Canada General: Eskimo Joe edition

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>>32509612
Reminder that Chris "Dead Men Tell No Tales" Bishop used an SK47 assault weapon and this country needs common sense gun laws!!!!!!!

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poopy

>>32507298
Unpinned 5/25 round "banana clip"
>>32509771
I posted an article last thread saying he got off on the charges. The pendulum is swinging the other way, I highly doubt there will be pushback against legal gun owners defending themselves.

How long does it usually take for restricted guns to transfer over to your name? I bought my first one on Thursday and want to know

>>32510274
God damn I hope so, he doesn't deserve that kind of punishment for what he did. I have some moral issues with shooting runners but he wasn't exactly in the best state of mind for judging risk. He shouldn't be thrown into jail for that long.

>>32510274
He got off the first conviction, but he does have to go to trial again. Still wasn't the smartest for him to shoot at the retards once they started to run away, but I'm not super against him for doing it.

>>32509612
>“In my view, it was open to the jury, on that evidence alone, to find that the appellant could not have reasonably believed the force he used was his only means of protecting himself.”

Who gives a shit if it was his ONLY means of protecting himself? He could protect himself with a butter knife if he had no better option. Saying "Well, you had other, less effective means of defending yourself, so you should use those because guns are bad, m'kay" is not fucking fair to the guy who had half a dozen people kicking in his door holding weapons.

>>32509013
(Guy in last thread hating on Ontario gun owners)

Not that guy, but Ontarian here.
This Province is a bizarre mix of awful and awesome.
Like the universe saw that we were suffering so they threw us a bone.

-province controlled by libshit hellhole cities and yuppie as fuck cottage country
+rural Ontario based as fuck.
-police here are jackbooted thugs
+CFO is abnormally lax. No armour laws, relaxed storage regulations
-very few ranges
+range membership restriction removed from R ownership.

We're all over the place. Had to move to Taranna from Lakefield area for work 10 years ago. Upside is I met a cool /k/ newfie chick and married her. Downside is, this place saps the life out of ya, and you have to become a goddamn ninja to own guns. I smuggle mine out of the condo under cover of darkness, in musical instrument cases.

I have a question for you lads.
What's the most dangerous part of your province whether it be ghetto or tundra?

So I have an 858. I'm thinking of buying an SKS but do they shoot similarly?

>>32512321
It's really ery not actually so something. It's not very close.

>>32510390

If you buy from a store it takes a day or two. If you buy from someone else it depends on the province. Back in August I transferred to someone in Alberta and it took less than 5 days. I transferred another gun to someone in Ontario and it took a month.

>>32512347

K. How does it shoot at 100 meters?

>>32512383
Depends on what quality you bought at first really. I've been using a Yugo PAP family hand me down since my day of birth and i've maintained it and shit. It shoots fine at 100 meters as far as I know.

When are my fellow Ottawafags going out to larose forest next? Only crown land I know of is 2hrs out, and I'm itching to magdump my Vz since I got the feedramp polished.

>>32513136

Is this a known issue?

>>32513167
No, not stock anyway. I've got a post 2014 vz58 in 7.62x39, and it feeds flawlessly from stock mags, but if I load more than 5 or 6 in XCR mags with the adapter, the rounds catch on a small lip just in front of the feed ramp. It's not every time, but it was enough that I wanted to handle it.

>>32512212
Those few blocks in Toronto where all the dindus live

>>32513136
Trying to plan something soon but it's gonna be a little complicated since I might not have a car available. On the other hand, I live across the street from the Larose forest so I could just go on foot and stop being lazy

Is the quality between an SKS and a vz58 really worth the price bump? Asking because I want to g get a not-shit semi-auto that also won't bankrupt me like a Tavor.

>>32512212
North End Dartmouth (Jellybean Square), North Preston, Mulgrave Park/North End Halifax.

>>32512212
the entire province of NB is kind of a ghetto but we sort of don't really have much dindu violence. Most dangerous you could be is like, cheering for the wrong team at a sports bar in Saint John or on the Nord shore. We had some serial beatings in Fredericton like 5 years ago, but not really a problem unless you're not-native walking through the reserve.

Moncton had a shooting spree recently

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>>32515140
>The entire province of NB is a ghetto.

So, any news on the NEA-25/AR-102?

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WHY ARE TRACERS BANNED REEEEEEEEEEE

>>32516431
muh fire hazard

>>32516431
"Fire hazard"

>>32512212
Probably Surrey, but as long as you aren't a gang member you should be fine.

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>>32516431
They arent, only from import

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>>32516608
Better lighting the tips are green

>>32516608
>>32516638
And where does one buy this tracer ammo in Canada?

>>32516850
Iv seen the odd one at gun shows, alternatively one could make their own.

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Crown Royal is garbage

T. American

>>32517283
how so?
are they as effective as real ones?

Are there any ammo manufacturers in Canada? My friend who doesn't yet have his license is having pipe dreams of opening an ammunition manufacturing business here. How feasible is it?

Anybody know of a site that actually has M&P 15 Sport 2s in stock? They're sold out everywhere, it seems.

Alternatively, anybody have experience with Diamondback AR15s, or Anderson AR 15s?

>>32517316
Ty 4 ur service

>>32514968
You forgot Uniacke Square.

The north end isn't so bad though, it's really just a few parts of it, and the more they gentrify it the better things will gradually become. I chuckle at the why and way that's happening to. Instead of expanding somewhere else since it's out of room, the South End has just decided to absorb the rest of the peninsula.

>>32517953
I'm unsure if Inglis used to make 45. in Ontario. Maybe they did maybe they didn't. He should just move down stateside and try there.

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>>32517953
>>32519205

There used to be a lot more.

I know there's a company here that makes shotshells, though I forget the name. There was word a while back about them making minishells (like those aguila), but I don't think it ever happened. Shame, because I actually want to design a firearm around the use of minishells.

>>32519683
Youre thinking score

>>32520647

That's the one. Thanks Anon.

http://www.prairieshotammo.com/home.html

They're in Manitoba, apparently.

>>32517708
I was curious myself and did a google search. I didnt save any of what I researcher because at the time I lacked the money to invest in a project like that. Being broke sucks, thanks weedman.

How do transactions over private sales on CGN happen? I've only ever dealt with ebay where I've never been scammed and ebay for the most part oversees that the delivery happens after payment and that the buyer doesn't backcharge his transaction upon receiving the item.

Is it just an online bank transfer (is that what everyone means by EMT?)? How can I be sure that the seller actually mailed me the gun? How can I be sure the buyer doesn't backcharge the money they transferred? I've only done local transactions, but I want to know how to do an online/long distance one in case a good deal comes up on the EE.

Thanks!

>>32521380
You send the person money via email money transfer (EMT) and then they send it to you in the mail. Make sure you ask them for a couple of pictures of the firearm so you don't get scammed

>>32521432
>Make sure you ask them for a couple of pictures of the firearm so you don't get scamme
Too add onto what this Anon said, do a reverse image search on the images too.

>>32521432
>>32521460
what if they simply don't send the gun after I pay? Can I get the money back? is there any penalty or anything for getting my money back in the event of such a scam?

What's to stop a buyer from getting their money back after I sent them the item?

>>32521554
You use thier pal information and the online paper trial and go to the mounties for fraud.

>>32519096
Uniacke Square isn't that bad any more. It has its reputation from the 70s and 80s before the Halifax Regional Police decided to plop their Central Division Headquarters down right next to it.

I hear people talking about how they are gentrifying North End, but two years ago I walked down Gottingen at 3 PM and was asked if I wanted to buy drugs by two different guys, solicited by one prostitute, and followed by a sketchy homeless dude for three blocks. All in the span of 15 mins.

>>32514589
Cool tools. Hit me up at [email protected] when you have some concrete details.

So the instruction manual for my new gun said to clean the gun prior to firing it for the first time. So I just finished cleaning it.

Did I just fall for the gun cleaning jew? Is this just a big scam to sell cloth patches?

>>32523123
Packing grease and oil can interfere with the function of firearms, you did the right thing. Usually it won't matter for new guns but it is always a good idea to clean it anyway. If nothing else it will familiarize you with the internals.

>>32523234
I accidentally dry-fired it when I was putting the bolt back in. Am I kill?

>>32523256
Unless it's a rimfire from before 2000 youre fine

So we are looking into another Ottawautist meet soon, if people are interested and didn't come before, the best bet would be to email [email protected] or [email protected] for info or to sign on to the adventure. Last meet turned out great, just a small group of people shooting guns and acting autistically.

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>>32523745
The serial number would suggest it was mfg some time after 2013 so I should be fi-

I want to remove cosmoline with Mineral Spirits, but I want to do it outside because of the fumes. Will the winter cold affect the cleaning process or the gun?

Anybody here shoot in any competitions of any kind? Looking to get into ipsc/3 gun but the community seems pretty small in Canada

Currently have 858. Not sure if I should get an SKS or a Mosin next.

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>>32525500
Did my patriotic duty as a Canadian and got an SKS today. (1952 Tula, all numbers matching except for magazine) Rifling still breddy gud too.

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>Tfw just walked into passport office
Please end my life

As /newguns/ is there some sort of tribal factionalism in Canada's gun community that I accidentally forgot to into?

Both times I've purchased a firearm so far the guy selling me the gun had a stick up his ass, and I tried to inquire in person about a gun range membership today and the guy told me he was sold out of memberships (obvious bullshit; was sending me passive-aggressive vibes the second I walked in the door). Although after reading up reviews of his range apparently a lot of people get the experience that he only really caters to richfags who will drop as much money as possible for as little work on his part as possible.

>>32526108
Some ranges are just like that, don't have time for anybody other than old fudds or some other group

>>32526108
Shooting can be a bit of an old boys club, avoidING giving these guys money through memberships or purchases will help to kill them off

>>32526134
Sadly I bought an SKS from him before inquiring about a membership. Had I known he was going to dick me around I would have just gone to Canadian tire and spent an extra 50 bucks on it.

>>32525062
How cold is it over there?

>>32525500
Mosin

>>32525821
Beautiful, remember to take care of your raifu and she will always take care of you

>>32526108
I've had my RPAL since I was 18 and there have been multiple times I've gone into gun stores to buy a firearm and the sales worker has walked right past me to ask my father if he needed anything. He doesn't even have a PAL but they make the assumption that because he is an old guy over the age of 50 that he is the one there to make a purchase. It pisses me off to no end and it instantly makes me want to no longer buy anything from that business.

On a similar note, I once applied to a "Better Buy Sports" while I was in university and the worker faxing my resume to the head office looked at my resume and scoffed: "Why does a Bachelor of Arts student have an RPAL?" (I was studying psychology at the time).

This is the same guy that once told my friend and I that SKSes weren't able to be imported into Canada anymore because of trade embargoes against Ukraine. Which is entirely untrue since economic sanctions were placed against Russia not Ukraine.

Old guys working behind gun counters are known for being old fudds with little understanding of how things actually work but buy into that "with age comes wisdom bullshit". Try to find a young sales worker, they tend to be less stuffy and standoffish.

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>>32523849
>a small group of people shooting guns and acting autistically.
>mfw not a single furry or gearqueer in sight
>mfw no constant memespeak
>mfw no brownies
I might have to wear my blacktical combat vest this time just to make it feel like a real /k/ meetup

>>32522634
lol my buddy just recently moved from gottingen. His apartment was above a bodega, the tenant next door was professionally homeless, parked his shopping cart full of hobo stuff in the hall. His place got bed bugs because of crazy hobo guy. Buddy stopped sleeping in the master bedroom because it shared a wall with crazy hobo guy who would scream and holler all night.

Kept telling him to move out but the place was understandably dirt cheap to rent, and he was spending everything he got trying to pay off student loans.

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>>32521340
Have you tried not being a fucking white male?

>>32526644
Gee, as a young Canadian working and paying taxes for so long, a one-time payment of 25K would sure help

>>32526086

You think that's bad? Try the US consulate in Montreal.

>>32526680
>one-time payment of 25K would sure help

Horseshit, you'd just spend it on a .50 Rifle.

>>32526108
>>32526380

Are you under the age of 40? Enjoy being shat on by old fudds who don't remember that they were your age once.

>>32526728
Tbh I'd buy one nice HK or something and save the rest
>I've no place to shoot a .50 anyways

>>32526729
Yeah. It just sucks because the fudds control the best range in town. Hope those fuckers send themselves out of business. Catering only to the old guard can't keep them afloat in today's economy.

>>32526755

They're boomers, for the most part. Their hearts will be failing en masse over the next ten years and those who don't die from it will be shitting themselves in old folks homes.

>>32526781
I just wish I had the capital to start my own range. :\

>>32526086
>yfw you're the only white person there

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>>32526781
>>32526755

I google reviewed his ass. Is he BTFO? Will he ever recover?

>>32526728
Oh please, you have no faith in people.

Do you really think someone would settle for something as small as .50?

>>32528544
Any thing less than 14.5mm will just anger the buck and cause it to charge.

>>32526108
I'd suggest just ignoring it and either finding a place in the woods or a better local range to shoot at. Old boys clubs are still annoyingly common in shooting sports.
>>32526380
>>32526729
I've been pretty lucky in that my LGS recognizes me as the guy in my family that shoots, possibly because I've bought trigger locks, guns, and ammo from them before a few times. They're generally pretty nice to me, and are OK with me shooting the shit with them while smearing hand grease all over their handguns that I can't afford yet.

>>32528942
Yeah... There's lots of innawoods around here. I just need to find winter 2wd access to it all.

Apparently the trick to getting in there is not showing up while he's there and dealing with his staff instead. His Google reviews are very polarized. Not the kind of person I care to do business with.

>>32529079
There's one that barely stops short of calling him a manlet with a napoleon complex

>>32528858
True fact right there.

That sort of thing is why I hunt rabbits with my .338

>>32529770
That's cruel. Bare minimum .50BMG explosive rounds for rabbits.

>>32530692
>wanting the rabbit to be in agonizing pain for hours on end after being shot

37mm Bofors is the smallest thing I'd consider using, and only in emergencies and with very careful shot placement

How do you resist the temptation to unpin your mags? The 5 round limitation makes me anus tight.

>>32531451
>RCMP-posting this hard

>>32525821

I have 3, another coming in the mail

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>tfw my dad said that SKS's are just cheap pieces of shit that couldn't hit a broad side of a barn and not useful for hunting and I would be better off spending money on a decent bolt action gat and scope
How do you deal with fudds in your family, buds?

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>>32531451

>>32531706
>How do you deal with fudds in your family, buds?

by not listening to their fuddshit and buying all the SVTs and SKSs that I want

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>>32531451
nice try rcmp, you aren't getting my doggo today

>>32531706

Pretty easy to prove him wrong, though.

7.62x39 is about as strong as a .30-30 (weaker at short range, about even at ~150 yards IIRC, stronger after that point).

Here's your daily dose

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47Yxa9IeJEc

>>32509612
What website will sell me a firearm without a PAL.
An befor you fucking autistic leafs freak out.
Antique firearms are ok to own without a PAL.

>>32531863
none

>>32531863
None, and have fun spending thousands on a cap and ball revolver in an extremely hard to find calibre and making black powder from your own piss.

>>32531875
>>32531909
Thanks canada for your responsible sensible pc gun control.
Fuck it, fuck guns this hobby is balls.
I'm taking up archery, unless the RCMP might go postal over a small iron object attached to a stick with feathers going over 500fps means I need a fucking firearms license.

>>32531972
just nut up and get one, they'll give them to anyone who has a pulse.

>>32531972
You could always get a license.
>Though at this point I figure you're probably a criminal.

>>32532002
No record I just want for to shoot shit.
When I need to move I want sell one or two rifle and thats it.
No huge SHTF Bro stash.
No elite operator bro shit.
Just a fucking old fasion rifle with the option to hunt and target shoot at will.
The fuck do you have to let the government and cops know I have guns?
Because they dont trust me with a gun without then processing me.
I dont want to spend 100$+ on a fucking easy piss class.
Then spend another 100$ getting the hunting class (though hunting i can see why)
Fuck id be happy with a break barrel pellet gun but all those fucking good ones need a fucking PAL.
Is there anything i can do to try to change that law?
Less then 500fps is legal.
Thats air soft territory.

>>32532001
Oh so I just ask and they go
>oh ok anon here you PAL see you at the range :^) no money needed for this.
Fuck it archery cools right? Still kills people and shit.

>>32532138
if you can't scrape together 160 bucks for a test you sure as shit aren't gonna be able to afford an actual antique firearm, or a decent bow set.

>>32532120
Well you can always write your MP regarding this, or meet them in person if you really want to make an impact.
>IMO not the end of the world to get it done, and if you stick to NR guns they don't have any registration of what you have
>Also you only need a hunting class if you want to actually hunt.

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>>32531451

>>32532207
I just want to shoot.
I'm tempted to start making four winds shotguns, then make my own shotgun shells.
But honestly doing anything without firearms license in Canada scares me and not going to lie i can scrape that money together fine.
I just dont want to go through the hoops.
And I'm sure as fuck i could get a decent shooting now for less then 50$
Fuck you science.

>>32531706
My uncle said the same thing and my dad was leaning to his line of thinking but didn't really say much about it. Once he shot it, he saw the error in his ways.
Basically, ignore, buy and get him to shoot it. That's how you convert.

>>32532253
You could get a shitty slam fire shotgun for less than $50 but you'd be firing homemade black powder shells out of it, since ammo also requires the PAL. If you actually get the PAL you could have an SKS and crate of ammo for around $500 and nobody would know but who you tell.

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>just ordered parts for scout setup on chink M14S

I know we ain't got shit on the burgers as far as variety goes but goddamn I do love me some cheap battle rifles

>>32532294
How you liking the rifle anon?

Been eyeballing one but them being chinese makes me question the quality.

>>32532314
I'm not really into iron sights for rifles in general and I wasted a couple hundred on a shitty scope mount that would turn the gun into a stovepipe factory so that aspect has been blueballing me since I've had it. But this time with a scout red dot I'm pretty sure I'll like it that way.

Other than that it's great. On the heavy side but it's my bench queen/range toy so I don't mind. 308 is my favorite rifle round to shoot and I love how the Garand action works.

>but them being chinese makes me question the quality.
I remember reading something about Norinco essentially making them with the actual original Springfield tooling, so the parts that really matter are of very decent build. Only shoddy parts I've had were the bolt catch and the op rod guide which are easy to switch and are worthwhile upgrades for very cheap.

>>32532373
I'm surprised, that tooling was transferred to the chingchongs in the 70's, shits gotta be wearing out.

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>>32532373
Thanks anon, I have an sks and was looking to upgrade in terms of caliber and accuracy. So I'll keep what you said in mind next time I have spare cash for guns.

>>32532397
Even speaking as a fabricator, I honestly have no idea.

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>>32532253
Stop being so god damn autistic and take the fucking course before you get busted and make shit worse for the rest of us that aren't fucking morons.

>>32532513
I've decided to take up archery and slings/slingshots.
Also because i move around a lot and if i need to drive through a boarder I want it to be legal.
I did read you can make a long pile gun it just need to be registered.
No idea if that's true, saw a video on you tube dude made a single shot shot gun with a nice hammer trigger system and a stock.
If i Owen a gun its because I made it.
Its cool being able to make weapons and thats a hobby I want to do.
I'm going to buy a file and something to cut metal and I'm making gladiuss and machetes.
Maybe make a spear and a bow?
I'll hold off on the guns.

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>>32532546
Sorry for my poor grammar.
Its fucking late.

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>>32525821
Decided to do a quick teardown to get a better eye on what I'm looking at in terms of rubbing the cosmoline all over my body found some interesting things.

Like things I've never seen on youtube sks videos:

The magazine pin appears to be part of the follower instead of being driven into the bottom of the mag. (The mag, the only part with a different serial number, appears to be a later piece (Gun is nH5**, mag is nH8**) .

And the bolt is blued instead of chromed.

All of the blueing other than on the bolt and gas cylinder is basically immaculate (the bolt has some tiny scuffs along the contact points probably from me fucking around with it and the gas cylinder had the serial number engraved on the underside where it didn't get much cosmoline, and the engraving grew a bit of rust as a result) . That coupled with the fact that you can carve a turkey with the rifling would suggest that this one has never seen action.

The stock has some knicks and scuffs of course, because shippers are assholes. I would know. I used to be one.

And the cosmoline was used very sparingly (I guess because everything was still nice and blue when it got packed) You can smell it all over the rifle but it's not caked on anywhere. The firing pin moves but doesn't rattle, so that needs to be taken down and cleaned.

The machining on the bolt carrier looks like it was done by some commie using 65 year old tools.

So what should my cosmoline strategy be?
since it's seems like pouring boiling water all over it would be unnecessary torture for the amount that actually needs to go.

(The ammo pouch, oiling bottle, and sling seem to have taken the brunt of the cosmoline)

>>32534119
Wait, found the refurb mark on the receiver. It's cut pretty shallow. Sweet. Does that mean it has killed Americans in vietnam?

>>32526380
Was that better buy sport maybe a wholesale sports? Hunting managers across the chain have a department call with the buyer once a month and when the ukraine shit went down the buyer had been told by the vendor that the war MIGHT dry up sks and ammo supplies as they might put them into service. (The vendor was getting lots of their rifles out of the ukraine)

>>32526157
Did you make him bring out 5+ sks's and go over every single one with a microscope? If so, he's gonna avoid you.

>>32532546
You are sounding like you cant get your PAL because youre under 18

>>32513136
>>32514589
How and where can you shoot there? Could I just go with a couple of semi autos, set up a target, shoot 500-1000 rounds and call it a day? I'm in Ottawa south

>>32535029
No way. I took the first one he handed to me. I proved the gun, shone a light down the barrel to check the rifling,it was good. checked the bluing, molested the action/magazine follower/release/other important mechanicals. peered down into the lower workings to make sure everything was there, And I eyeballed the condition of the stock, finding that it was dinged up just enough to look all battle tested and shit, but in good enough shape to pass.

It was a good gun. So I was like "I like it. I'll take it".

I didn't point it at him and dry fire it or anything stupid like that.

>>32535174
>dry fire it or anything stupid like that

>current year +2
>not asking politely to dry fire a gun once or twice to test the trigger

I can understand for cheap milsurp though.

>>32535196
Sorry, let me 4chanify this story then.

So the fudd hands me the gun and pop in a snap cap He's like
>WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU DOING!?
And I swivel towards him and the gun follows, so I'm pointing it at him and i'm like
>Relax man I'm just testing this shit.
And then he reaches for the phone and starts dialing 911 and I pull the trigger and it's like "click"
So I'm like
>Fire's nice. I'll take it.
And so I paid him and then he told me to get the fuck out of his store,

>>32535196
If you want to trigger an old man, dry fire anything. Looking down the barrel of most sks's coming out of a crate is a waste of time because of all the cosmoline. Was it a big box store? Some of the smaller stores still do commission and they make nothing on an sks

>>32535312
It was a smaller store. And the barrel feels like it was just lightly greased with cosmo, either way I could see nice well defined rifling inside the barrel. So it was worth the look.

His were already reboxed with the accessories, and the boxes have the tape cut. And as far as commission goes I think it was the owner I was dealing with. My guess if I'm to Sherlock Holmes this shit is he picked up the rifles on the cheap somewhere and was expecting an easy resell until the market cooled down and screwed him over.

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>>32535293
oh you meant both at the same time

>>32535403
No I didn't dry-fire it all because the guy looked like he would kick me out of his store if I even asked to dry-fire it. And it's 50 bucks for a new trigger group if it was broken when I got home. And his were 50 dollars cheaper than the going rate. So yeah.

>>32535422
That sucks man. I'm anal as fuck about triggers so I'd have a hard time buying a centerfire rifle I couldn't dry-fire.
I guess I'm pretty lucky to have such a friendly LGS staff aside from their one or two unpleasant old italian dudes.

Also I have a date tonight, should I rub the rifle all over my body so that I have a manly cosmoline cologne going on?

>>32535468
Don't treat it like Axe spray. Just a dab or two on your neck is enough. It gets her to come closer.

>Your date is your raifu

>>32535029
>Was that better buy sport maybe a wholesale sports?

No it was a Better Buy Sports in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. They are currently in the process of going out of business.

>>32535749
Thank god there's a Bass Pro coming to The Hub tho.

>>32536635
Do you mean Cabelas in Dartmouth Crossing?

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>>32536669
Oh, Yeah. I'm just acoustic.
Is Cabelas better than Bass Pro?

>>32536689
I've never been in a Bass Pro, but Cabelas is pretty great. Considering that we have literally nothing like it around here.

>>32536744
Nice.

>>32536689
>>32536744

The Bass Pro in Vaughan, Ontario is pretty cool. Good selection of NR firearms, but I don't recall ever seeing anything Restricted.

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Are there any decent LGS in the Durham Region? All the crap tires around here don't have guns, and Sail doesn't seem to have any milsurp.

Just got my first handgun today, but I still haven't gotten my restricted license in the mail. I'm already going to be getting a new one with my ATT stuff on it, but how long should this shit take?

>>32537272
"keep the beer cans coming cold and steady old man"

>>32537272
There's Firearms Outlet Canada in Ajax. That's a true gun store. And there is Al Flaherty's in Toronto.

>>32537508
They mail it out on Fridays, so the week after you got the gun.

>>32535174

You spent all that time going over a $200 dollar gun. You were probably the 10th one to do that in front of the guy that day. He wouldnt have made much money off of you, so why cater to your every need?

>>32537618

Remind me never to hire you.

>>32537697
Selling Sks's get really old really fast.

"Get me a nice one"
"I dont like the dents get me a different one"
"Do you have any izzy's"
"I heard that tulas are better what do you think"
"Can you pull 1 more out of the back? Like dig a really nice one from the bottom of the crate or something"
"Do i get a discount because its not clean?"
"Let me call my cousin hes an expert on sks's, hes got like 4"
"He says i should see if you have any 1949's"
"Ill take the first one"
"Can you swap the stock for the 2nd one though?"

Gets really old really fast guys.

>>32537821

It's still your job, though. If you're being paid to interact with the customer, you're literally the fucking face of the company.

There isn't a job in the world that doesn't have at least an aspect of it that is tedious.

>>32537618
>all that time
Literally took 1 or 2 minutes. I was the only customer in the store.
>>32537821
I don't like my job either. That's why I get paid to do it.

>>32537838
>>32538178

But people get upset because the guy didnt show enthusiasm about one of the worst parts. If selling guns paid better id still be doing it. Its a pretty good gig.

Why do we even use the Leopard as our MBT.
We can't have that many of them... They're expensive as shit.

>>32538455
>upset
That would be a stretch. There's a 0% chance of me bringing it back up in the next bread. I was just surprised that a community that struggles for acceptance in Canada as much as the firearm community would be so riddled with such abject hostility towards young(er) newcomers; when those young newcomers are the only chance it has of surviving.

If anything that would give me a sense of pride and purpose on the job. Like, that's what I hate about my job. It pays great, but it's fucking easy and pointless. If I died the world would be completely unchanged.

>>32538671

This is common in all things, especially old boy's clubs like motosports, shooting, etc.

ESPECIALLY in the maritime, where everyone is fucking ancient.

>>32531706

Remind him that capitalist pig dogs are bigger than deer and the SKS is perfectly capable of taking down those.

>>32531706
I mean they aren't cheap though. Other than the price sticker. They are well built and use good materials. The commies just built way too many of them and because the old system under which they were built collapsed there's no imperative to recover the original manufacturing cost when selling them.

If the SKS was manufactured today, out of the same materials, to the same standards and you were buying it brand new at a big box store it would cost you well over a thousand dollars.

So getting an 800+ dollar discount for some dings on the stock, and some of the parts being reconditioned is a pretty damn good deal.

>>32538671

You need to remember too that a lot of those old fud's behind the counter remember the glory days where you could buy all kinds of shit. Then a guy in his early 20's shot up a university. I had an old guy working under me and he said that "every socially awkward kid could be the next mass shooter forcing us into Australia level shit"

He also hated Muslims, but for Northern Alberta, what can you expect.

I'd also say that of all my regulars, only 3-4 were under 30. most were 40 and above, and had kids who were VERY active shooters.

>>32539036
>Socially awkard shooter who just goes and shoots shit up
Except that none of that never actually happened.

It has literally never happened. In every single case of a mass shooting there is a history of escalating anti-social behaviour that went unaddressed.

The MSM just latches onto the usual narrative but it's 100% of the time complete and utter bullshit.

Like take the Columbine High School shooting for example.

The reality
>They weren't bullied in any unique way.
>They were actually kind of bullies themselves.
>They were both on anti-depressants and seeing a counsellor after being caught breaking into a van.
>One of them had a website wherein he threatened to kill everybody in the school, which the police knew about but never followed up on despite his police record.
>They actually had their own healthily sized clique of friends.
>It was plotted out for a period of more than a year as a bombing. They just started shooting after their bomb failed to go off.

What everybody believes:

>They had no friends and were bullied so they shot everyone to get revenge.

Which is complete horse shit.

James Holmes, actually sought psychiatric treatment and tried to get himself committed before his attack.

Adam Lanza was a literal autist whose mom was a doomsday prepper, and member of some weird religious sect.

Nobody just goes from zero to mass shooting

>>32512212
Fort Mac fag here. Most dangerous thing would probably be getting demolished by some guy in a 3/4 ton who isn't paying attention. People aren't the brightest on the roads here, especially in the winter.

>>32539100

you start with no socially awkward shooters, then say that they exhibit escalating anti-social behavior?

I was just saying that old guys on the counter will usually show bias towards nervous young adults

>>32539415
>Fort Mac burns down in the summer
>Libs cuck you
>Trash finally gets cleared out in the fall
>Everything freezes in the winter and chaos resumes
I feel bad for you.

>>32539596
anti-social behavior = getting into fights, stealing things, vandalism, drug addiction, violence or otherwise troubling behaviour.

Not the same thing as social awkwardness. My point is none of these shooters were the friendless virgin with the big pokemon collection. And yet that's the kid everyone is staring at when you talk about these things.

Like I said; he was literally never the shooter.

They were mostly young adults for starters. They were all known to "the system" because like I said: Nobody goes directly from 0 to school shooting .

And I'm not even awkward or pokemon kid. I even brought a friend along for the ride. And I'm in my 30s, I'm not that young. Yeah, visually I have nerd written all over me, but whatever.

I'm also not stupid. I can pretty much tell you straight up the guy was a self pitying misery bucket who was just looking to drag somebody down with him. And I refused to turn the sunshine off for his sorry ass.

>>32539100
>The MSM just latches onto the usual narrative
More that it follows the disgusting adage, "If it bleeds, it leads", regarding the amount of attention given to stories and how those with violence get more attention than those without. Thankfully they don't report about these fuckers like they used to, which has helped with the issue. Sadly they've merely shifted attention to acts of terror instead.

But yeah, the real issue with these kinds of shooters is generally one of mental health.

>>32540148
>mental health
ding ding ding.
That's why those kinds of shootings happen so often in the US, and rarely anywhere else.

Because a lot of these people do seek psychiatric help prior to going postal. In Canada they actually find it. Just the other day I heard some story about some guy who told his psychiatrist that he was thinking about going on a shooting spree at work, so his psychiatrist told the RCMP and they took away his AK-15s

Now you can argue whether or not that's a little too overbearing for the law, but I'm sure his coworkers are happy with the outcome.

>>32540235
I agree, it's one of those things I'm generally conflicted on as well, because it's something that people shouldn't just be able to impose on you without good cause. I do hope he gets his guns back soon if he is proven to not be a danger to himself or others though. But in that kind of situation, I think it's best to take his own words at face value, especially when it could result in the death of one or more people if they were ignored.

I don't really know how it's viewed in the US, but the way we treat it up here the last several years has made me a lot more comfortable with the admittedly minor shit I've got wrong with my head.

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>>32509612
We have lost a fellow canadian today.
Died killing savages, brave bastard.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LL58f1dp2Uc

>>32540745
May God lift you up, you brave soul. You fought to help make the world a better place

>>32540745

Rest in peace.

>>32540745
Yeah RIP
Died doing God's work

>>32540745
>F
Damn. He died doing what he loved while we just sit here and shitpost, talking about what we would do if we were battling those primitives.... Peace to the fallen.

>>32544226

Positive changes in your life come from yourself, Anon.

Cut out the things and/or people that are toxic to your well-being, list the things in your life that you want to improve in order of how easy they are to do. Start with the easy stuff and work your way up.

If you're healthy, you've already got a leg-up on many of us.

>>32539706
The party never stops, man.

I will say one thing though, the people here are quick about fixing shit. Its been just about 6 months since the fire and there's already a massive number of houses getting rebuilt. Seems that the contractors here don't mess around.

>>32544364
Well you have the luck of not being in Quebec, so there's significantly less price fixing, and fucking around pretending to work for more money from the tax payers.

I want a lever action rifle or a single shot break action rifle. What are my best options that won't break the bank(under 500$ if possible) and that don't shoot 1$ rounds? And are not 22 pea shooters.

>>32545438
a h&r in 308. Then buy the surplus ammo from tradeex.

Or get a mosin and have someone weld the follower to the bottom of the reciever

>>32535153
That's what we did. Generally you want to find the emptiest area, the furthest from any towns like Limoges or Bourget, and spent the shortest time possible (that said, we were there for 4hrs). Because even though you're not doing anything illegal, that doesn't mean the OPP won't try to dick you around.

>>32515298
It's 3rd world tier, but on the plus side ranges are cheap and comfy as fuck.

I pay $75 a year for an outdoor range, half the time when I'm there I have the place to myself.

>>32537272
"keep the beer cans coming cold and steady old man"

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>>32537272
keep the beer cans coming cold and steady old man

>>32537272
"keep the beer cans coming cold and steady old man"

>>32544364
Man, They must have been getting so fuckin much money that they can't keep their safes open.

>>32535467
Dante's in montreal?

>>32537272
>"keep the beer cans coming cold and steady old man"

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>>32537272
keep the beer cans coming cold and steady old man

>>32532120

Just suck it up and get your PAL you big fag, it's not hard.

>>32537821

My experience went pretty smoothly.

>Hey do you have any SKS's?
>Sure here's two, this one has a nicer stock I guess but they are what they are
>Pick it up and look down the sights
>Okay I'll take it
>Also I'll take that 92FS, fuck it

>>32509612
http://www.cbc.ca/beta/news/canada/edmonton/mountie-break-in-rcmp-guns-stolen-1.3922059

>>32548407
Thoughts and prayers are with you, Crazy Tok Guy
;_;7

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>>32548447
>Guy not so Crazy since having Tok burgled

>>32548407
No fucking way. If that turns out to be Tok guy i'm going to drive to Edmonton myself to give him a big sad hug. Poor fucker.

>>32548407
Hope he's getting charged with some bullshit related to inadequate storage and he gets convicted.
Fuck the Mounties.

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>CZ858 tactical rifle with synthetic stock, laser, flashlight, muzzle brake and scope
>Browning 7 mm Remington mag Xbolt medallion with Leupold VX3L scope
>Remington model 700 BDL 30-06 with Leupold VX3 scope
>Remington model 700 BDL 30-06
>Ithaca M37 12-gauge shotgun
>Sears & Roebuck 12-gauge shotgun model 200
>Winchester .410 single shot shotgun model 37
>CZ 455 .22-calibre with stainless barrel, synthetic stock, Bushnell legend scope
>Cooley/Winchester model 600 .22 bolt action, tube feed, with Bushnell scope
>Winchester model 77 .22-calibre semi-auto with Bushnell scope
>Crossman NH .177-calibre pellet handgun (CO2)
>Gamo .177 IGT pellet gun
>Savage .17-calibre model 93R17 BTVSS laminated thumb hole stock, reddish/blue, Nikon pro staff 4x12 scope
>Stoeger x 20 .22-calibre 1200 fps air rifle synthetic stock with 4x16 scope
>Gen 1 night vision scope (1x power)
>Nikon pro staff rangefinder
>Leupold binoculars
>Kershaw skinning knife and folding serrated blade pocket knife
Great job Officer, now some degenerate burglar has a fucking arsenal of fuddshit in his hands.

>>32548638
Do you ever think that maybe the RCMP do browse /k/? Is all the cheesy cyber police shit actually real?

>>32548818
>Do you ever think that maybe the RCMP do browse /k/

Entirely possible, but as far as I know they mostly monitor CGN

>>32548818
What would they hope to accomplish? I suppose they could weasel their way into meetups and look for troublemakers, but that seems like the kind of petty quota-filling shit that provincial or municipal police would do.

>>32548520
Sadly they probably just cut his safe while he wasn't home.

Time is the greatest enemy of any safe. And most are weak on the sides.

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>>32549016
Hm. I guess you're right in that sense.

>>32549016
Maybe they just want to shitpost instead of catching nobodies from this shithole

>>32548638
>Ithaca M37
>Sears & Roebuck 12-gauge shotgun model 200
>Winchester .410 single shot shotgun model 37

They will fuck with the stocks on those nice old shotguns and that is totally unacceptable.

>>32548638
I like how when is a cop its a Tactical rifle all of a sudden.

>>32540235
the state of our mental health system is actually terrible though

full of corrupt cunts who get kickbacks for handing out pills and slapping people with mental disabilities so that a "non-profit" can make money off of another confused kid.

fun fact: our mass shootings are perpetrated by muslim halfbreed bastards

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my new sks 56.
is my nicest among my 4 SKSs

>>32548407
sounds like he didn't have an RPAL

>>32549474
>nice old shotguns
I thought Ithaca still makes the M37?

>>32551916
>tfw no azn raifu
This must be remedied soon

>>32551967
Kek

>>32547737
Yup.
You can get some minor attitude sometimes but goddamn if that isn't a great gun store.

>>32551869
They do actually advertise some of the models as the "tactical" version, stupid as it actually is.

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I'm thinking of selling all my guns and getting a bow instead.

>>32552688
Why's that, friendo? Be warned, bows take a shit ton of practice to learn well

>>32552711
I've dabbled in archery, so I'm familiar with the challenges. It's just way easier and cheaper to find a comfy place to shoot a bow in the winter around here.

>>32552762
Amen to that. There are even indoor ranges in my city that are all-season for bows IIRC. How many guns would you be selling? Have you been considering this for a while?

>>32517316
Nyet

Whisky is fine

>>32534119
Magazine pin was in the same place on mine, I ordered two.

Both Russian, both Tula, one is a 1950 that had absolutely zero cosmoline on it. Completely rusted internals, severe bore and muzzle pitting, weak rifling. The other is a 1955, extremely rough stock with lots of dings and dents, and surface rust on the barrel and other external components. Internals were good and cosmolined up, rifling and bore seemed good. I returned the first one.

Fuck Cabelas.

>>32552861
I'm just venting my frustration. Actually just became /yesguns/ right before winter hit. Can't get a fucking straight answer from anybody in the hunting/gun community around here about anything at all really.

Like let me run a question by you and tell you how difficult a question this is to give a straight answer to.

"Is X(shooting place) accessible with a smaller vehicle in the winter? And if not where is the best place to park around there to walk?"

Anybody hiding behind enough VPNs here to admit they unpin their mags? Wondering if it's worth the risk.

>>32555538
GO AWAY RCMP REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>>32555538

I do feel like buying some extra mags and unpinning them for the happening.

>>32555668
I plan to extra pin my mag down to 1 round for the happening in order to save ammo.

Anyone else here put a trigger and action lock on their gun and then lock each individual weapon in a rifle case in a locker in a safe and separately lock up each individual round of ammunition in a time delayed wall safe?
#nosuchthingastoomuchcaution

Why does the rcmp insist on shit posting here instead of catching the Russian hackers who hacked my washing machine and put it off balance?

>>32551910
>our mass shootings are perpetrated by muslim halfbreed bastards
Except that's not true. Shit, even the guy who murdered Corporal Nathan Cirillo was a neck-beard loner who would likely have ended up doing the same thing even if he hadn't converted to Islam.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_massacres_in_Canada
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terrorism_in_Canada#Islamist_Extremists

>>32540745
Rest in peace brother may god rest his hand upon yours. Makes me so fucking mad, I want to go help over there because our shit government isn't doing a god damn thing but bending over backwards

>>32556019
Polytech was done by a NEET neckbeard Muslim who's father came from the Middle East, and was angry because his father and religion told him women were inferior but they always did better than him in school because he was a retarded inbred brown guy.

>>32556019
>that's not true, he would have murdered a soldier and tried to kill our government even if he wasn't a muslim half-arab!!
doubt

>>32555538
yea totally. unpinned mags are awesome. Nothing better then pulling the trigger on my Assault Rifle 15 once and getting the full 25 out of the banana clip.

Anyone else?

>>32556579
What's your point? Muslims are still in the vast minority of Canadian shooting sprees.

>>32556970
>if I re-write the other's guy's post, I can make it sound as retarded as I am!
He was a mental case, which as we've established is the primary cause shooting sprees. He might not have gone out with the exact same plan, but thinking he would have ended up doing something similar no matter what, is hardly out of the question.

>>32557041
no they're not. the list is almost all gang killings, botched robberies, family murder-suicides and shit from a hundred years ago. for a meaningful comparison you can't include events before mass muslim immigration, and "shooting spree" has to have a stricter definition than multiple death or injury. when people think of a "mass shooting" they think of a polytechnique or columbine event, not some idiot killing his baby because his girlfriend broke up with him

the school shooting up north by a chug with a 12 gauge counts, but I'm sure you have a sensible explanation for that as well.

>He was a mental case
surely that had nothing to do with how he was a halfbreed arab with an absent muslim father.

>>32557001
That's certainly true, my fellow anonymous poster. I myself have an Assault Killer 47 with 40 bullet clips and which is capable of discharging projectiles in rapid succession during one pressure of the trigger.

>>32537821
I walked in and just asked for one with the least amount of cosmoline, he was like well this one doesn't have that much as the others.

sold

>Americans are now booty blasted because we let one spic through our borders from Alaska and he shoots people in his own country
Why do we still even try anymore.

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wow this looks super cool

>>32555337
>hunting/gun community around here
Here meaning /k/? Because if you're asking about the accessibility of specific shooting areas, it's possible that none of our 30 or so fellow anons dispersed throughout the country has ever actually been there.

>>32557394

Bless your heart.

>>32557396

Im assuming youre talking avout the ft Lauderdale shooting happening right now? Didn't he fly from alaska to florida?

>>32557001
>>32557265
Not sawing your shotguns down to 60 centimetres.
Not affixing silencers to all your rifles.
Not carring a Glock 40 everywhere you go, including public schools and government buildings.

>It's like you anons don't even know how to have fun!

>>32557591
He did. Anchorage to Missawhatever in the states.

>>32557665

Well if he didnt pass customs he wasnt legally in canada.

>>32557702
Exactly. The fuckin Ameriboos are calling for the day of the rake.

>>32557716
If anything they should be apologising to us to for allowing him to transfer through canada

>>32557172
>no they're not.

>>He was a mental case
>surely that had nothing to do with how he was a halfbreed arab with an absent muslim father.
Thank you for your expert diagnosis Dr. Freud.

Until you have some actual facts and sources to present though, there's no evidence backing up anything you've said whatsoever. Also the links I posted go all the way up to modern day as well, so you obviously didn't look very hard at them.


>>32557665
>>32557702
>>32557716
>>32557783
Also this shit. He picked up his gun in at the check-out desk after getting off the plane, and then apparently fucked into a bathroom (which would be the logical place to assume he loaded the weapon) before he started shooting.

I'm holding my breath anyway because this is exactly the kind of tenuous connection that could be used to fuck us with the Liberals. Though I still think they're going to break that promise like so many others.

>>32556019
Call me crazy but something has always seemed wrong about that zehaf bibeau shooting. Like completely off.

AFAIK after the initial shooting he didn't fire any more shots. I think it was a targeted murder and he got lost trying to drive away from the hill.

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>>32558115
>AFAIK after the initial shooting he didn't fire any more shots.
He used a Winchester 1894 in the shooting, and I'd bet it hadn't been well taken care of, so I wouldn't be surprised if mechanical failure happened.

Also I think he did fire some more shots at the police who had him cornered in the hall, before Based Vickers got the drop on him.
(pic related)

>>32551981
>I thought Ithaca still makes the M37?
They do, but they are hard to get in Canada. Distribution is a mess. Fair number of older ones still around (that can slamfire).

>>32558317
I'm not denying vickers basedness.

What rubbed me about the whole thing was the media's apparent desperation to sell it as Canada's 9/11 when the guy was clearly an asshole who hated his life and didn't want to go out alone. He was a transient who had recently lost his job. The fact that his father was an allahuackbar seems to just be a coincidence.

When the rcmp finally released his so called "manifesto" video he couldn't sound more apathetic about it. And by mentioning both Iraq and Afghanistan the way he did he is demonstrating kindergarten tier knowledge of mideast geopolitics.

>>32532236
why does his headwear change 3 times?

>>32559804

Is there no importer, currently, or is the importer just pants on head retarded?

>>32563263
Sometimes producers prioritize buyers, and put domestic first, sometimes importers just don't see enough of a market to import, sometimes there isn't an importer. I would suggest it's any combination of these 3 at any given time.

>>32512179
you must live near Toronto, there are like 3 ranges within 30 minutes of my house,

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is this one of you retards?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nC5RR6ShOg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ao7cUEYA2Ac
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2UPBITj_Mho
>shooting pistols and ARs in a this-is-totally-a-licenced-range ..inna woods ...among power lines in the middle of fucking nowhere
>putting it on youtube
seriously, fucking c'mon!

>>32564745
>Loaded chamber
>Pointing perpendicularly to the direction of the lane
>Finger on trigger

>>32563354

Ithaca could be charging out the nose for short barreled 37's.

>>32564745
>buying a norchinko Tokarev clone when it rains genuine Tokarevs in Canada

>>32566298
I want one desu. I already have a Russian one but like the SKS I find them collectable.

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Any Ottawafags members at EOSC?
Thinking of getting a membership there instead of Stittsville

Will there ever be PTRDs available for sale again?

>>32566783

call the manufacturer.

>>32566795
sensiblechuckle.gif

Just got my first sks few days ago and cleaned it of the very little cosmoline it shipped with and I only have one real problem. The cover latch for the magazine is really stuck. I can unlatch it if I push the mag up and pull the latch really fucking hard, but I'm wondering if it's a common problem.

>>32567137
Is your trigger group fully clicked back into place? That's probably the least forgiving part about re-assembly. If the release "button" on the trigger group isn't fully clicked back out then you'll have to re-do the mag/trigger reinstall.

>>32567137
Yeah the catch and mag stick on mine. Had to file away part of the stock so that it can drop free.

>>32567428
Yeah, it was a pain the first couple times for me but it clicks in place easy enough though.

>>32567493
It's the metal piece that won't move, even when the trigger assembly is out it takes a ludicrous amount of force to pull it back. I might try taking the trigger assembly apart when I'm home from work. I'm a bit nervous about knocking the pin out with a hammer though. I just got the thing.

What's a normal amount of time to spend each day posing shirtless in front of a mirror with my Raifu?

>>32569055
53 haypennies of time

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>>32564835
in one of those three videos he films his friend (who sounds like a visiting noguns Aussie or Kiwi) shooting his handguns, while himself standing down range like a few steps away from the actual line of fire -- so much so, that his buddy's common sense kicks in and he nervously points it out, which the dude promptly dismisses.
he then repeatedly walks up to his friend from the front essentially making the guy muzzle sweep him with one in the chamber, in order to help him push the slide back into battery "cause it has a weak spring, but it's not a big deal"

>when someone lives so far up north and in such deep woods that the gas spent on arresting him just isn't worth it

>>32566738
What's stopping you? I hear only good things about the EOSC, and it doesn't look like their membership fees are much higher than Stittsville's.

>>32566783
Ask john from marstar he as dozens

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>>32570062
>Marstar

>>32569884
>Stittsville: $570/year, shit hours in the winter
>EOSC: $328/year, open 365 days a year

>>32570157
>this is for business we need to do this, its not for pleasure at all, no one else should be able to do this cause we have more money and were better

>https://youtu.be/8kOUvFzt99s

Is it legal to hog all of the firepower like that?

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>>32570412
>the worst people in the maple firearms industry who have been suspected of breaking the law, raided by Mounties and were essentially excommunicated from civil society of the firearms community
>one of the very few who have licenses for the most prohibited stuff to sell and enjoy at their own fucking registered range (which is basically just a dead end road on their property by all accounts)
RRRRRRRREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!

>>32570723
THEY CAN'T KEEP GETTING AWAY WITH IT

why the fuck does Nanaimo get a Cabelas but the tricities don't

>>32571205
We have one in Winnipeg, it's fun to wander through every now and then for window shopping, but it's a little over-rated.

They seem to cater mostly to upper middle class yuppies who like to talk about camping, but don't actually do much of it.

>>32572057
There's a knockoff Cabelas in that new shopping complex built by the Tsawwassen ferry terminal that's sort of like that.
Mostly cheesy muh redneck lifestyle shit like realtree hats and browning buck bumper stickers with like a small row in the back with actual firearm stuff.

The real travesty is the utter lack of shooting ranges in the greater Vancouver area.
There's DVC out in Port Coquitlam, some shotgun only thing in Richmond, and that's it.

>>32572121
I mean, that's 90% of the floor space in a real Cabelas too. The serious shit is located along the walls, and all the floorspace in between is pink camo sleeping bags and deer antler shaped plastic toilet paper rolls

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My dad got pic related for Christmas, a drum mag and stock kit on sale at Cabela's for 35 bucks. How bad did he fuck up?

>>32573573
>$35 drum mag conversion kit
Has he shot it yet?
I'm leaning towards "its probably an unreliable piece of shit"

>>32573573
>>32573620
If the mag feeds alright, your dad scored a deal that burns my Jewish heart

>>32573573
I thought ak15s were illegal in Canada

>>32573927

Only if they fire heat seeking rounds.

>>32573989
>heat seeking
I think you mean baby seeking

>>32574042

Nah, man. They're for taking down airplanes. You can't hunt with them because you'll cool it when you shoot it!

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Guess what I got in the mail?

>>32574430
The flathead screwdriver? Nice. I love those classic acrylic handle ones.

>>32574484
I had to get like a 14" screwdriver to take apart my Enfield, so that's why

>>32574500
Gun looks pro too. Although I'm an nrfag so I can't into handgun

>>32574516
Ah shit man. The RCMP was fucking awful to deal with; I sent them like 5 emails about my range membership and fuck, and they never replied, so I called them and they got mad at me because they approved it 4 days before, and the next day my gun came in the mail.

>>32574430
Ayyyyy that's a beauty, when you gonna shoot her? Beautiful pisturu

>tfw waiting for a revolution so that the RCMP can be disbanded

Feels boring man

>>32574926
>implying the RCMP won't lead the revolution in order to establish they're dream police state

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Being /k/ in Toronto is pretty difficult - I have a Benelli Supernova and a Ruger 10/22 takedown now with the intent of getting into hunting for turkey, small game and eventually large game, but have nowhere to practice. The last time I spent anytime on a range was about 4 years ago and that was with the C7s,C9s and C6s. Can anyone recommend a decent range to join that is within an hour and a half of the city? While I've looked at Silverdale, I don't know about committing to it because the largest range is only 100 m, and i intend to pick up a Tikka T3X in the next few months to prepare for deer hunting, so I feel I need a longer range. If you also know of crown land that can be shot on, that would be great too

>>32576905

Do they not have a 200 yard range?

>>32576928
Not that I saw on the website

>>32577056
RANGE #3 – 100/200 Yard Range
• Shotguns (Slugs only) and Rifles only.
• NO RAPID FIRE (NON MEMBERS 3-5 seconds between shots; MEMBERS 2-3 seconds between shots)
• Rimfire is permitted on the first 8 benches (from the left facing downrange) only. Absolutely NO rimfire is to be shot at steel in the bunker.
• Benches to the right of the yellow sign are for shooting at the AR500 steel ONLY.
• No shooting at steel from the benches to the left of the yellow sign.

>>32535029
Going to be 20 in a few month
The problem is i move a lot and want cheap entertainment

>TFW no K31s left for under $500 anymore
Dammit, I regret everything. They're so fun to shoot.

>>32577075
Ok, so 180m. Thanks. Not as bad as I thought but I was hoping there would be somewhere that would have a 400-500m range. I know there's one up at Borden I believe, but I get the impression that's only open to active service.

>>32577075
>NO RAPID FIRE (NON MEMBERS 3-5 seconds between shots; MEMBERS 2-3 seconds between shots)

Do they actually have some faggot enforcing this shit?

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How decent is Ron's Army Navy in Halifax? I heard their prices are really fucking expensive for anything besides morale patches.

>>32577142

Maybe during the summer time when it's really busy but the 4 times I've been these past two months they didn't enforce it. Although I never did any mag dumps on the non-Action range.

new thread pls

Serious question. Can you get a licence even if you are bipolar, take meds for it (am stable), and attempted suicide eight years ago but it wasn't on file?

>>32578100
You don't have to disclose an 8 year old suicide attempt but because you've been treated for depression within the last 5 years you will have to disclose that.

That doesn't preclude you from getting a license entirely but it would then be up to you to convince your provinces chief firearms officer that you don't pose a danger to yourself or anybody else.

>>32578391
Like getting a note from my shrink?

Any mentallyillbros ITT get their PAL?

>>32578100

Your references will get a call, but I can't really see them denying you because you're taking medicine. I mean, if they let you drive a car, they should let you own a gun.

>>32577143
I went there when I was visiting Halifax a few years ago, prices were fine I think. Only place I could find an svt gas tool.

>>32578100

They will give you a form to have your doctor fill out (at your expense).

>>32578975
>If they let you drive a car, they should let you own a gun
If only our gun laws made sense and weren't totally arbitrary.

Anyone else upgrade their license before?
Taking my RPAL in a couple days and I don't have a clue how long it will take to get the RPAL card in the mail.

>>32579935
did the course in March, received updated license in September

>>32579935
It took about 20 days after they received the application to update my license, and then two weeks to mail it to me.

If it's within three years (or maybe it's two) of getting your PAL, it's half price

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>>32580179
Oh fugg I forgot I had to pay them the "processing fee" so they can process it whenever they get off their asses.

>>32580289
Rest in pesto, you tried your besto

>>32580395
It's okay, I know it will go to a g...
A g....
Gooooo...
Good cause.

>>32580512
Of course! I can use that money to go on vaca-

I mean, uh, the RCMP can use the money to... protect people? From dangerous gun owners?