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>>33048205
Let's start off with some Mad Max

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>>33048412
Make sure to register with the Conservative part of Canada and make your voice heard come May 27th!

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>ARs are still restricted

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>>33048527

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>>33048541
Fuck O'Leary

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>>33048551
If anybody here has normie book or actual friends please spread the word

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>>33048563
Also if you have more memes post them

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So the plan is we meme Mad Max into PM, correct?

>>33048205

That's a pretty cool flag. Really modern and gives off the techno fascist vibe

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpT4PhPGVfI&feature=youtu.be

shoulda went to the range this weekend, just really don't wanna deal with anymore of silverdale's bullshit.

>>33048930
Could try Urban tactical in Brantford

>>33048999

thats my normal range, probably gonna re-up there if i can't find another decent range accepting right now, my licence is up in may and i don't know if the ontario CFO will renew me without a membership.

i just really wanted to be outdoors to sight in my rifles.

>>33049028
Yea its shitty that there aren't more outdoor ranges in Ontario

>>33049058
Range I'm a member of (NPRC) is completely outdoors. East of Toronto.

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So that WR762 a safe bet to buy or wait and see till the general public get their hands on one first?

Or skip altogether and wait for the Type 81 and it's horrible sight picture? Seems TI has a meet/talk with Poly set sometime next week hopefully get more info then.

Just looking for another way to burn thru the Norc 7.62 I have.

Any Regina fags know which range is best around here? I hear good and bad things about RWF, and just renewed my membership at Condie

>>33049306
>range
>not shooting on thousands of acres of farmland

What are some non-restricted semi-auto .308 rifles that ISN'T the Norinco M305?

>>33049229
That's nice to hear about the type 81s l. I preordered one the first week they were available. Seems like forever ago

>>33049575
https://www.kellysonline.ca/products/famae-sg-tactical-rifle-non-restricted

>>33049028
>>33049058
I keep hearing good things about Lower Trent Valley Fish & Game Club Just wish that place was closer to Toronto let alone Mississauga.

Target Sports is pretty ok to good but it's indoors and can get busy at popular times more often than not.

Hear Firearms Outlet Canada is looking to open an indoor range in Ajax. Gonna have one of those high tech target return systems, But the price of membership looks to be estimated in the $1000+ range like fuck me sideways why.
http://us1.campaign-archive2.com/?u=6d0d3055c1c4af249e63f9a77&id=9fb22f1300&e=dc368b91ca

Whatever happen to that guy who wanted to open up a gun range just outside Canada's Wonderland? But yeah I'm thinking of either going with Target Sports or Urban Tactical when I decide to get more serious about target shooting.

>>33049621
Pretty sure Wynne put a stop to that at about the same time she neutered Toronto of fun ranges

>>33049406
I don't know any farmers. Also isn't that illegal?

>>33049731
You could always ask permission/ Dont you guys have lots of crownland in Sask? find some and then shoot on it

>>33049731
Assuming there are no county bylaws against the discharge of firearms, no. Only for Restricteds (though actual enforcement of this is rather difficult, as you might imagine).

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>it's legal in Canada to get fucked by a dog
What the fuck is wrong with you faggots? Not only are your gun laws shit, but all of your laws are shit.

>>33049871
also here in Toronto we are not allowed to drag a dead horse down Youge street on Sundays anymore.

>>33049589
Yeah I'm between two camps here on either going for the Vz58(and clones) or the Type 81

Type 81
>Rifle is fine and you must adapt to it.
At this point it's unknown if there will be or can there be any after market for it which would suck if the fixed or folder isn't to your liking and we all know how rifles from china are with accessories or changing out shit. Sounds perfect if you just want a straight up shooter

WR762
>Proven rifle design is good just not sure about those Cannuks eh
Yeah you can go pretty fucking ham on nearly everything about the Vz.58 platform at this point. Just that fucking price point for what we all know is $800-$1000 Rifle in truth.

>>33049603
That's actually a reasonable price for those, at least compared to what they were a while ago.

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>>33049871
That's wrong but it is actually legal in several states.

>>33049910
>WR762
Preorder price on the base model is like $1200, though that's still cheaper than the CSA models.

>>33049645
Wait I thought it was that fuckhead of a mayor in Toronto before the OG Pimp Rob Ford moved into office who did that.
>No gun ranges=No more shootings ever
>A girl is shot outside what is pretty much Toronto's Times Sqaure
>Some People go full auto on a block party.
>Yup no more gun crimes

Like hell I look at that massive wasteland that is between the west of Mississauga and east Milton and just why hasn't no one taken advantage of it yet?

>>33049871
The law was written originally in the context of penetrative sex with an animal. That's why they ruled non-penetrative sex legal, not because the Court loves getting sucked off by dogs, but because that's literally what the law says and their job is to rule according to that.

That said, the "consent" justification for anti-bestiality laws is retarded. We don't ask a dog's consent before chopping its balls off. We don't ask a cow's consent before we hook it up to a machine and suck out its milk. We certainly don't ask a deer's consent before we put a bullet through its chest. Animals are property, they don't have rights. A rights-based attack on an animal-related subject is a poor one to take.

>>33049769
Wh-whats crownland? I've just started to get into guns.

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>>33050020
Yeah just so tempting at this point.
Considering they will be shipping out at the end of this month compared to the TBA on the Type 81.

Just worried on it being a lemon though. One could say can you really fuck up 50 year old tech?

Pic is supposedly what TI's Type 81 order got bumped for was to supply Myanmar with new rifles.

>>33050200
gov't owned non-park land.
think mountains and the middle of goddamn nowhere

>>33050346
And you can shoot any NR guns there legally?

>>33050230
I'm really hoping that they're good quality rifles, since I'm really happy with my CSA made one, and I think more people should own them, but at the same time I'm not certain how great Kodiak Defense (the ones actually making the rifles) are going to be in their production values. I would assume they'd at least beat those VZ2008s that Century made/imported in the USA, but that remains to be seen.
>>33050428
If it's Crown land, it follows the safety laws regarding where you can shoot (200m+ away from building, not across a road, etc), and there aren't any municipal bylaws on shooting, then it's good to go. There may also be forests in the area that allow hunting, they typically also allow target shooting.

>>33050444
But you can't shoot restricted there? Also why the fuck can you shoot anywhere in crown land but ranges need so much BS registration?

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>>33048624

Yes.

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>>33048205
Say I wanted to get into long range precision shooting. What would be a good rifle to start on?
My guess would be some dur rifle.

>>33050929

Define: "Long range"

You can reach out pretty far with even rounds in the .308 family at a fairly affordable price.

Ruger has a pretty nice new entry-level rifle.

http://www.ruger.com/products/precisionRifle/models.html

Alternatively, Savage has a pretty good quality/price going for it with a very significant aftermarket. The accutrigger and accustock are pretty damn good out of the box.

>>33050830
Because muh feels and muh crime prevention. Apparently allowing shooting handguns in the bush means that criminals will be super deadly accurate trained assassin snipers when they do their drive-bys or something. You have to remember that the legislation was written under the idea that all guns are bad and all gun owners are murderers in the making. It was only because of their graciousness and willingness to extend their trust that we can own guns, and only after we work hard to prove we're worth it. From there the laws start to make sense, at least the reasons why they're there.

>>33049621

>target sports

DO NOT WANT. seriously though, fuck that place, and fuck JR. also it's way up in the north end, and i live in mississauga, so even more nope, it'd be faster to drive to UT.

>lower trent

keep hearing good things, but again, mississauga. on my couple of trips to trenton, it usually takes me longer to get past whitby/ajax than it does to do the rest of the trip there.

does anyone go to waterford or know if they are accepting? they're nice and cheap, and not far from UT.

>>33050997
Well, I guess in terms of long range I'd like to one day get up to 1km but I'm still fairly new to shooting so maybe something like 300m-800m
Pretty much just looking for any entry level bolt gun that has can hit those distances.

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>>33048412

>>33051003
>An old man sets up a range on his property, the nearest neighbour over two kilometers away
>After blowing the fuck out of a few propane canisters with his 14.5x114 caliber anti-material rifle he decides to up the ante
>He goes back to the bank vault built into his basement, reassembles all the individually locked components of his .22 Short revolver and carefully carries it and the ammo outside, making sure that the primers on the overpowered rounds don't spontaneously detonate
>He gingerly loads the cylinder of his revolver and takes aim at an empty tin can hanging from a string
>The recoil from the massive 87 foot-pounds of muzzle energy send his arms flying back
>The fully-automatic death machine fills the sky with 27 grain cannonballs
>A few of them are at just the right angle to escape the earth's atmosphere
>The rest fly across the Pacific Ocean into Russian airspace
>The subsequent political fiasco escalates into WW3

Damn gun owners, will they ever learn!?

>>33051049

Yeah, .308 or its derivatives are more than adequate for your needs.

I'm a fan of 7mm-08, myself.

>>33051123
Alright that's what I was thinking, thanks.

>>33051109
Fucking kek

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>>33051142

Things to keep in mind:

Longer barrels mean more velocity.
Thicker barrels mean more accuracy.

It's easier to compensate for bullet drop than it is to compensate for barrel harmonics. You're better off with a shorter and stiffer barrel than a long wobbly noodle of a barrel.

Also, if you're shooting from the prone position, get a nice butt pad because you're going to feel the kick a hell of a lot more than if you're shooting from a standing position.

>>33050929
Savage 11 in .308. Has an accutrigger and accustock so you get an accu-rifle without having to do a trigger job and bed the action. Obviously if you want a 1337 h4x high speed 1/4MOA sniper rifle, you'll have to put plenty of money and work into your rifle. But the Savage gets you 1MOA out of the box for relatively cheap. Just make sure the action screws are torqued properly, that shit killed my groups when I first started.

Alternatively, you can drop to .223 to develop fundamentals for less (if you feel you need to). More barrel life, cheaper per-round cost, and you can still fuck around up to 600m or so. The shooting part of long range shooting is just the application of fundamentals, those same fundamentals which you use at close range. If they're shit, your long range performance will be shit.

Also I'm assuming you will be, or already are into, reloading. It's not optional if you want to get into long range or precision shooting.

And finally, don't forget about your glass. You don't need a $3k S&B, but you won't be doing much with a bargain bin Tasco 3-9x42.

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Asked this in last thread
Just got this beauty but no idea where to find ammo in stock for it
Any ideas?

>>33051364
https://ellwoodepps.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=7.63&order=relevance&dir=desc

Thats a start. Can't find anything else otherwise. Best to just contact any gun store you can to see if they have any in stock. In which just have them ship it to you (will have to be Canpar)

>>33051442

Great, thanks very much!

>>33051520
You're welcome, that gun shop in particular is north of Ottawa and I'm a bit surprised that the ammunition was available online for purchase. When I purchased 7.62x45 from them they said that was a mistake (for some reason). Only managed to snag about 100 rounds from them due to cost. That was about 2-3 years ago.

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>>33051549

Epps did my Walther PP cuck barrel conversion
Yeah, I tried looking at all the retailers that usually have unicorn ammo but for some reason my autism kicked in and I didn't even think about checking Epps
Thanks again

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> buy 20 rounds of .303
> $40
> mfw

>>33052069
Reload you hoser.

>>33052089
That's what he's trying to do, damn it. His magazines need reloading, but he's all out of ammo.

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Our guy is traversing the North

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>>33052146
What a handsome guy

>>33052145

kek

>>33052089
This. If you want a cheap and easy way to start reloading, start with a Lee Hand Press. Something like $80 or so, maybe less, can't remember. It still won't be all THAT cheap, but it's a start. Die sets will be something like $20-40, then there's the bullets, the primers (though to be fair they're cheap as dirt; cheapest part of a cartridge, something like a penny each), the powder, the reloading book, and so on. Ultimately, I find it to be a fun pastime, AND it gives me .303 British for about 50 cents a shot, about 55 cents a shot for .30-06, so fuckin' eh!

>>33052089
Got my licence in November, no brass collection yet. Needless to say, I kept the jackets.

>>33052145
You got that right. At least I was smart and only popped three cartridges in at a time, so I didn't run out in five minutes. Good thing there was a .22 as well.

>>33052346
Not sure about the price of new 303 cases, but you may be able to buy new brass and have your first set of loads still be cheaper than buying factory ammo, cause $2/round is fucking outrageous.

>>33052431
Or check CGN for once-fired brass, sometimes you can get some awesome deals from people selling their shit.

>>33052431
I was ready for $1/rnd, but that blew my mind.

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>Tfw all you want is a VZ Pistol..

>>33052694
Gross, why?

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Is anyone planning on bringing in any VZs in any time soon? I REALLY want a NR in 5.56 because I'm a faggot, and they're fucking gone now.

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>>33052694

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>>33052704
>Enjoys having a 20"barrel..
Shame on you!

>>33052751
PDW-length rifles I can appreciate, but I don't get stockless rifle pistols. More awkward than normal pistols, and less capable than the same size rifle with a stock.

>>33048205
That actually looks pretty good.

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>>33052930
better than the old ashlands flag
>tfw nobody remembers

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>>33053183
>not fightin' da powa

>>33053214
ROW ROW

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>>33052843
Well you don't treat it as an actual fucking pistol, it's essentially an smg you can use as a "pistol"

>>33053406
Does it get 10 round mags?

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>>33053406
Why would you use it as a pistol?

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>>33053449
I meant you don't have to classify it as a rifle, so you can carry it around anywhere, plus who the fuck doesn't like smg's!?

>>33053449
>Cooming Soon: TEBAATUSASULA

>>33053214
>>33053233

I came into this canadfag thread solely due to the Gurren Lagann meme.

I'm stealing this for later, thanks leaves.

SIONARA NIGGAS.

>>33049908
yeah but a horse can drag a dead you down Young St even on Sundays (as long as it is an even numbered date)

>>33052751
Well, a 20 inch barrel is quieter, and less annoying to other people at the range.

anyone have recommendations for a cheap semi auto .22LR with more than 10 rounds capacity?

>>33055995
10/22. Fuck the RCMP.

>>33052724
>33052724
Where'd ya get the hand guard ?
I

>>33055843
Not if you put a brake on it.

>>33056278
Technically speaking, don't muzzle brakes just redirect the sound?

>>33056076
Nice try RCMP.

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>>33057004
No they redirect all gases escaping the barrel which can change the recoil impulse of the gun, but in doing so they usually force sound in direction of other shooters on the firing line.

>>33057056
He's right though, they have no authority in contradicting the firearms act.

I imagine the first time it goes to court is the only time because it'll get thrown out.

>>33057074

Yes, but it's not actually making the gun louder, only sending the sound in a direction that the shooter and people perpendicular to the shooter will hear it clearer.

If you were the one being shot at, it would sound quieter.

>>33057077

Honestly, I doubt that last part.

When there are aspects of the law that are too underdefined (like safe storage laws) or the way the law is interpreted/enforced (like the 10/22 magazine fiasco), they tend to use the "shotgun approach" and basically throw any charge they can think of onto the person, no matter how innocent they are, and then after months and months of costly legal bullshit, either get them to take a plea bargain for fewer/lesser charges (usually includes firearm prohibition) or just straight-up drop the charges to avoid it setting a precedent in court. The process IS the punishment.

The Ian Thompson case was actually one of the rare instances where they didn't drop the case and they were literally laughed out of court.

Thankfully, the firearm community in Canada is much better organized now than it was in the 90's, mostly thanks to the Internet being so broadly adopted even among old codgers, so it's much easier for people to band together and fight that kind of bullshit.

If you're not yet a member of at least one of the three major gun orgs (CSSA, NFA, CCFR), then you should consider purchasing a membership.

>>33057137
>Honestly, I doubt that last part.
Unlike the other things where everything is left up to interpretation, the firearms act very specifically states rimfire does not have a capacity restriction. They are directly contradicting solid wording in the written law of Canada.

>>33057181

Absolutely, and the Mounties are overstepping the boundaries in an unacceptable manner.

So I'll say it again:

Fuck the RCMP. Get a 10/22.

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>>33049229
I'm curious, how much longer is the length of pull on that compare to the wooden stock?

>>33057533
Seriously, how did Trudeaux j.r. get elected? Where were my magnificent fellow gun owners in the last election? The ones who got a Conservative majority Government before. I was open minded about him, but he's made his stance against firearms, so he's made his stance against US!

>>33057634
>Seriously, how did Trudeaux j.r. get elected?
Because our system allows people to be elected in with 39% of the vote. Far under half of the country wanted him in but that's what we get.
He's going to lose a fuckload of voters because of his fucking around with the electoral reform promise that's for sure.
All we need is Mad Max to step in there as leader for the Conservatives and all these people will go "Yeah, fuck Trudeau. I remember how he made on his promise last time!"

>>33057634

Honestly, even if Harper stepped down, I don't think they would have been able to get better than a minority government. We're talking about almost a decade of CBC propaganda.

At the same time, the LPC fielded a candidate from Quebec (they alternate between Anglo/Franco every time due to a divide in the party, in case you haven't noticed), which harmed the other leftist parties in Quebec. This was particularly bad for the NDP who had been bleeding support in the province due to their stance on the whole burka thing, as well as losing Layton only to have him replaced with Mulcair... The NDP gains in Quebec we already primarily a protest vote against the BQ, so once the NDP lost votes, the split went to the LPC.

I knew Trudeau was going to win, but I was hoping it would be a minority government so they couldn't completely fuck up the country and, if they really pushed the wrong buttons (like they are doing now), we could actually have an election triggered via a non-confidence vote.

Plus side: It gives us time to elect Maxime Bernier as CPC leader and then weaponize some memes for the 2019 election. Though I suppose it's possible that the LPC will choose to start the election earlier if they think it'll work to their advantage... Maybe they'll do it at the same time as the US midterm elections?

>>33057693
God I hope we get a non-confidence vote. Wasn't that how Harper got a majority Government? There was a non-confidence vote, and boom, he ended up with even MORE seats than before, and I think the Libs even got a record-low for seats!

>>33057759
>God I hope we get a non-confidence vote.
Can we?
I didn't think we could meet requirements.

>>33057759

For a non-confidence vote to go through, LPC MP's would have to vote against the government. What do you think the odds are of that happening right now?

It will either go until late 2019 or the LPC will trigger it early themselves.

>>33057768

Realistically, no.

That's what a majority is. You have enough seats in parliament that even if every MP not in your party disagrees, you can still pass or kill any bill you want in parliament. Opposition only really has power in minority governments.

Also, just so we're clear: The reason they're not doing electoral reform is that no party would ever be likely to get a majority government ever again with proportional representation.

>>33057768
I fucking hope so, even though...
>>33057781
It sounds like it's very unlikely.
>>33057775
I think if we DID get a non-confidence vote, Trudeaux j.r. would be out on his ass. Wanting to be "tough on guns"... I don't care if there's a paraplegic Canadian gun owner out there, if ANY Canadian gun owner didn't take the chance to vote against Trudeaux j.r. when the opportunity presented itself, then they DESERVE to lose their firearms! God damn any of you to Hell who didn't vote in the last election against Junior! I ended up going to the wrong voting booth ALL the way across town, was running out of time, got an expensive fucking cab ride to the proper side of town, and had to SPRINT to the voting area. The cop on duty there was rather freaked out at the sound of running, but I made it, and I voted, and it was NOT for fucking Junior! Personally, I think what happened is all those lonely housewives and single mothers out there thought he was cute, so got an 'interest in politics' all of a sudden, then rushed out to vote for him because he's a fucking prettyboy.

>>33049028

You don't need a range membership in ON, senpai.

>>33051037

If you're in Miss. have you checked Guelph rod and gun? Ragnarok Tactical runs courses there.

Also, remember to keep spreading the word. Almost 5k signatures already.

https://petitions.parl.gc.ca/en/Petition/Details?Petition=e-575

>>33058913
>4 signatures from Nunavut
I didn't think they had normal internet available there

>>33058931
They don't, the brave souls waited the 30 minutes required for the web page to load so they could sign.

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Who did we just lose?

>>33058896

yeah, i was there a few months ago.

they are full through 2017 unfortunately.

>>33059428
>Prohibited AK
Pretty sure that's Skeletor.

>>33059428
wtf? what kind of cops drive out into the middle of fucking nowhere to take some guns?

>>33059521
Neighbors reported fully automatic fire.

>>33059501
The guy is mia. 33 years old. Fit with skeletor?

>>33059521
Everyone knows gun owners are just crazy evil murderers, this one finally slipped up enough that the ̶g̶e̶s̶t̶a̶p̶o̶ RCMP could arrest the criminal scum.
>>33059574
>The guy is mia. 33 years old. Fit with skeletor?
No idea, just know that he had what was probably an illegal AK74, though he claimed he converted a Valmet to 5.45.

>>33059574
>Neighbors reported fully automatic fire.

Wow that sucks that they ratted out their neighbor.

>>33059574
What a mad man.
>Inb4 shoestring trick

>>33057201
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>>33059667
News article reports several converted rifles and a 100 round mag.

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I've been gone for a while
So what's this 10/22 thing I keep seeing ppl talk about in here??

As a 1st gun I wanted to get a replica Stg44 in 22. So I'd like to know what this whole 10/22 thing is in a nutshell
Plz and thankyou

>>33059880
Also I NEVER understood how the RCMP has the jurisdiction to decide the laws on guns in cuckland

Cause really, imagine if the gun laws were dictated by someplace like the LAPD, everyone in California would have no guns at all.

>>33052069
Walmart 180 grain winchester for 26 bucks here in Edmonton

>>33059880
I've heard those aren't the greatest, in terms of reliability and ease of disassembly.
Also the 10/22 thing goes something like this: rimfire rifles have unlimited capacity, all handguns have 10 round capacity. Ruger made a couple small batches of a stockless SBR for the US market (see their rules on short barrel rifles vs handguns) and marketed it as a handgun. A very small number of these "handguns" were imported into Canada (IIRC around 100, possibly even less). The RCMP decided that all Ruger 10/22 rifle magazines are also inherently designed for the Ruger 10/22 Charger "handgun" and therefor all 10/22 magazines should be limited to 10 rounds, rather than unlimited capacity. They made and implemented this decision unilaterally and without parliamentary oversight.

>>33057096
True, it only "loudens" for the shooter and bystanders, whereas it sounds quieter in front of the muzzle.

>>33060011
>Get shot by gun with muzzle break
>At least it didn't hurt your ears as much as it usually does

>>33060101
Hence why suppressors are the most compassionate and philanthropic solution for everyone. Nobody should suffer hearing damage, not even victims of shootings.

>>33059598
>Playing with FA on your own property
Nah.
>>33059501
I thought his was a Valmet?

>>33057137
>
If you're not yet a member of at least one of the three major gun orgs (CSSA, NFA, CCFR), then you should consider purchasing a membership

Which one is the best one though?

>>33060502
All are good. I'm personally partial to CCFR as they're both visible and trying to directly engage both MPs in parliament and the public at large. CSSA is pretty good, but they don't seem to publicly do much and seem to work more behind the scenes, though they generally try to work directly with parliament and in the legal system. NFA was good, though they seem to have jumped the shark lately. They prefer the louder and more publicly aware route to promoting a pro-gun agenda, organizing petitions and publicly lobbying for the changes they want. Seem to think that firearms rights are absolute in Canada.

>>33060502

There is no "best", they all serve a different purpose. NFA is in shambles though.

>>33060502

I'm a CCFR field officer" so I'm biased towards us obviously.
Some ranges require a CSSA membership however.

Why can't they all just agree to join together for the greater good? A house divided against itself cannot stand and all that.

>>33060669
They all have differing goals and conflicting leadership styles. They'd do horribly in a merger and it would probably shatter all 3 groups, especially considering CCFR formed due to (and partially caused) the NFA falling apart. That being said, any given gun owner should try to be a part of at least one of those groups, if not 2 or 3.

>>33060669

The same reason there's groups other then the NRA in the US.

>anon posting about wanting a 11.8 vz
>mfw i have one

>>33060669
because canadians are fucking useless

>>33060799
But in their case the NRA is the dominant force, which is my point. If it can function as the only group they need then the same should happen here. If the groups don't want to work together then start a new one.

>>33061422
They do work together, they all just have different ways they prefer to pursue their unified goal. The main issue is that the leadership of the 3 groups don't work well together, because of the difference in opinion on how to best advance firearms ownership in Canada. Ultimately they all still have the same goal.

>>33061422
The NRA's function is different from what is necessary here. They just need to resist new laws infringing on the 2nd Amendment, and promote laws that exist in good states to be adopted in shit states. There's really only one way to go about this.

In Canada, we are trying to go against the grain and loosen existing regulations in a country where firearms ownership is a privilege and seen as a public safety issue. There is significant disagreement on how to approach this issue, hence why no one group is the dominant force in the firearms lobby.

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>>33061598
>>33061745
Fair enough, makes complete sense. I say let Mad Max unite us all.

>>33061886
Mad Max is the man we need in charge, for both better firearms laws and a better Canada.

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>>33061893
>Buying memberships on behalf of my whole family because they all "duhnt carr bot does palaticks"
Not ideal, but it's necessary. Why is it only autists and assholes seem to care about politics?

>>33061893
"For a better Canada."

Maxime Bernier 2019

>>33061959

Because alot of people are just to apathetic to care.

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>>33059880
If you really have a wehraboo fetish go for it. All semi 22's are gonna be iffy on reliability. These don't seem to be particularly better or worse than any other. Also after holding an original STG, these copies they are surprisingly close to the real thing.

>>33050097
Mafia

>>33062050
Found your reddit post.

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>>33062050
>>33059880

Mine makes a nice addition to the collection

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>>33062180
I've literally never posted on reddit once. Unless someone re posted my pic. Feel free to share.

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>>33062219
Here's the reddit pic I was referencing.
>Nice mauser BTW

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>>33062283
Nope, not mine. My P38 is refinished and my Mauser has a solid barrel band. Close though.
>>33062216
Too bad the original poster of that pic is still saved in the archive.

>>33062330

Lol I am the original

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>>33062356
How old are you to have a 21x?

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>>33062373
>>33062330

I'm 25
No, they are restricted/cuck'd

(excuse poor basement pic)

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>>33062458
I know a old guy with an unregistered one I can hopefully get made restricted. Is the frame or upper the firearm?

>>33062519
Lower

>>33057533
Ah not too much longer.

get about 12 1/2 inchs for the original stock. And 13 3/4 for ATI Monte Carlo.

The original might be slightly over or under since I'm taking a guess that trigger is at about where the start of the safety Grove would be. Does feel better in hand though at least to me less stubby can't quite release the mag with trigger finger anymore though.

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>>33062536
Neat. I should be able to pull it of then. How much did you give for yours and where they converted when you bought them?

>>33062591

Depends on condition, make, and what came with them.
I paid like 2k for one since it came with 2 mags and original holster in "museum condition"
One with single mag I paid 1400 in VG condition
With the Nazi marks they usually go for a little more. I collect ones with Nazi stamps mostly

>>33060408
>I thought his was a Valmet?
A "valmet" with no rivets in their proper places and other abnormalities.

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>>33060408
>>33062787
Before he tacticooled it.

>>33062814
Exactly. Compare that with any picture of a valmet rifle and none have rivets arranged like that.
AK74 rifles do.

>>33062591
I enlarged your pic while scrolling, and for a few seconds I couldn't figure out why scrolling up and down was changing the zoom on the image...

>>33059579
>>33059574
I thought Skeletor worked in Edmonton? Deadwood is in the middle of bumfuck nowhere.

>>33064247
He lives in Grande Prairie

>>33064071
Were you always autistic or did it develop recently? Just kidding anon, that's pretty funny, checked it myself. Chuckled.

>>33064247
Anyone else know about that one huge fucking asshole who worked at... where was it... M&D Firearms or something like that? No, just checked, it was MilArm. Never going there again; last time I went was about 2011/2012. Looked up some reviews on the place at the time and found that there were others who were also very displeased at one of the guys on their staff. I think I recall he had long hair, was thin, and perhaps in his late 20s/early 30s if I had to venture a guess. Can't remember height, might have been around 5'10-6'2 or something.

>>33064275
Ah, when did he quit P&D? I've been out of the loop on tripfags.

>>33064465
Milarm is full of faggots that talk down to you like they're only interested in selling you shit and get you out of the store.

The old man in the museum upstairs is really cool though. He'll talk to you all day about interesting war shit.

>>33064465
>>33064599
Last time I was there one of the guys was a total bro and suck the STG off the prohib shelf so I could fondle it while the boss was on smoke break.

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>>33048205
I keep scrolling past this thread thinking OP image is Jack Link's and it's making me hungry af.
>Anyone else know this feel?

>>33064851
>Eating the beefy jew

>>33064851
I hate everything about Perky Jerky, but is objectively better.

Do I want a knock off winchester 94 for 325$ Sears Model 54.

>>33065216
Depends. How does it make your wiener feel?

>>33065309
I already have a lever action, but it's a .22, and I already have a hunting rifle, but its .303 brit.

>>33065411
You can buy guns because they're fun or you want them too you know. I own several guns just because I wanted them.

>>33064894
Pricing is absurd.

>>33065481
>just because I wanted them

well I mean, is there any other reason to own a Dominion Arms Outlaw?

>>33065941
Bear defence.

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>>33065941
To fight the demons.

Is there a difference in how easy it is to get a license from province to province? Cucked Kepek here.

>>33048704
it looks like your standard mid 90's corporate logo, and not in a good a e s t h e t i c way either

>>33067080
Slightly harder to get a restricted license in kebek but otherwise uniform. For a kebexican restricted license you also need a form signed by a local SQ officer, the RCMP have it on their website, somewhere.

>>33064851
>not the pepper flavour

>>33067141

What's an example of restricted weapons? I know all kinds of fully autos are banned, but can I get a semi auto AR-15?

>>33067266
Yeah

>>33067266
Restricted's are mainly:

>Handgun
>Barrel length less than 470mm
>Overall length less than 660mm
>Were scary in the early 90's

>>33067266
Any and all handguns.

>>33067330
>Were scary in the early 90's
Startlingly accurate description of what restricted guns in Leafland are.

>>33067266
Handguns, AR15s, and semi automatic rifles and shotguns with a barrel under 18.5" long. If the barrel is longer than that, it's non-restricted.
>Prohibited is any full auto, converted auto (it might be semi now, but it was full once and that's scary), handguns with a barrel under 4.25" long, and anything on this list
http://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/regulations/SOR-98-462/FullText.html

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>>33064894
>not eating the beefy jew
Buy yourself a dehydrating jew and you can save your shekels bigly.

>>33065941
Bloodsucker defence

>aaanuuuuu

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>>33067336

Not true. Antique class handguns aren't even considered firearms.

>>33067957
It will only be a matter of time, either were blank firing replicas.
http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/cfp-pcaf/fs-fd/replica-replique-eng.htm
But look at that...

If antiques end up popular enough, or some people go around drawing attention to them, the media will go look at these evil dangerous murder-rifles that are an unregulated black market for criminals.

>>33068070
Neither.

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>Just signed up as a volunteer for when Bernier comes to my city
Feels good man

>>33068277
>Slaving away for nothing
Just donate, let poorfags do the dirty work

>>33068320
It's not like I'm doing a whole lot anyway.

>>33067957

Holy sheit, antique guns can be acquired without a license? What's a good antique handgun? I love those colonial-era British revolvers.

>>33068432
get a webly

>>33068432

Acquiring shooting supplies becomes the hard part.

Are you looking at breech loading or muzzle loading?

>>33068432
or get a snider i can definitely recommend them but you NEED to reload cause buying ammo is 10-15$ a round, and the fudds that have it get salty as fuck if you say your actually using it

>>33068432
And modern flintlock muskets.

>>33068518
Does that include new models and productions, or only replicas of older versions?

>>33068535

Read the flowchart.

If it's a wheel/flint/matchlock long gun, it doesn't matter if it was built yesterday.

http://www.cabelas.ca/product/6024/traditions-kentucky-flintlock-muzzleloader-rifle?CatId=2543

>>33064599
There's a museum upstairs? Shit... now I'm almost curious enough to go back, but no way in Hell would I buy anything.

>>33064659
That's pretty cool. Maybe I just got unlucky and bumped into the one huge douche who works there. Considering the flack that Milarms was getting because of him, I hope he got fired. You need to have good customer service if you want to be a good business.

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If I get one of these with a .22lr insert (buying it for a 12ga single shot) what are the legalities, would it end up being prohibited if the insert ended up in the flair gun?

>>33070125
From the RCMP website:

>Q. I always carry a flare gun in my boat/vehicle for emergencies. Do I need a licence and does it have to be registered?

>Flare guns and other devices designed exclusively for signalling or notifying of distress, and intended to be used exclusively for that purpose by the person in possession of it, are not classified as firearms for purposes of the Firearms Act. A licence is not required to possess one, and it does not have to be registered. These devices are classified as firearms for purposes of the Criminal Code if they are used to commit a crime.

>(Note: A few flare guns have been designed using the frame or receiver of a real handgun, and may require registration as such. The Canadian Firearms Program should be contacted for more information.)

http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/cfp-pcaf/faq/reg-enr-eng.htm#c10

The flare gun itself is not a firearm until used to commit a crime.
BUT
>intended to be used exclusively for that purpose
By inserting the flare insert, you are more than likely changing the intent from signalling to not signalling.
And any judge or jury knows damn well what you are doing.

I have a 12 gauge adapter that I tested in my flare gun, I have the benefit of:
>I own shotguns, it is for my shotguns because signalling
>I would never be stupid enough to use my insert in my flare gun.
>I only use those aguila minishells in my shotguns, prove me wrong RCMP man.

>>33070180
Alright thanks for clarifying fellow /k/anuck

>>33057693
>a decade of CBC propaganda.
Yeah, because all the shitty things Harper did as PM certainly weren't the reason why the Tories lost last election.

>>33057656
>Because our system allows people to be elected in with 39% of the vote. Far under half of the country wanted him in but that's what we get.
Yeah, far under half of the country wanted Harper running things for 10 years too, but because of the way the left splits its vote among 3 parties, the Tories have an easy time winning elections. So don't be too quick to count up the popular vote and point to it like it makes the government illegitimate, otherwise you'll need to point to Harper's majority as well.

You're right about everything else though. I don't know if the dissatisfied Trudeau voters will all jump ship to the Tories, but he's not going to have the level of support he had last time.

So the mag pin in my SKS broke off yesterday after I put around 300 rounds through it. I looked at it after it fell off and it was fastened to the spring with the shittiest weld I think i've ever seen.

What do I do now?

>>33070549
Put in a rivet? Leave it as is? Do whatever you want.

>>33070567

I just want to stay compliant is all. How tough is it to put in a rivet?

>>33070579
Not at all.

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We've got some high energy levels here folks

>>33070579
For an sks fixed mag youll have to drill a largeish hole in the bottom and weld a hardened steel plug in it, or weld a hardened steel peice to the follower, just fucking leaving and only load 5rds if your a cuck, or load 10 and see just how much better those extra 5rds are

>>33071180
looking forward to the video on that

>>33071184
Get a 20-rnd Tapco mag. Generally pinned with a whimpy piece of aluminium. Can literally remove it with a pocket knife. Deal with 5 rounds for the time being, but if it becomes innawoods time you can easily get the full 20 ready. Just a shame that you can't lock back the SKS bolt easily, and I also find that for some reason I can't remove a Tapco mag while the bolt is closed. It has to be empty. Not that I want to swap mags anyways; clips are fine by me. I just find it odd.

I had one SKS with a cylindrical piece of metal welded to the bottom of the arm connecting the follower to the mag spring. It weakened the metal, somehow it got jammed in the magazine at one point, and when I forced the mag cover open the 'arm' snapped in half at the point of the weld. It sucked. That's why I had to get the Tapco mag to begin with. I looked for someone who was good at welding for months but couldn't find anyone, and never bothered looking up a gunsmith. Fuck it. Tapco mag isn't bad anyways, and I think it looks kinda cool.

Is the /k/'s poorfag guide to handguns good to use? Looking to buy my first pistol.

>>33071483
If you're Canuck, just get something by Norinco. Great for plinking. Ought to be able to get a Chinese TT33 for, what, $200? Perhaps even one in 9x19 if you'd rather that? You can get a Norc M1911 for about $350, and I think the Norc Hi Power and CZ-75 is around $300 if I'm not mistaken. At least, that's what I recall 5-7 years ago. Might have gone up a bit, but I doubt if it's by much.

OH SHT.
Remington Model 700 recalled due to coming to life and shooting people on it's own.

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>>33071664
QUICK TURN IN YOU GUNS TO THE RCMP

>>33048205

Joining the naval reserve in Vancouver as ncm. I'm planning on staying only for a couple of years primarily for a but of fun and some income on the side to help out with finances while I'm going into school for trades.

Any tips or suggestions?

I'm thinking of going into the Port Inspection Diver trade.

Does pay or anything else differ by trade?

I posted this on the military enlistment general but got no response.

>>33071748
We don't know much about that here. We just dress in cadpat and larp innawoods with mosin nagants.

>>33071712
>>33071664
DESU it sounds like people are just blaming Remington for their ND's to try and save their skins from manslaughter charges.

>>33071803
Really? tee-bee-ache becomes desu now?

>>33071809
It has been for a a while baka

>>33071859
is tbhq safe at least?

>>33071865
senpai baka desu

>>33069398
>There's a museum upstairs?
Yes, go up there and sign his visitor log. He doesn't get enough visitors as it is, it's an extremely impressive collection he has. Every model of enfield and ross rifle we've ever used and every revolver too.
He's got all sorts of uniforms and newspaper articles too.

>>33071598
>CZ-75 is around $300 if I'm not mistaken
If you're not joking it has risen by close to $600 since then.

>>33071920
I think he meant the Norinco clones, which are around $400 atm

>>33048205
are the cabelas sks any good?

im thinking about dropping the extra $$$ on an m85 instead or maybe getting a cz ak like gun.

>>33072017
>are the cabelas sks any good?
It's an SKS for $200. Just don't buy the $250 tacticool black painted ones.

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Been adjusting colours and generally just messing around with it.

>>33071920
>$600 CZ75
Mine was $800 when I got it several years ago, and they've only gone up (like everything else)

>>33071920
I meant...
>>33071994
This. Also, wow, $400? It's indeed risen, but I still think that's a great price.

>>33072049
I hate seeing non-wooden stocks on an SKS. It's just not right. Painted ones either. I had a bubba-fucked Mk.III* Lee Enfield, Lithgow (Australian), and I swear it was sporterized with a fucking hatchet or some shit, and it was painted black. I think they used literal house paint on it. I actually was given it for free during a trade on CGN since it had no bolt or magazine, but man, the rifling was GORGEOUS! Got a bolt, got a mag, and gave it to my best friend for his birthday along with a few rounds of .303. Good fellow, haven't seen him in quite a while, I hope to see him again soon. He's the closest thing to a brother that I've got in the world, that Native fuck.

>>33072100
I recall getting a pre-B CZ75 for $500, I think. Same with an all-matching 1943 P38, though granted it was quite worn. Still accurate as the proverbial Dickens.

>>33072123
Ah, I'm thinking of new

>>33072100
>$600 CZ75

>it has risen by close to $600 since then.
>it has risen by close
>risen by
>by

How's you guys experience with TradeEx? Good reputation?

>>33072151
I see nothing wrong with that grammar.

>>33072243
I was saying the guy made it seem like that post was saying it was a $600 cz instead of that post saying it was a $900 cz because 300 + 600 = 900

>>33072272
Ah, fair enough. There's Makarov PM pistols in Canada as well now, isn't there? Gave them a slight boost in barrel length to make them Restricted instead of Prohibited. I think they also came in two calibres? Perhaps 9x18 and .380 or something like that?

>>33072208
Good. Bought some ammo from them. Arrived at my house 2 days latter. Only downside is CANPAR is shit

>>33071773
>Nuggets
I do it with a Mossberg, you filthy Communist.

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>>33050230
T81 Update

https://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php/1528848-T81-Update-Feb-21st-2017?p=13535007#post13535007

At least we have an ETA

>>33052724
Hey that's like my tacticool Vz! Except mine's in 7.62 and feeds from ten round XCR mags.

>>33049090
Does NPRC have a 100 yard section for rifles? Or is it all close range bullshit?

>>33074049
close range, 30 yard for pistols 40 for rifles

we share a lease with the shotgun club

>>33074060
Ah damn, its got a good location but 40 yards is way too short range for me

>>33073310
We've had two previous ETA's. I'm not holding my breath.

>>33074139
They've been getting the overflow of members from other clubs for a long time and we're working allowing for more members. As we need the money to build a reserve to get a new location in the event we ever lose our current location.

>>33070367
Still waiting on his "secret agenda".

>>33074183
But anon we could have another option for muh scarry AK style without having to pay out the ass for a legal one.

>>33069398
>>33064599
yeah I went there back in 2014, was really neato in there, loads of stuff.
He'd been in 'nam I think, and it was cool to listen to his stories.

>>33072517
>There's Makarov PM pistols in Canada as well now, isn't there?
Yes, in both calibers. But new ones aren't being imported due to Harper's sanctions, so it's all used ones on the market.

>get shiny new M&P 15 Sport 2
>Box of 20 rounds of brass cased typically costs $11.95 or more
>Over a buck per round
>Steel cased is cheaper but allegedly wears down your barrel faster
>Could have dropped $250 on an SKS and a fuck ton of cheap ammo and have the same amount of fun

>>33076198

>20
>11.95
>buck per round
U wot m8

>>33076252
Had a fucking blond moment. Meant over .50 per round. About .59 cents I guess.

>>33076198
>Steel cased is cheaper but allegedly wears down your barrel faster

>Something that doesn't touch the barrel wears down your barrel faster

Silly.

>>33076559
Steel is typically stronger than brass. This is a good trait to have for higher pressure loads.

Higher pressure wears down your barrel faster.

>>33076559
Like I said, "Allegedly". Lucky Gunner did a test where they put 10k rounds of various steel cased ammo through rifles, and they had worn out their barrels faster than with brass cased.

That said, they also did this test in a day or something like that, or in a very short time frame at least, which probably accelerated things since the barrel would be constantly heated up and such.

I'm just having a hard time financially justifying the cost of ammo I shoot through my AR, steel cased is more appealing for sure. I don't shoot a helluva lot either.

>>33076634
The LuckyGunner test was only concerned with cost. Trying to draw any conclusions from their data is stupid.
>>33076578
The pressure does not change.
>>33076559
High pressure hot gas wears barrels. Steel case tends to use very cheap powders with high ntroglycerin, high temperature, and very little in the way of burn moderating chemicals. As the Brits learned 100+ years ago this leads to rapid bore erosion.

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>>33073310
are TacImp the actual importer and the only source? I know they are the ones with preorder, but with many similar cases, other dealers would have the products available as well (eg. Famae 542)

Any news on the M10X? Wasnt it submitted for testing like 3 years ago?

>>33073310
what are the chances these are built like typical chinkshit rather than with the reliability/durability expected of a kalashnikov derivative?

>>33077284
>Built like typical chinkshit
So rough, but reliable?

>>33077204
yeah FRT for prohibited should be coming right quick.

>>33077354
you pre order a type 81 skele?

wondering if I should get fixed or folding stock

>>33077505
no, I know Tactical imports luck with pre-orders still pretty sure they havent gotten those Famaes still.

I'd get folding, but even so I doubt you'll ever see it actually be made.

>>33077544
>I doubt you'll ever see it actually be made.
despite today's update? >>33073310

>>33077589
huh neat, still naw I think I'll save my money and just buy it off some dude on the EE if I really want one. rather see how they actually perform than be a beta tester.

>>33077284
>built like typical chinkshit
When it comes to guns, typical chinkshit is the same as typical slavshit.

>>33077354
>>33059428
Are you on the run from the cops?

>>33073310
So this batch of 1000 are the only ones we'll see in the next 3 years cause their hands are full on new service rifle production?

>>33077615
skeleton has the right idea

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>>33073310
>>33078116
>dere won be no raifu fo a loooon' time laaa! yoo buy nao, roundeye! or you wait maaaany year, like a dum gai! watch neiba enjoy raifu, pay tooo time as much, ayya! you be vevy saaad! you say why I was dum gal?! why I no pweodah wen tacticoo impo't say!
tl;dr: they're trying to both, get the anxious preorder people to not pull out their money and think the twice the wait they were promised will be worth it because of how limited and exclusive the deal will be, AND try to endure panic buying with the people on the fence, to get them to preorder because they'd rather go all in than wait 3 more years, losing the chance to get on the deal

>>33079152
*induce panic buying

>>33071184

I fired probably 50 rounds with the full ten clip after it broke and damn it felt good but like I said I don't want to anger the horse police

>>33048576
>People still post my OC

Feels good mayne

>>33076559
Laughed. Thanks anon.

>>33075853
Harper's sanctions? Never heard of them. So he's restricting newly-made Russian firearms from being imported, like the 1980s ban in the US or something? In the short-term, I don't mind; milsurp is preferred anyways. As more designed are developed over the years however, I'd hate to be denied them, even though we can't get AKs as it is. We need to fix that. The AK and FAL ban must be something that originates from the Cold War. "Right arm of the free world" sounds 'too powerful' for mere civilians, and the AK? Ubiquitous with Commies, terrorists, and death. Shit like that scares the Libbies.

On a side note, is anyone else having difficulties posting today? Fucking 'Connection error.' Maybe it's just me.

>>33077615
>>33079152
Ah fuck it gonna wait till some people start shooting these bitches first and go from there.
Or just break down and get the XCR-L in 7.62x39 if they drop in price massively. Robinson Arms did fix their shit this time around right?

How easy is it to ship ammo from the U.S. to Canada? 7.5 Swiss is way cheaper there apparently.

>>33080073
On the Canadian side I believe you just need to pay the sales tax and duty and there's a 3000 round limit for an individual personal transaction IIRC.

On the American side you need to acquire an export permit.

>>33080142

So can I order ammo from an American site just as I would from a Canadian one (but with extra shipping costs etc.)?

>>33080159
AFAIK there are websites that do it and just import things in mass to economize, but it's basically a headache. Otherwise people would be ordering their ammo from the states more frequently.

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>>33080052
>Robinson Arms did fix their shit this time around right?

>implying the XCR wasn't always perfect
>muffled Alex Robinson REEEEEEEing in the distance

>>33080653
I shot a 7.62x39 XCR once, some stranger at the range had it, and was using some typical green-box 10-rnd clip SKS stuff. He put a water bottle up downrange at either 50 or 100m. It was getting a bit dark too. He handed me the rifle, I aimed, took a moment, sloooow trigger pull, and I killed everyone at the range and took the rifle home. Some say the bottle still stands there today. Kidding; I hit the bottle and we were all "WOAH! Nice shot! You got it in one hit!"

Felt good... that was probably around 2010-11 or so, and of course up in good ol' Canada.

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>Mailed in Rpal application end of January priority mail
>ordering russian gear, plate carriers off internet
>Know by now I am on watch list
>Spend hours looking up trap porn

I know some RCMP officer out there is downright confused.

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>>33080733
We should probably have more sympathy for the law enforcement personnel forced to spy through /k/ommando's browsing and purchase histories. Those cops will never be the same.

>>33080653
My fucking sides but yeah I remember tales of
>Aw shit newly bought rifle went down
>Call customer support
>"Hey I want to send in my rifle for service"
>"No Sir the rifle is not broken you are"
>"OK....well do you have a part kits I can buy"
>"Parrrrrrts.....Kit

Seen Rod Giltaca do a vid on one. Said it's not shit anymore compared to the 1st Gen models that came out. Gonna assume they have parts and shit now readily available to buy in Canada?

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>>33071483

Take it with a grain of salt. It's pretty good, but I believe it was more meant for American users.

I just picked up a Ruger P85 in 9mm. You can dig a little and find the P Series on a lot of websites in used sections or consignment sections for decent prices. This one cost me just over $275 which was a lot lower than the $399 a few other places were asking.

>>33071483
If not too poor and willing to save a little you can always try to hunt down one of those 9mm Jericho Range kits when they go on sale.

>>33081185
First gun I ever shot. Ruger centerfire pistols have a reputation of being low-quality poorfag fare, but I suspect that's more elitism than reality. 275 is a ridiculous price for a beater handgun, cheaper than Norinco.

>>33082058

The P Series are indestructible. Bulky, yeah, but solid all over and I've never had a jam.

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>>33080073
Just go to wholesale sports, christ