but in the meantime has gone to Alert and Moose Jaw as an avn for ojt, so id recommend it.

I got an ancient mossberg 400g as my first gat. I'm going to ream out the full choke obviously, is it possible to have it reamed out all the way to a cylinder and have the barrel threaded for chokes I can swap in and out?

>>31789646
>writing Amazon smut

How hard is it to pierce into such a market?

>>31790976

Not really born into a gun owning family. They aren't anti-gun (at least, not my specific family unit), but my father was always more interested in swords, spears, axes, bows, etc. He had a Possession Only License for a cheap Spanish .410 that might not even be safe to fire. People don't really talk about it much, but converting the POL's into PAL's was really cool on Harper's part.

>>31791129

The rabbit hole runs deeper than you can imagine, Anon... The entire thing is steeped in madness.

>>31779490
the dab rig in the back lmao

>>31778312
Supior vodka is Canadian

>>31784521
Racist

>>31784230
yes but its not a shot size in that 6 shot is a size,they didnt say "is 6 and .410 shotgun gauges t/f"

>>31793307
Canadian vodka is shit, polish or russian or its the gulag for you.

So when are we going to make a new petition to legalize regular capacity magazines

>>31794498

Considering the AR-15 e-petition was the largest one ever submitted to parliament and they immediately disregarded it...

Though I do hear word of people working to legalize sound moderators.

>>31794522
>Though I do hear word of people working to legalize sound moderators.
source. I've been wanting a suppressor more than anything

>>31794522
I have also been hearing about this. I think as long as it is presented from an angle of hunting safety people can get on board. Canada is full of anti- high power ar15 killing machine automatic military assault weapons. If it stands to benefit hunters then maybe we can get the fudds onboard. Just think of the deers hearing!!!

>>31793307
THIS >>31793775
YOU HERETIC!
TPAППEP EБAHЫЙ!
VODKA IS FINE!

>>31794569
Thing is that in a bunch of European countries the use of suppressors is either required or encouraged for hunting.

Surely we're not so barbaric as to say the hearing of our countrymen is unimportant?

Is it possible to +1 an SKS?

>>31794986
yep

>>31792334
In 4/5 months?

>>31794990
How? Just push the cartridges in the magazine down with your thumb while you stick one in the chamber or what?

>>31795019
Ya, just has to get by the bolt release. When i used to have time to take mine in the bush i would do the same but with an empty chamber. If i needed it loaded i just needed to slam the bolt back and it was good to go.

>>31784230
You know you can get .22lr shotshells right?

>>31794982

Hell, the fact that it IS safety equipment makes the law clearly against the charter of rights and freedoms.

>7. Everyone has the right to life, liberty and security of the person and the right not to be deprived thereof except in accordance with the principles of fundamental justice.

They are causing firearm owners and those around them to get hearing damage.

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>>31794522
>>31794532
>>31794569
>>31794982
>>31795140

1. Safety hearing protection equipment -- easier and more responsible by the gun owner to mitigate the source of the hearing damage noise than all of the recipients.
2. Public courtesy, elimination of nuisance noise pollution, less interference with peace and life enjoyment of others
3. More humane, less stressful forest environment for the animals during hunting season -- the buck might be the one getting killed, but the squirrels, birds, foxes and raccoons are ALL getting scared senseless and they don't need to be.

if someone can actually demonstrate to the law makers that suppressors just dampen the noise a bit and don't turn guns into some sort of spit-sounding ultra-stealthy ninja tools, like they do in movies, maybe we could get some common sense hearing protection laws

>>31795606
That's the biggest issue
Movies
Games

They've made suppressors out to be some magical device that turns a .50 call rifle into a pellet gun or a handgun into a kid shooting rubber bands with his fingers. With the way the ar 15 petition went I highly doubt anything we say about suppressors will get through to them because they think they're purely assassination things

>>31789275
Yeah, job hopping isn't bad out of high school, college or whatever, but the "more flexible" thing is mostly complete bullshit. For instance, our ADMs like having temporary staff because it makes the Dept "flexible". What it actually means is that we're training someone every 4 months to do the same job, while the person prior just hops into another boring entry level office position.

>>31789617
No, gotta be a citizen. But you can join the RCMP as a permanent resident after ten years.

>>31796212

Let me put it this way:

If you were hiring an Engineer, would you hire the one who has only ever done engineering, or one that has done engineering, drafting and machining? Because I can guarantee that the one that has done drafting and machining will understand DFM a hell of a lot better.