Canada General - marksman leaf edition

First for Maxime Bernier.

>>32016799
I had a chat with a fellow on the Chong campaign. Chong would be alright, and might go for suppressors in addition to the standard Conservative bit, but won't go for magazine limits or anything like that. The guy I spoke was actually also a gun owner as well, and said he was fairly familiar to the issues with the laws and would attempt to advise Chong as possible.
>Still hoping for Mad Max.

>>32016238
Third for property rights shitposting

Anyone GTA anons go to Silverdale? How is it?

>>32017013
It's okay... nothing terribly special. It's a good place to take someone to introduce them to shooting, plus its the closest outdoor range (for me at least).

RO's there seem okay, never had an issue with any of them.

>>32017013
in desperate need of local roadwork

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>>32017565
Holy fuck tell me about it, I was just there the past Saturday and despite my best efforts to avoid the numerous potholes there, I fucked two of my shock mounts... $278 repairs later. Fuckers... that money could've gone towards a shotgun.

The roadwork there is seriously Aleppo-tier.

>>32018181
>I fucked two of my shock mounts
how fucking fast were you going?

>>32016948
That's still a step forward...

Ideally, we should get all the MP's to take the CFSC/CRFSC. If they think it'll get them votes, you know they'll do it.

>>32018433
Once I saw the potholes, fucking 20 mate.

>>32017013
wondering what's the procedure for bringing a restricted to silverdale as a non-member

anyone ever email them about it?

>>32019595
If my local ON ranges are any indication, that's unlikely

>>32019718
their actual instructions imply an email will suffice:
>1.Proof of completing a Club Level Handgun Course.
>2.Proof of valid membership to a CFO certified range.
>3.Request an invitation for use of your firearm at Silverdale by email

but they must have some sort of criteria for rejection otherwise why have the rule to begin with.

>>32009591
>>32010817

Still interested in hearing more about what you guys need, BTW.

>>32019955

>>32019791
Looks like you found the criteria m8. Ranges in my area typically offer that course along with membership, and don't offer it whatsoever to non-members.

>>32017013

It's fine. Not too busy when I went on a Saturday morning. Plenty of ranges to choose from. ROs not too much of a pain in the ass. As a non member the price is good but it's far.

Canada ammo jist got a shipmemt of non corrosive bulk 7.62x39 $400 for 1200 rnds today only. Newly manufactured.

8.5 inch grizzlies are supposed to show up soon too.

>>32020766

Almost 37 cents a round. Don't know if not needing to clean it twice is worth the added price.

>>32020766
>Canada ammo jist got a shipmemt of non corrosive bulk 7.62x39 $400 for 1200 rnds today only. Newly manufactured.
>$420 for a crate of 7.62x39

Fucking hell, last year they were selling the same shit for $260-280. If this is the new standard for steel-case 7.62x39 I'm better off switching to brass-cased .223, which is also reloadable to boot.

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>>32020950
>tfw the tables are about to turn and soon Ameribros will be getting all the sweet Russian surplus while Canada is relegated to increasingly poor quality chinkshit

M A D
A
X

>>32021046
If they open up to chonk stuff norc can crank up production and prices here -should- drop because of it.

>>32020766
>>32020950
>http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php/1386033-New-7-62X39-Ammo-Arrival-Update?p=12568574&viewfull=1#post12568574
>"Dominion brand, $250-350 per 1000"

lol

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>>32021111

>>32004712
This part of Ontario is a little scant when it comes to public shooting land. I'd probably explore it a lot more if I had a /k/omrade to hike it with me, don't much like the idea of bleeding to death alone in the woods after some half-blind fudd mistakes me for a deer.

>>32006091
Did you post a burner email or anything?

>>32021910
>This part of Ontario is a little scant when it comes to public shooting land.
I'm well aware. It sucks. I don't know if you already have by burner email, but someone on here from Ottawa does.
>That wasn't me you replied to.

has anybody ever ordered a barrels or other hardware from the states? looking for an 8" barrel for my USC

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>>32022051
Yeah I have yours, I posted mine in the last thread. Woke up this morning to see this cordial greeting from a fellow anon

>>32018181
>The roadwork there is seriously Aleppo-tier.
Well, our Prime Minister did say we should try to be accommodating to the refugees.

guys my lgs has a sporterized enfield for 100 bucks i think i'm going to get it and restore it
where do i find the furniture for the front of the rifle and everything else ill need?....ive really always wanted a lee enfield but i dont want to pay 500+ dollars,i didn't check the bore today but im going back when i get paid and i'll check it then

i know 303 is stupidly expensive but i have a reloading press so i'm not too worried

also going to buy the wife a cooey .22

>>32022524
Are you gonna buy anything for her son?

So which one of you retards was trolling reddit with the 80% AR shit?

>>32022192
Haha, what the fuck am I reading?

>>32022564
shit was pretty funny, might even be real

I want to know if I could bring one over from the states if I shipped one to a postbox there.

>>32022544
considering she only has my 2 daughters...nah probably not

>nice try m8

I just read that David Miller banned all ranges in Toronto so there's nothing within a 2 hour radius.

Why are law abiding gun owners punished for Mohammed Al-Ahmadi shooting Vinh Phuoc Tran with a converted machine pistol he bought off Spotted Bear or Paco Rodriguez in a drug deal gone wrong?

What does Canada's gun crime look like if you adjust for non-whites? What % of gun crime is actually committed by license owning whites?

>>32022608
We'll know for sure if some "special report" on 80% lowers comes out around Dec 6th.

>>32022653
I can't get as specific as race, but Gary Mauser's analysis shows that licensed gun owners are far less likely to commit violent crimes than other Canadians:

http://www.sfu.ca/~mauser/papers/StatsCan/PAL-Police.pdf

>Canadians who have a firearms licence are less than one-third as likely to commit murder as other Canadians

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>>32021807

Damn that's pretty good.

I entered a raffle on CGN to win this motherfucker, wish me luck lads.

>>32023036
Tikkas are fantastic. What caliber?

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>>32023067

30-06.

Only 1000 tickets and I got two, odds aren't that bad. They're ten bucks and still available AFAIK

>>32023096
A year and a half ago that would have been like $1600 for the combo. Would solve your desire for a hunting rifle for sure though.

>>32023117

It really would, 30-06 seems to be a winner for a good all around calibre too. I'm going to take the CORE course in Dec and pick up a rifle after that, if I don't win this one.

>>32023161
When abouts in december? I did ahieha (or whatever) in Alberta but need to do BC now.

Anybody ever ordered a complete upper from the states? How does that shit work?

>>32023192

I don't remember, I need to head into island outfitters this weekend. They take payment for Murray Kilshaw's course who I really liked as a PAL instructor. I called him last month and I think he said third week of Dec but I'm not positive on that.

>>32023161
why do people still use 30-06?

it's an old expensive and obsolete cartridge, why not just use 308

>>32023269
why do people post the same shit over and over again?

it's a boring and repetitive question, why not ask something new

How do you make your SKS bayonet shiny? Mine is all grimy and actually looks to be corroding a bit. Should I sand it a bit or use steel wool, mineral baths that kinda thing?
also how are mosin snipers accuracy wise and how would you zero in the scopes, is there a factory zero corresponding to the little numbers?

>>32023285
lol

really though, there is no good reason to go with 30-06 other than fuddlore

>>32023293
more case capacity is fuddlore. who knew?

>>32023320
the difference is ball powder vs. stick powder

you can fit more powder because it takes up less room with ball powder

also do you not know that pressure ratings are a thing?

>>32023293
You can actually load 30 06 pretty hot before running into pressure signs when usong some of the powders. Guy was throwing 208 gr amaxs at 2900ish fps iirc

>>32023320
Case capacity only mattered with crappy old powders. We have a much better selection of powder now and many are much more efficient.
With the higher pressure of 308 there is no real differnece between the two.

>>32023337
If you care to look at your reloading manual, you will become enlightened.

>>32023369
how many people actually do this with 30-06 though? <1%?

the overwhelming majority of the time 30-06 is for fudd lore not for hand loads

also 208 gr at 2900 fps is standard for 30-06

>every range and gun store is filled with fudds

Where's the Canadian community for mentally unhinged revolutionary LARPing neo-nazis paranoid about chem trails and the government rounding up citizens to FEMA camps? I don't give a shit about deer.

>>32023391
can you show me an example? because i can't find one

not trying to be mean, genuinely curious because i have done a good hour or two of research and can't find any good reason for 30-06 to be used

>>32023392
>also 208 gr at 2900 fps is standard for 30-06
Not even close.

>>32023392
Even factory loads will give you an advantage over .308, also you can easily buy factory ammo with bigger boolets than the ordinary .308 offerings.

>>32023400

it's right here m8.

Guys can I become a shooting enthusiast without becoming autistic about MOA, twist, fps, grains, windage, and a boatload of other obscure terminology and physics? I'm retarded, my brain is full of all of this esoteric bullshit about cars and my work already.

>>32023443
The only number you need to care about is smiles per round

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What do I buy for a hunting rifle, a Tikka, a Sako, or a Remington 700?

>>32023411
From my Lyman manual (49th), same powder (IMR-4350), same bullet (200 grain jacketed HPBT). Starting sugg grains

.308- 43.0 grains, 2145 fps, 36,000 lb-ft pressure

.30-06- 49 grains, 2380 fps, 39,900 lb-ft pressure

Lyman doesn't have any 220 grain bullet loads for the .308, but it does for the .30-06.

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>>32023487

700 is aesthetic.

>>32023494
Good to make deer dead though?

>>32023411
>>32023492
I forgot to add that it's not quite that simple, but this gives a basic idea.

If you search around on the internet, you'll find that the larger case capacity is still relevant even today, especially for hunting larger, meaner things.

>>32023529

In .308 I can't see why not. Mine is in .223 which I'm told is pushing it. I'm not a hunter though, I'm new to all of this.

>>32023471
What if /k/ makes fun of him for being a terrible shot after 10,000 rounds?

>>32023419
But nearly every load I've see is very similar to this

Do you guys have no references or an article explaining this? Because I can't find anything suggesting you guys are correct

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>>32016238

Grew up a few km's from there.

Small world, desu.

>>32023554

/k/ is going to make fun of me no matter what.

I am taking an intro to handguns course with my 92FS this month. I'm hoping I can get good with some instruction and practice without having to obsess over loads and ballistics.

>>32023644
Loads and ballistics are mostly irrelevant when it comes to normal handgun shooting

>>32023288
I zeroed my pu scope by first aiming at the bulls eye with the irons, then seeing where the reticle was and adjusting accordingly, but thats not "zeroing" cause my reticle was far to the left so i had to shim it with a dime,and re adjust, if youre reticle is to the right the you have to grind off a tiny bit from the mount, its quite a process. Dont expect to be ringing gongs at 300m off the bat, use multiple sources on zeroing pu scopes, and zero at 100m, the 0 on the top dial should be your zero, the other numbers are your distance.

>>32023703
Kay i think i remember how i did it, after aiming with the irons and moving the reticle to the bullseye which resulted in it being far left and high, so i shimmed it with a dime to move the reticle to right, and then use the dial to move on the bullseye again which zeroed the windage, once thats down unscrew the dial cap so it can be turned without moving the reticle and move it to 0, thats youre windage zero, elevation is easy, since mine was high, i loosened the top elevation screw on the mount a 1/2 turn and tightened the bottom, then simply turned the dial so the reticle was back on bullseye, unscrewed it and put it to 0. Since i zerod at 100m, if i was shooting at 200 id put the dial to 1 cause its a 100m adjustment, and so on.

>>32023808
So left and right is fixed after you correct for it, and then you adjust your up and down according to range?

>>32023858
Yea but honestly thats just what worked for me, like i said look it up yourself, if you want a properly zeroed scope it takes time. Also i got the left and right mixed up, if its left you grind and if its right you shim, i used this when i did mine
http://www.mosinnagant.net/sniper%20section/mosin-nagant-sighting.asp

>>32023443

What you're talking about is primarily for long range precision target shooting.

The Coriolis effect doesn't matter when you're dumping your 10 round pistol mags into steel plates at 15 yards.

>>32023546
.223 is good for everything up to white tail deer. At that point you'll want to use the heaviest load you can find though. Larger than that is possible, but you run into ethical kill issues.

>>32024249

.223 isn't even legal for deer in some provinces.

7.62x39 performs roughly as well as .30-30, though, so your trusty SKS is an option.

>>32024291
That's more of a legal issue rather than what the round itself will reliably take. You do raise a good point though, if you want to hunt with .223 you'll want to check the legality first.

>>32023443
Yeah of course. I (poorly) just blast at targets for shiggles. No reason you can't either.

>>32023571
http://forum.snipershide.info/showthread.php?t=120574

as far as factory loads, i've got the berger, hornady, and nosler books right here and the highest speed they have listed in the 190's (which will be slower yet) is a bit over 2700fps. Its worth noting that boxed ammo is almost never loaded near max pressure.

Show me a box that has a 200+ pill going over 2700. you'll probably find them in the 2400's.

>>32023443

If you want to learn about that stuff i've got the equipment for loading and I've shot out to 1100 before with someone teaching...

Or instead, you were talking about a vacation this summer. Get another rifle, a decent adjustable scope, and go out to RFMA.

They do rentals too IIRC if you dont got coin for a high end rifle.

>>32023400
i know EXACTLY how you feel

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>>32022524
So should i get new furniture for this lee enfield im going to buy tomorrow and nigger reload some 123 grain bullets into the .303 rounds ill buy and then shoot?

or should i try and convert it to 7.62x39 myself without a lathe and poor mechanical aptitude and try to make an ak mag fed carbine??

i'm thinking one and then eventually the other...

>>32027629

Sup. I've got a sporterized No. Mk. III Enfield. What's wrong with .303? Can confirm the magazine is shit for SMLE's though. Constant jamming from magazine to the loading chamber. I'd say like one out of every 10 gives me an issue.

>>32027657
the largest issue for me is ammo price an avilability

also i think having it in 762x39 would be neat
plus its in terrible condition

>>32027702

It's not thaaaaaat much cheaper. I get mine for about 40 a box and other sizes are generally between 30-45 anyways. Availability is an issue though. Only one place in Hamilton that I know sells it and I have to go downtown for it. Canadian tire doesn't carry it anymore for some reason which blows

American here

how much can you guys get 7.62x39 Cz527s there? I bought one recently and it's become my favorite rifle, they're such fun shooters. and they're Canada-legal from the factory.

>>32027629
New furniture? Yes! The other stuff? Nooooo. If youre concerned with cost for projectiles get into lead smelting and just load cast bullets. You wont be able to push them fast but if you could source lead youd have a cheap fun plinker...

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>>32027726

>>32027740

Nigga it's a $5 difference, what kind of impoverished native reserve do you live on if that's a really an issue? Also if you really are from Caledonia I recommend AP rounds anyways, since killing indians means you're going to have to be able to pierce through the car they stole to do any real damage

>>32027730
They're fairly common. We have a lot more SKS/capita than you guys though so we usually buy those since they're a lot cheaper.

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>>32016238
I was the guy who asked about the cnc last thread, couldn't reply because archived. Anyways thanks draftanon but its for woodworking so I doube it'll work with metal, ah well. Heres a pic of something he printed out

>>32017013
No guns here, also GTA, how do you go to a range? Im spooked. Also any range recommendations? Is it possible to get to silverdale by public transport?

>>32029449
TO gun owners got fucked because TO is far left authoritarian shithole. If you want to go shooting you need to own a car.

>>32029557
Aw man, not even the go lines will help?
Rip UfT range

How do people even become like them? The 2A is pretty easy to explain

>>32029578
Not a TO resident, but I doubt it. The ranges have to be outside GTA from my understanding.
>How do people even become like them?
Emotionally unstable and requiring of authority for both emotional happiness and security. They think they'll go insane and kill people if they had a gun, but also that they're perfectly normal, so everyone would be like that.

>>32029599
I know the lakeshore west route goes to Niagara, maybe I can get to silverdale, might not be worth the expense. I'll look into it, thanks. Hows the range there? How do they treat newfriends? Any customs/etiquette i should know?

Psychology is scary, hate that its been manipulated like this

>>32023487
Winchester model 70 try for a pre 64

>>32029634
I don't think you're allowed to bring guns with you on public transport. The range really is in the middle of fucking nowhere and no train/bus will take you remotely close. even if you had a car, you'd still be pissed, because >>32017565 >>32018181

The range is surprisingly mediocre and low budget despite it probably being the most popular range in ontario. they have rules on their site, and they're pretty shit regardless of whether you're a member or not ex. no rapid fire, can't stand and shoot at some lanes, etc.

>>32029432

SOME CNC routers can cut softer alloys of aluminum, though definitely not as quickly as a proper mill.

I don't remember what routers the company I used to work for uses, though.

Are you guys doing cabinetry? Here's a fun time/cost-saving tip: Cut a V-notch ALMOST all the way through the board and then just bend it. You'll still have to fasten the two pieces together, but you end up with a nice looking edge and it's a hell of a lot faster. Whenever we could, we'd make our box-shaped objects like that. Drawers especially.

>>32029805
Ok thanks mang, we sometimes do cabinets. I'm not sure if I can influence his purchase decision, but what CNC would you recommend? I dont remember what you said last thread

>>32029734
Sucks to be me then, wonder if theres some comfy ones in northern ON...

Also by your post I assume you cant loan guns?

>>32029939
I know target sports, urban tactical, and I think silverdale too have those range packages. they're guaranteed to be grossly over priced.

>>32029930

I'd suggest a FANUC controller. Beyond that, it really comes down to what you need it for. More axes is better.

>>32029988
Alright I'll look into it. Axes? Or do you mean axis?

>>32029983
Canada why

>>32030035
He means multiple axis. Plural form.

Is it ever legal to take NR's on transit providing you are transporting them according to all guidelines set out by RCMP ?

Providing they are unloaded, and in a gun case etc..

Any good places to rabbit hunt around Crow's Nest Pass?

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>>32030070
canada was a mistake

>>32030089
Of course why wouldnt it be? You can walk through the city with a rifle provided its trigger locked and unloaded, you dont need a vehicle to transport your guns
>>32030321
Literally anywhere theres dense bush surrounded by pastures, just find some game trails, lay down a bunch of green poplar or willow branches and wait for the rabbits to come munch on the branches, id also set up a bunch of snare a pioute deadfalls

>>32030433
>>32030089
i've carried home rifles on transit, also have taken handguns to the range on transit

check with your transit authority to see if they have a policy for firearms

>>32030089
I took my sks on public transit in Poco (Port coquitlam), had it trigger locked and stored in a guitar case. No one was the wiser.

Now whether Translink allows it or not i couldnt tell you. But as far as i can tell, if your responsible about it, you'll have no problems

>>32030488
Funny thing is its illegal to conceal a firearm so if you didnt have it in a case but was still unloaded and trigger locked you wouldnt be doing anything illegal.

>>32030518
Well one day i was walking up to the Poco range at the top of Burke (was like a 25 minute walk from my place and i didnt have a vehicle) and there was a big accident on the road. I stopped to ask the officer if it was okay that i continued to walk up the road and he said it was alright. Then asked what i was doing. So i told him i was heading to the range. Asked me what i was shooting, told him sks, and he said "nice, well have a good day shooting sir"

So what i get out of these experiences is just dont be a fucking retard autist

>>32030488
i searched extensively, translink doesnt have a firearms policy

>>32030562
>just dont be a fucking retard autist
this cannot be stressed enough

>>32030562
Thats also how you open carry an antique, just dont be a sketchy autist, if you can carry a rifle and ammo no problem you can carry a webly and 455 loaded to just above pellet gun fps no problem, prettymuch goes for anything, knives bats axes etc. Just ignore what the average cunt thinks and carry on with your day until youre stopped by police who will just be making sure youre not deranged or something

Vi2 my roommate and a friend are looking for info for (r)pal courses. Do you have contact info for the guy you used?

>>32030342
>Frog posting was a mistake
Ftfy

>>32027740
>17 tabs

>>32030935
Ya i usually go through sales every 3-4 days and then close them all at once when im done. Phone handles it fine so its really a non-issue

>>32030035

This guy is correct: >>32030086

The more axes you can control, the more complex the shapes you can create.

Being able to tilt the tool, rather than just move it linearly along the X/Y/Z axes, means you can have complex overhangs. It would also allow you to, say, inclined it so that you can use the whole length of the tooth to cut a smooth inclined surface instead of having to do a billion passes and then still end up with a rough looking surface.

Wholesale is having a sale on rimfire ammunition if anyone is low.

any news on the 10/22 magazine shit?

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>>32031106
Yea no one gives a fuck.
>my uninned prohibited devices

>>32031116
well what are the odds of it getting overturned?

>>32031119
The firearms act still hasn't been changed, there should be nothing to fucking overturn in the first place.
I don't understand how the enforcers of the law can say they make the laws too. Holy fuck I'm mad.

>>32030978
Ah makes sense, thanks

>>32031150
Cause we live a socialist pseudo police state

>>32027766
god bless this post

>>32031106
>>32031116
>>32031119
>>32031150
>>32031196

The first person who takes it to court is going to anally fuck the mounties so hard that even their horses are going to need colostomy bags.

>>32030679

Yes I do.

http://www.canadianfirearmstraining.com/contact.html

>>32031106

Someone on the CCFR friendbook page apparently got searched at a roadside stop and hassled for having 3 10rd mags held together with a coupler.

>>32032890
>>32030679

Oh also if you drop into Island Outfitters they can take payment in cash for it and sign you up there. He's the only one they deal with like that AFAIK. The guys name is Murray Kilshaw, he's the first one on the leaflet they have at the counter with all the local courses.

http://www.torontosun.com/2016/11/16/12-year-old-and-six-teens-facing-weapons-charges-in-toronto-raid

How did a 16 year old get his hands on a machine pistol with a drum magazine, in nogunz Toronto of all places?

>>32032932

Somalis, probably.

>>32032898

Oh boy.

I hope he got the guy's badge number.

>>32032932
Same way all criminals do, black market.

>>32032932
Neither the Aero Survival Rifle nor the JR Carbine are machine-pistols. They are semi-automatic pistol caliber carbines.

>>32029642
The modern Model 70s are CRF just like the pre-64s, and have better gas handling in the event of a pierced primer or other case problem.

>type 97 for $760

is it worth it?

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just ordered these for muh beretta

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Random curiosity Canada-specific question

for guys who have popular Glocks, like 19 or 17: saw picrelated while browsing and began to wonder, how do the "factory 10 rounder" mags differ from say standard pinned to 10 mags (assuming those are available)? are they constructed in a different manner internally? are there standard Glock mags pinned to 10 even available on the Canadian market and if so, do you prefer them or does it not matter to you?

>>32032932
>“This seizure really shows the dangers facing not only officers, but also members of the public with the proliferation of guns in the city,” Heaney said.
"We need a mandatory firearm registry so we know which criminals have registered firearms at all times even though they won't be getting them legally." comes next.

>>32033523
not a canadian so i cant comment on the pinned mags. the 10 round mags are singlestack with a bunch of polymer around it to make it the correct size for the magwell. you cant convert the 10 round to fit more.
your normal 17 round mag is a doublestack.

>>32033596
Different person, I got my first handgun a couple weeks back - fn fnx 45 - it's 15 rounds pinned to 10. I notice that it's very difficult to actually fit 10 rounds in.

Is this just the case with .45acp and it being hard to load mags past that or simply a result of the pin? I assume the latter

>>32033634
its probably a combination of brandnew mags having strong springs and how they pinned it. how they pinned it is probably the largest factor since all brands limit mags differently

>>32033064
So the journalists just wrote misleading information and published it?

>>32033634
If the pin goes across the mag spring it wont allow it to compress properly

>>32022192
you're welcome.

know any good spots to set off tannerite?

>>32033718
Welcome to western media.

>>32033718
Either that or semantics-stretching.

The dictionary definition of "machine" is as follows:
>an apparatus using or applying mechanical power and having several parts, each with a definite function and together performing a particular task.

So yes, guns are a type of machine. But then again, by this logic, you could argue that chopsticks are technically machines.

In short: liberals gonna lib.

>>32033718

Someone bitched about it to the news source and they responded with a quote from the RCMP who referred to it that way. Also in the CCFR facebook group. You guys should join it.

>>32033899
>using facebook
>especially as a gun owner

you guys actually do this? does no one value their privacy anymore?

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>>32016238
So fellas when's the Alberta meet up happening?

>>32033914

It's too useful for me to give up. You don't have to post all of your personal data, you know. It bugs me periodically, "Hey vi2 why don't you just fill in where you work, where you went to school, your phone number, and let us know who your family members are?" but you don't have to

>>32033914
I first signed up when I was 17 years old, and let's be fair, most 17-year olds are dumb as shit.

I only keep it out of habit, plus it's my only means of contacting most of my friends.

Although I am a gun owner, I don't ever discuss guns on Facebook. But that's because all but two of my friends are liberals.

>>32033946
it's not too bad if you use a fake name, but friends/family are such idiots you still get compromised by the shit they do

ive never used facebook but im sure there's shit about me plastered all over it

i've pretty much adopted a no picture taking policy, especially women around me

>>32034037
>I only keep it out of habit, plus it's my only means of contacting most of my friends.
how old are you now? do kids these days not exchange phone numbers?

>>32034045
27.

Facebook is just easier for me because people are constantly changing their phone numbers, or moving to different provinces/countries.

>>32034125
>people you don't see in person
>friends

hmmm

>>32034144
Nigger I'm almost 30, I'm not always going to have time for my friends, nor can they always make time for me.

At this point I don't really care to make newer friends.

>>32034195
my point was you don't really have friends then

did you fall into the controlling girlfriend who wants to destroy your life trap?

>>32034038

Whatever works for you senpai. I totally get that. I use my real name and photo, I even follow and post some right wing stuff, I just try not to call anyone a faggot and so far nothing bad has happened.

>>32034245
the fact is having it publicly available knowledge that you have guns allows literally anyone to swat you, all they have to do is call in your name

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>>32034223
>my point was you don't really have friends then
Pic related.

>did you fall into the controlling girlfriend who wants to destroy your life trap?
lel, no. There are two specific things that I do not tolerate in a relationship: cheaters and control freaks. If you wanna be my lover, you can't fuck other dudes, and you can't tell me to get a haircut.

>>32034271
oh ok, that's fine then

i've just seen too many guys disappear from the world because their gf/wife wants them to "spend time together" because they have no hobbies or interests and their boyfriend/husband having them pisses them off for some reason

this "time together" consists of them either watching tv, or separately consuming/using whatever media/electronic device they prefer

>>32034263
>the fact is having it publicly available knowledge that you have guns allows literally anyone to swat you, all they have to do is call in your name
Then don't tell anyone that you own guns?

The only people who know that I have guns is my immediate family, and two or three friends.

There is absolutely no indication of firearm ownership on my Facebook profile. Hell, I bet most of my friends still think I'm a libcuck, seeing as I used to be one when I was a teenager.

>>32034292
that's fine, i'm just saying a lot of people are careless because they dont realize the potential consequences

>>32034290
>this "time together" consists of them either watching tv, or separately consuming/using whatever media/electronic device they prefer
Man, that would be one terrible hell of a relationship.

I've basically sworn off conventional television, and I have no intention of going back.

>>32033899
I got kicked out of the ccfr by angry fudds screaming im gonna kill cops and was calling for running gun battles and that i dont deserve rights at all cause i said i will follow bill s223 or whatever if it passed(this was a while ago) a bunch of people legitimately reported me to the rcmp and cfo "cause im too gung ho for violence" and "am a danger to the shooting community" for "advocating violence against police", all cause i said me or anyone else should resist these unlawful decisions

>>32034263

Yeah I guess. I'm pretty open about it with co-workers and friends and stuff. I'm a generally normal dude, I try to be a bridge between the skeptics and the madmen. I offer to take curious people to the range, etc.

And the CCFR is a closed group FWIW

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>>32034263
Every other pic on my Facebook is about guns or being innawoods, all the people that like them are girls or my friends that also have guns, also unless you have a mutual friend you can't see much on my account. Half the time people think im a narc or something, pic related is my profile pic

>>32034263
You know you can people's name number and sometimes adress from a phone book? If you have a restricted license the police already know you and that you have guns, not having face book doesnt mean your shit isnt public, do you have a car with a license plate? Your info is public

>>32034447
molefam your from Edmonton right?

>>32019998
The owner of Canada Ammo was posting on cgn about an indoor range somewhere in ontario.
Seemed pretty serious and He or someone behind him has some deep pockets

>>32034526
No i live near it, but ill never live in it, fuck the city, 99% chance id end up self defensing shit and it getting blown out of proportion, i can see the news story now
>Extreme right wing cult leader murders innocent native Americans with deadly sks ass salt riffle for trying to escape the elements through a kicked in back door
That or someone would try robbing me or something on the street and would get a kabar to the lung and itd be the same story pretty much

>>32034668
I've lived here all my life m8 it's not that bad, I live in the ghetto and do my cardio around midnight, never been mugged or anything the worst I've seen is license plates being stolen. not to mention muggers here only really go after tiny women or tiny men

>>32034763
And im a tiny man, im half french and half russian thats double the alcoholism and double the manletism.

>>32034811
I thought you said you were 6'3

>>32034223
friends don't stop being friends because they move away

>>32034263
nobody knows where I live and nobody knows my actual full name. I'm like Rumpelstiltskin but I won't steal your firstborn.
>Hi RCMP, I'd like to report a crazy lunatic who owns guns and threatened to shoot me
>>What's his name, citizen?
>David
>>David what?
>David, uhh, I dunno
>>Do you know where this man lives?
>Calgary
>>Where in Calgary?
>I don't know
>>That's not a lot of information to go off, are you sure this man is real?

>>32034869
more like 3'6"

>>32034869

Measurements are different underground.

>>32034263
m8 knowing who anyone is is enough information to swat them.

>>32035600
underrated kek

>>32033740
Anywhere you'd feel alright about shooting, if the explosion isn't too much louder than that. I guess it depends how big you want your booms

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>>32034668
>someone would try robbing me or something on the street and would get a kabar to the lung
Easy there skelly, I don't think anyone will try to steal your precious bones

>>32036995
Israelis would

>>32037094
Well then you're fucked anyways, they'll just jew-jitsu your skinny ass

>>32036995

>tfw i am getting drunk watching mad men right now and chuckled at this

nice.jpg

>>32037156
No theyd just swindle me for my precious marrow and organs, youve never dealt with Israeli organ harvesters? Theyre like kajit swindling travellers with cursed wares

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So VI1 and VI2, moving from Edmonton area to VI by the end of the month. Are you two interested in doing a small meet maybe in Dec or Jan? Have you two met up yet?

>>32037182
Patrician

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>>32037182
Forgot pic
>/ourgirl/

>>32027629
>>32027651

If you guys find nice furniture for MKiii post. Tons of mk4 on ebay and shit.

I find with my smle mags, it doesnt jam if i dont load more then 8. hope that helps.

>>32037232
What part of the Island?

>>32030518
>>32030488

just write on case

>arme à feu

literally firearm in french. So it is technically labelled and not concealed.

>>32037265
Might be anywhere from Campbell to Victoria.

>>32037232
Ive not met him yet no. Theres like 4-5 other islanders here lurking too. Just a matter of finding a spot thats accessable and id be down.

>>32037303
Well I know of a couple decent places near Ladysmith.

>>32037303
Comox Valley reporting in. There's another anon who lives up here too.

>>32037303
>>32037232

I'd be up for that, depending on when/where of course. Would be willing to meet further up island provided it's accessible by regular car.

>>32037242
>>32037247

Betty is a 10/10.

Well for VI maybe we can try to figure out where the centermost point is.
There's totally some place that's out of the way we can shoot in. Lots of woods is a nice thing about interior VI

>>32033918
yes i'd also like to know now that i've unfucked my money situation

>>32035239
because it's always calgary right?

it's neeeever edmonton...

>>32037441
I suppose we won't find out in this thread, hopfully it'll actually happen.

>>32037468
Well itd help if people could say a date their available instead of asking when it is, originally was planned for new years(30th to 1st)so we can set off double digit amounts of tannerite and mag dump lots, but idk how many people can do new years, only other good date i can think of is 27th to 29th

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so here it is my 100 dollar enfield

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it looks like every part of this gun was used as a hammer at some point

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there was also the world shittiest arisaka there for 150 but i've never seen a worse hack job in my life i wish i'd taken a picture

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its an ishapore i'm wondering if it's even able to be restored or worth saving what does k think?

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so all in all thoughts?

>>32023400
I know how you feel.
Everybody expects you to do something with your guns like hunt or target shoot, but I got into guns simply because I like guns for guns sake. I'd be happy simply fingerfucking them, the shooting part is almost a side benefit.

>>32037911
>thoughts?
i think you need to clean your house homie

>>32037911
Bore?

>>32037606
In December* guess i should i have clarified that just in case

>>32037926
try having children

a clean house becomes permanently temporary

>>32038075
fuck....tomorrow i guess...its pretty nice though

>>32038169
Maybe if youre poor. Do you eat bowls of mints for dinner?

>>32037336
>There's another anon that lives here too
Sadly not for much longer fucking hongcouver is coming for me

>>32031150
This is why https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wvJiYrRcfQo

>>32038858
RIP

>>32038250
Some people don't have very much free time. I guess that's why we don't all have tunnels.

>>32040353
Do you get hugs tho

>>32019923
Oh, thanks for caring. Sorry for the late reply, sleep and distractions

We just do store fixtures and cupboards. Shelves, islands, cabinets, custom stuff like that. We have to replace the edgebander so hes planning on buying a cnc and a matching edgebander. Its a small business, repetitive, but comfy. If i can, i would want him to get a machine that can also do metalwork as well as wood, so i can fiddle around with it. I have no knowledge of these machines btw.

I looked up the controller you mentioned, and im a little confused. Whats this for anyways? Desnt the router itself come with its own controls? Apparently it has its own software, CAMPUS its called. I can see if i can find the specs and take a pic of the pamphlet he has here

>>32040481
Also kitchen work, which is where the island comes in, forgot that part

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>>32040481
I dont have any pictures on me atm, so heres something I saw at the zoo, in new Jersey?

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>>32040481

The vast majority of companies that manufacture CNC machines will purchase the controllers from FANUC, Siemens, etc.

Which controller it uses will change the way you need to write the code for the machine, be it manually or through a software's encoder. Regardless of whether you use software that is proprietary to the CNC machine or whether you use MasterCAM or anything else, the machine basically has a "profile" in the software so that the software can export the GCode in the appropriate format for that specific machine. There are a LOT of variables that can be changed in the machine's setup, so it's really important that it's done right, otherwise you could easily end up crashing the machine or cause severe injury or even death. Look up "CNC Crash" on youtube. If that doesn't sober you up, I'm not sure what will.

I had the benefit of working for a company that worked in metal, wood and plastics which also did the powder coating and plating in-house. We mostly did store fixtures, but I did work on a few pieces of office and restaurant furniture. There are a number of stores that I worked on literally every fixture there, lol. I worked a lot more with metal than I did wood or plastic (I'd say ~80%), so I may not be the best resource here for woodworking.

What CAD software do you guys use?

>>32040566
Not him but I have operated a plasma table and it is pretty scary to go from watching pieces being cut to having the torch head go nuts and ruin a 1000 dollar sheet of aluminum.

>>32040566
This is actually a new venture. He wants something to help with more complex builds, wants me to fiddle with it since he wasnt born in the computer age

>>32040700
Havent even looked at cad ever, I have no idea what im getting into. Maybe i should get some formal education on this, plus I'll need to build a non potate computer then

>>32040737
Your dad would be crazy to have you self teach on a 6 figure investment. Go to school.

>>32040700
>>32040737

You'll want to learn some sort of parametric software. I would suggest SolidWorks. AutoCAD is for geezers too lazy to catch-up from the 80's.

>>32040787
>>32040795
K thanks mom.

Ill keep that software in mind, do they teach that in the formal education or only autocad?

>>32040895
>mom

...

Yes, vocational schools that teach SolidWorks are common.

>>32040895
I was taught both solid works and inventor in a single 3d modelling class. Check out tech schools near you.

>>32040936
Was referring to mr vi there

I'll check up on nearby schools and such. Would there be a college course or something that can teach this? I want to be efficient by also fitting it in with a machinist course. If not then eh, just a logistics problem.

If you dont mind me asking, if im building a computer, what would I look for if I want it to run CAD software nicely

>>32040996
Depends on how complicated your models are going to be and if your gonna get into the stress/strain end of it. FEA/FEM are pretty resource intensive. For what it sounds like you're doing just get an i5 and 16 gb of ram and it will do fine for years to come. I do my modelling on a old i5 with 8gb and its been fine.

>>32040996

Some schools will have machining mixed with CNC and CAD. It'll take a couple of years, but you should be able to start applying the knowledge and skills pretty quickly to your work.

For CAD work, here's what I would suggest:

>SSD for OS, HDD for storing everything else
>No less than 16 GB of RAM, 32 would be better
>As fast a NVidia Quadro GPU as you can afford. Failing that, as strong a GeForce GPU as you can afford
>Intel i7 processor, as fast and as many cores as you can get

I'd suggest no less than 5x 120mm fans. More and/or larger fans would be good. Don't skimp on cooling.

>>32041028

Toolpaths can take a fucking LONG time, too. You make up your investment quickly when buying better hardware.

>>32041063
I guess if hes dropping 100k+ on a cnc machine a 3-5k computer isnt aajor expense.

Only tool pathing i did was really basic on a 3 axis haas. Pathing for what hes mentioned so far should be pretty basic though right?

>>32041107

Unless he plans on making anything even remotely ornate. If he's doing stuff for homes (which it sounds like if he's doing kitchens), then that's definitely a very real possibility.

Imagine how long it took to do the toolpath for something like this...

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

>>32041053
Thanks friends, I might also look into portability as well, mayne build something in a suitcase or a toolbox. Also to transfer things to the CNC, does the computer need to be connected to it at all times or a usb transfer or something is just fine? The workplace is pretty dusty, might not be a good place to have a computer sitting around


>Failing that
?

>>32041130
Oo thats pretty. I doubt we would be doing anything that complex, but we did have a job off sherbourne and bloor, and that neighborhood is essentially mansions, so it might happen, like you said. Seems like a good skill to have anyways

>>32041158

There ARE laptops you can buy that will work, though you'll pay a lot more for the same performance as you would a desktop, you won't be able to as easily upgrade it and, honestly, I wouldn't want the computer in the same room as a CNC router. The dust would wreak havoc on it.

Most CNC controllers do have a USB and a serial port, though you're better off just hooking it up to your network like you would a printer or something and sending it files that way.

>>32041158

>Failing that
>?

If you can't afford a high end Quadro card, GeForce GPU's will work fine in most cases.

To put it simply, GeForce cards are made to have very stable performance (A consistent 60 FPS in a game, for instance), whereas Quadro cards are made to go as fast as they can regardless of how consistent it is, though they do end up being faster on average. They're made specifically for professional work and are expensive as hell.

Additionally, it's worth noting that some features in SolidWorks and other software MAY NOT function without a Quadro processor. This is more important if you're doing renderings (which would be REALLY helpful for sales, so keep that in mind).

>>32041176

For modeling the really ornate stuff, you'd probably want to learn something like Rhino or something like that. That's not really my field, though, so you may want to go ask the guys on >>>/3/

>>32037606
>>32038120

I booked off that entire week. SO i honestly dont care one way or another.

>>32041221

Also, I *REALLY* recommend having at least 2 monitors. Being able to work on your software and have charts, reference material, emails or whatever on the other one so you don't have to alt-tab constantly is a fucking huge boost to productivity.

That said, I'm that guy who's easiest to contact via email, since I put my headphones on and then just zone out to music as I burn through my work. I put on some venetian snares and then just wake up 8 hours later covered in sweat with the 3D model and all the drawings complete.

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Any Ottawa-area /k/ommandos shooting in the Larose forest today? I keep hearing 10-round volleys.
>them unpinned sks mags
>not a cop i swear

>>32041258

You don't need to unpin an SKS mag to shoot 10 rounds.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1bCy0ouLZI

>>32041262
Or just duct-tape the magazine base to the stock, for that matter.

>>32041273

I think that'd be getting into "shoelace" territory.

>>32040662
Hah, I've done both plasma and waterjet before and there is so much bullshit you have to deal with.
The company would buy cheap aluminum from a company that was often slightly curved for what ever reason and I had lost count of the number of times the aluminum would pop up after being cut and break the tip off.

>>32041257
Gotta put this on a notepad or something.

If you zone out, wouldn't that make you harder to contact via email?

>>32041642

Outlook can be set to have an audio notification.

Basically, I'm just drowning out outside noise so I can focus on my work.

>>32041695
Cool, seems like a good Skill to have, productivity and responsiveness.

This machine is gonna be a lot of work innit

>>32041970

Well, to put it into perspective... My Industrial Drafting course was 1.5 years and my CNC Machining course was just shy of a year.

If you want your company to become more profitable, however, getting into CNC is pretty much the only way forward. You'll be priced out of the market otherwise and will slowly die.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Pq-S557XQU

>>32041994
Hmm, not too bad. Thanks a lot for the info (again) btw, if I get good enough I might build a few stocks or something, would be cool to show off

>>32042086

For stocks, you want at least 4 axes.

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

>>32042163
Again with the helpful advice. How frequently are you here? I feel like I might have some questions I wont be able to answer myself or at the school

>>32042190

Depends on how busy I am. I check in at least every couple of days.

Whereabout are you located, btw?

>>32042163
Oh. And why is a 4 axis necessary? In my mind cant you just cut out the outline on a xy axis, then rotate the cutout to remove wood for the barrel and Such, then sand it down and laminate it?

>>32042190
>>32042198
>taking advice from a blind man who can't eat normal food without getting sick

>>32042198
Toronto, we do work all over the place, like Oshawa and Mississauga iirc

>>32042225
? I assume hes not blind considering he can see to do projects, and post, and how would that discredit him? Blind men could have been skilled workers back in their hayday

>>32042251
Drafter has confirmed in the past that he's legally blind, though does retain some vision.

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>>32042217

I mean, you could make a stock with nothing but chisels and files if you wanted. If your intention is to make dimensionally consistent stocks with as few man-hours of work as possible, a 4th axis would be worth the investment. Hell, even an indexer would be better than nothing. Unless your stock's profile is that of a brick, making the angled surfaces would be much faster and easier if you could rotate the work piece so that the entire cutting edge of the tool can do work. Otherwise you need to do tons of passes and you'll still have a lot of gouges to clean up after. The results just won't be as fast or nice.

>>32042251

80% of people who are legally considered blind have at least some vision. My visual acuity itself is about 20/30 without correction (which isn't too big a deal), but they're clinically oversensitive to light. Even if you had 20/10 vision, it would be unlawful for you to drive day or night while wearing glasses as dark as mine. I honestly joke about it more than anyone else does.

>>32042311
>but they're clinically oversensitive to light.
I know that feel. Mine are excessively oversensitive, but I can't go outside on a sunny day without at least dark sunglasses on, and I prefer to have a hat or hood that shields my eyes on as well.

>>32042311
Makes sense, it would make it more special if theres some elbow grease tho :3

My eyes are OK, I've degraded them to -.5 each, might be a spoiled brat and lazer eye surgery them, if it isnt too expensive

>>32042339

You would not believe the number of random strangers who randomly start singing Corey Hart songs around me, lol.

>>32042395
Funny you mention that, I actually went to school with a guy named Cory Hart.

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>>32041257
>>32042217
>2 monitors
Yeah it's handy.

Working with a Q6600 processor, 8gb of ram, a gtx 960 and SSD. It's mostly enough, faster cpu would be good though.

4 axis isn't technically necessary for the majority of things if you do fixturing that you can orient and stuff.

I work for a shop that has a dozen three axis, a half-dozen four axis and two five axis machines.

>>32042423
>WinAmp

Holy shit, that takes me back.

>>32042450
Version 5.56

I will never use anything else.

>>32042251
>>32042311
he is also allergic to wheat because he wuz kangz
>>32042395
kek'd

i'd definitely be guilty of that

Savage Model 11 Scout or Ruger Gunsite Scout?

>>32042653
I'd go with the Savage because I'm a cheap shit

>>32042578
Wheat allergy... Wierd. How does thst relate to him being a kang? Didnt they have wheat?

>>32043116
They're both just under $1000 at my LGS

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>>32043167
he said he's descendant of kangz that just ate meat, butter and milk etc

>>32043178
Oh huh, well you've got a tough choice to make. They appear to be virtually the same rifle. Have you already gone and groped them both to see how they feel?

>>32043238
Still need to feel up the Ruger. By the looks of things though it has better sights. I'm pretty sure its easier/cheaper to get mags for the ruger as well

>>32043256
arent you gonna scope it anyways?

>>32042578

Gluten intolerance isn't an allergy. Wheat allergies do exist, but I don't have one. I just don't have the enzyme to break it down. It's very common among people of western European descent.

Gun's getting here Thursday boys, I'm excited.

>>32043268
Eventually, but it'll be a while before I have the money for one. I'm also intentionally going for a scout since I want a bolt gun with irons.

>>32043290
>It's very common among people of western European descent
i have never met a person in my life with this problem and everyone i know is western european descent

>>32043308
do optic mounts on scout rifles generally sit high enough that you can still use irons?

>>32043256
That's true, not like Savage accessories have great availability or a thriving aftermarket

>>32043290
Oh, I've heard of that, theres a term for it isnt there? But that term isnt exclusive to kangs tho

>>32043318
No.

>>32043338
so what's the point then?

>>32043290
But-but... Western Europeans had wheat did they? Anyone near the middle east and Europe had wheat didnt they?

i just want to take an opportunity to say that you guys are good people and very helpful

dog bless canada

I just got my RPAL, now what?

>>32043309

There is simultaneously a bunch of people who go on gluten-free diets as a fad and people who legitimately are sick but not diagnosed and just bounce from doctor to doctor for years. They'll often be told they just have IBS.

If you have Hashimoto's Hypothyroidism, you should go get checked. There's an antibody that you can get checked for with a simple blood test, though it only has about an 80% accuracy (false negatives are possible).

>>32043334

There are a number of different types. The most well known is coeliac disease.

>>32043345

The genetics behind it are from Western Europe. How recently it began, whether it was exacerbated by environmental factors or changes in our food (which are aplenty) or anything else, I don't know. It's not my field. I keep tabs on it just enough to hear about potential treatments coming down the pipeline as well as new products that won't make me sick.

One hypothesis I did hear about was that our ancestors had a symbiotic relationship with some other creature that allowed us to process it or prevented us from reacting negatively to it, but due to changes in our diet or the use of some medication ended up killing them. As evidence of this, they found that certain types of hookworms in your gut can reduce the negative effects. They're studying what mechanisms the worms use to prevent it, so we could feasibly end up with a medication based on it.

>>32037303
>meeting other people from /k/anada

I bet you guys suck each other off after every meet.

>>32043448
Spotted the guy who shoots alone

>>32043488
What's wrong with shooting alone?

>>32043438
Join a range and buy a stripped lower when they go on sale for black friday

>>32043448

>he doesn't like getting sucked off

fag

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So what exactly are the """rules""" for shooting on crown land or out in the woods/remote location?

Is it a fine line thing like how people do illegal drugs at home but "aren't suppose to", but do it anyway?

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>>32044229
What the fuck are you talking about? You just go on crownland and shoot as long as its safe too, you make the rules, but should always follow p.r.o.v.e and shit. Also clean up your shit, especially shotgun shells

>>32044310
Well, I live in the Maritimes which is pretty cucked. Everything I've read so far says its illegal to discharge any firearm outside of a range. But it's also unclear and subjective (not within public range, like really common sense shit), but it seems like compared to out west or even in Ontario it's much more acceptable to do. Now of course if it's a restricted gun this seems to hold true regardless of where you live.

The thing is though if I'm in a really remote location with a non-restricted gun, who really is fucking stopping me? That's why I'm really confused by some of the laws I've read. All I want to do is set up a target and shoot off my SKS without joining some bullshit club.

>>32044504
To clarify what I've read:
>6. No person shall without due regard to the safety of others discharge any gun or other firearm in or near any public place or way, or in or near any dwelling, store or other building, or in any cultivated field, or in any enclosure.

http://www.halifax.ca/legislation/bylaws/county/blno8.pdf

>>32044504
>The thing is though if I'm in a really remote location with a non-restricted gun, who really is fucking stopping me?
Alright, in the maritimes the only thing that will be after you is Fish&Wildlife calling you a poacher.

>>32044504
>>32044557
thats not "cucked" it's literally "don't shoot with unsafe backdrops"

>>32044582
Yeah it's just when I did a few searches it seems like a lot of misinformation is scattered. For example, I've read some people say that you can't go out because it means your "hunting" and then you can get in shit for not having a hunting permit if someone reported you or whatever.

Again, this is all seems like really subjective shit and I've most likely just been reading info from misinformed people.

>>32043294
So is mine! What'd you get?

Does anyone here not actually like shooting, but only owns guns because they're paranoid about the government?

Serious question. I want to know I'm not crazy.

>>32043488
wanna be friends?

>>32044783
Well i like shooting, and i have them in case the gubbmint gets tyrannical. Does that count?

>>32044783
I think you are crazy. Shooting is an extremely enjoyable hobby and if you don't like it I question your tastes.

>>32044310
Oh then your fucked

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>>32044783
there are so many other things you can do instead of guns if you're paranoid about gov. really.

>>32044229
Don't shoot at people/homes/buildings/roads. Some places have extra rules but that's up to you to find.

>>32045398
Also, don't shoot at unfamiliar lights. Yelling at it doesn't make it better.

>>32044783
You don't like shooting? Have you at least learned how to hit where you're aiming? Because if not, your guns might be more useful as melee weapons

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>>32045648
MOLEMAN BTFO

>>32044783

I'm more paranoid about being strung up by BLM lynch mob than the government, but it's prudent to prepare for the worst.

>>32046238
>TFW white and literally dindu nuffin
>Still get treated like I'm personally responsible for the misery of countless generations

Scary times, man.

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>>32046326

>tfw descended from generations of starving potato serfs and chattel slaves
>grew up in poverty
>broken home
>manlet
>constantly told how privileged I am

ENOUGH

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>>32046381
Shorty

>>32046571

be nice anon we all have guns here

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>>32046591
What is being implied here, citizen?

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>>32046626

>tfw we're all RCMP here to honeypot

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>>32046641
I HATE THIS PLACE

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>>32046653

s-sorry