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/k/ I figured you could help me out. I'm a Canadian, raised liberally to the point that firearms were demonized in my household. I no longer share this sentiment. As I've become older and have acquired things to protect, I've become more interested in personal security, especially at home. I was hoping you folks might be able to lay out exactly how it is for a Canadian who wishes to possess a firearm. I mean, I don't even know how to go about getting one. If I were to try to purchase a firearm, how difficult would it be here? Any advice or information is appreciated. Thanks!
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>>32712671
You have to go to courses and apply for a licence. Look for places near you that offer that kind of training.
I'm a burger so I don't actually know what kind of shit they teach you, but apparently it's a multi-day thing about how not to shoot your leg off so pay attention I guess.
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>>32712685
Thank you. My concern is more surrounding my history. I've been hospitalized a few times for mental instability, though never designated as a threat to others. In addition, I've been arrested twice: once for a D&D where they just let me sober up in a cell and a second time for a questionable charge of harassment where the complainant dropped the accusation. All these things occurred close to a decade in my past, but I assume they might still come back to haunt me if I were to apply for a firearm today.
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Go buy an SKS then report back for further training like how bump fire at the range and ND into your wall.
Soon you will be a /k/ommando.
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>>32712671
>personal security
I do not believe self-defense is allowed in Canada, so be careful with that.
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the easiest way is to find a gun store and ask them how to get a gun license. they will tell you what to do and what papers you need to fill out since they are familiar with the gun laws of their state.
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>>32712671
But if you kill your enemies, they win.
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>>32712707
yes
you probably won't be able to get one but try anyways. Any arrests or mental health issues reflect poorly.
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You're Canadian. You have no rights. Owning a gun for self defense is basically premeditated murder in the eyes of your laws.
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>>32714959
Untrue.
OP, what province?
I can probably hook you up with someone that can help you through the licensing process.
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>>32712671
>If I were to try to purchase a firearm, how difficult would it be here? Any advice or information is appreciated. Thanks!
Time to shill my video for this specific purpose again.
https://youtu.be/T37wdw1WP58
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>>32712671
You can get an VZ 58
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>>32716493
Jesus you're more leaf than I am
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