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Why Max Bernier?

Policy highlights:
Lower all income tax, scrap capital gains tax, CRTC, federal carbon tax.
Eliminate all corporate welfare, nationalize airports and Canada Post.
Reduce immigration, end relation with UN for refugee selection.
Double the length of firearms licenses from 5 to 10 years.
Reclassify firearms: Non-restricted = any semi-auto with overall length >26".
Reclassify firearms through law in Parliament instead of the RCMP or cabinet.
Repeal magazine size restrictions.

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>>33251473
CCFR Approved
https://firearmrights.ca/en/ccfr-report-cards-cpc-leadership-election/

Highest Grade for all CPC Leadership candidates

I'm surprised more candidates haven't dropped out, honestly. We're only a couple months off from the vote and we still have 14 people running. I figured we'd be down to at most 10 by now.

Signed up for mine about a month ago. Haven't gotten any notice in the mail yet. I thought I was supposed to get a card? Either way, Maxime all the way. Anyone catch his redpill meme on Facebook a week ago?

>>33251697
We did, and so did everyone else.

I'm just glad he didn't apologize for it.

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>>33251697
Same. Haven't seen anything in the mail yet.

Weapons related, I'm in the market for an entry level crossbow or compound bow. Any suggestions on reputable brands?

>>33251720

I never expected him. He's no bitch.

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>>33251453
>>33251473
>>33251486
check your emails

also, anyone have any polytech rifles? Ive heard mixed things about the quality of the old m305's

>>33251814
>polytech
are they the ones making the type 81?

>>33251814
they're fine rifles, but not to the same quality of American made M14s.

Basically what you can do is acquire the M305 to get used to and familiar to the platform. Afterwards if you wish to you can acquire an M14. They'll be hella expensive compared to the M305 but they are superior in nearly every way.

Up to you in the long run. Do note that sometimes you may find a rifle that has iron sights that are not lined up.

>>33251814
Receiver is good, but other parts aren't quite as nice. I've heard the op rod in particular likes to shatter in the Chinese ones on particularly hot loads or after enough time. Good idea to replace that early, other than that it goes bang. You can always replace all the parts you want over time for GI parts anyways, and just keep the receiver, and it'll still be cheaper than a US one.

Anyone from Mount Royal University here? I have some good news, the Mount Royal Firearms Club (MRFC) has been officially ratified and is now accepting members. If you're interested I suggest you check out the Facebook page.

Here's some details on membership:
>Membership fees are presently set at $25 (this may be subject to change, however)
>A PAL is NOT required to be a member
>You must be eligible to be able to get a PAL (18+ years of age, Canadian citizen, etc)

>>33251453
SURRENDER ALL 10/22 MAGAZINES WITH A GREATER CAPACITY OF TEN ROUNDS

>>33251972
>implying you must be a canadian citizen to get a PAL.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA FUCKING RACIST REPORTED TO THE TRUDEAU TOLERANCE TRUST (TTT)

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>>33251814

There's a sticky in the Battle Rifle section of CGN that you should absolutely read. It goes into detail about all sorts of modifications you can make to the rifle to improve reliability, ergonomics, accuracy and precision. The guy who goes by "Hungry", in particular, is a wealth of knowledge on the rifle. I don't know if he still does them, but he used to teach classes on them where you bring your rifle and he'd walk you through a lot of the mods.

>>33251814
got the email, they also have the option to update your mail address

>>33251814
Buy one
>replace springs- buy USGI springs or whatever- as long as they're not chinese
>replace op rod with a fluted op rod- if it causes your rifle to jam with the bolt back you have to file away the bottom of the barrel where it meets the reciever til you have one sheet of paper clearance
>then get the gas group TIG welded- to do this you will have to remove the front sight assy. To do this you remove the castle nut lock pin, spin the castle nut til its loose and file away the spot welded area of the front sight. Do not beat it off, it fucks up your barrel.
>get the gas system unitized in a shop at the 2,6 and 10 oclock positions- just a tiny dab of TIG will do it
>gut the trigger mech and polish every mating surface with emeryboard fingernail polishing things from the dollar store and 2-3000 grit sandpaper til it is literally as shiny as glass
>do the same to your op rod but be careful to not remove too much material- be gentle
>ensure your op rod guide ring is perfectly centered. It should let your op rod fall perfectly in line with the gas system every time- not iff center or anything. If it is off center mark the correct position for it and get it silver soldered in place. No welding on barrels- the heat fucks them up.

This got me a 0.4 MOA M305. If you want better yo ucan buy new stocks from boyds etc but it isn't worth it desu. I picked up a cheap scope mount from amazon, a mildot scope I had at home, a bipod I already owned and screwed a picatinny rail in to the stock way up front to mount the bipod. Hit targets with surplus out to 900m.

The beauty of the M305 is that half the work can be done without buying new shit at all. If you're a fucking retard with mroe money than sense you can buy USGI bolts, the blackfeather stock from m14.ca, some american barrel etc ad nauseum

With what I did to mine it shoots better than I do. Trigger breaks like a candy cane with zero creep- about 2lbs

Rifle, scope mount and elbow grease. 10/10

>>33252475
Also take chalk to your iron sight markings and the rollmarks on the rifle. Makes it easy to read and super aesthetic. Just grind it in hard by hand and wipe off the excess.

>>33252492

A lot of people put nail polish on sights to improve visibility.

>>33252492
Just make sure they aren't canted due to manufacture error.

>>33252942
>>33252942
By chalk on sights I mean on the adjustment dials- where it says how far your elevation is

Do not pain your rear sight but go ahead and pain the front sight, I use glow in the dark paint and clear nail polish to seal it.

>>33252974
if you bought an M305 with canted sights you're a fucking moron who will never be able to perform a trigger job or gas system unitizing anyways.

>>33252475

Which scope mount did you get from Amazon? How does it hold up?

>>33253186
fuck if I remember, some $30 special. They're all the same desu, only $30 some odd bucks. The quality comes from how well you install it and how you use loctite. Protip though- the scope mount makes bolt removal a fucking nightmare. Once you mount a scope NEVER remove your bolt unless you have an hour or two to get it back in.

>>33252056#
To the salty cunt from the last thread, youre the 17 year old whos just ass blasted he doesnt have cool shit "ooooohhhh its prohibited thooo goyim!" So? Theyre like any other gun, youre exactly the kind of motherfucker that would report on other gun owners to get them arrested just cause you dont like whta theyre doing grow the fuck up go outside you neet fuck. Id say come to a /k/ meet but your autistic ass probably passes out from anxiety at the thought of meeting someone let alone a group of people, that or youd just call the cops on the /k/ meet cause you dont care about throwing other gun owners underthe bus

>>33251453

I just joined the party, how do you vote for Mad Max?

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>>33253498
wait until May. You get to list candidates you choose in order of preference.

protip: don't name this shadow kike at all

>>33253498
You'll get a ballot to fill out, and it works like:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Y3jE3B8HsE&list=PL7679C7ACE93A5638&index=2

>>33253579

They send it by mail?

>>33253524

Holy shit why the fuck does he lie like that?

>>33253663

Because he's ignorant as fuck but can't look like he doesn't know something, so he spouts bullshit he heard someone else say.

>>33251453
>fill OP with information about Mad Max
>use same stupid photo
Maybe use one of the ones for Bernier next time, dumbass.

>>33253663
because that was in an interview after some mass shooting in the US and he wanted to assure everyone that he's a good goy

>>33253690
>>33254266

I mean how can he spout so much fucking horseshit and still function as a human being? How can he still look himself in the mirror after that?

>>33254579

By surrounding himself with yes-men, most likely.

Not sure if hunting is more /out/ or /k/ but this fall I'm looking to go on my first deer hunt. I've got firearms, ammo, and land access covered already, but can anyone give me some decent advice for clothing? I've done a lot of hiking before and have sweaters and coats for that, but I don't have anything in either camo or that is particularly quiet.

I'm wondering if someone could point me in the direction of something windproof and say water resistant that would be appropriately camouflaged and quiet.

We will be in a river valley in Alberta if that helps for the kind of conditions expected. Most of the hiking clothing I have is synthetic and will either tear on the plant life or make a "whooshing" sound when it rubs against itself.

I was actually looking at gorka's, considering they are wind proof, water resistant, camouflaged, and strong enough to not tear on every thicket. I would be concerned about the weight and noise level though. If anyone has any advice on that as well I'd appreciate it.

>>33254917
Why don't you try hunting first before worrying about how to outfit yourself.

>>33254924
I'm just very nervous about being prepared clothing wise. When I was younger I almost died of exposure in the mountains by being a dumb ass and getting myself caught in a snowstorm where my gear all soaked through. So I'm a bit paranoid about being prepared for the worst. You are probably right though, and any help is appreciated.

>>33255019
Wear appropriate clothing for it being about 5 degrees colder than what the weather is expected to be, plus the orange vest on top. Worst case scenario and you're too hot, you can take off a layer.

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>>33253454
Also, to that salty cunt, guess yer wrong. Anon's restored off-the-record FAL is done. Indian pattern, with a mix of Canadian and Indian wood furniture and a fresh parkerizing job. Now he just has to come pick it up.
>Huehuehue
You're just mad that you can't have one.

>>33255207
>wood furniture
Muh.

>>33255207
Man I wish I could get my hands on one of those.

>>33255207

Are they prohibited because you can convert them to full auto with a cigarette pack in the action or something like that?

>>33255399
They were used by the military at some point and were semi auto. That or featured in an action film released between 1980 and 1995 like every other prohibited by name gun.

>>33255331
Sorry Anon. Try befriending old Fudds at your range/LGS, is all I can suggest.
>>33255399
Sort of. With a full-fun selector and drop-in parts, they can be converted. It's very easy.

>>33255485
>Try befriending old Fudds at your range/LGS, is all I can suggest.
I try, but I have the 'tism plus I'm not in a range right now.

>>33255497
Dunno, then. The old farts have all the nice things we want, you just have to get them to part with it.

>>33255522
True, maybe I'll get lucky eventually. I suppose I can always just talk wistfully about the FAL while cursing the Liberals.

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>>33255207
I thought you were joking. You're alright in my books.

>>33251972
Anyone have any Firearms club reviews for Nova Scotia? Those around Halifax would be best.

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>>33255522
>>33255533

Praise Kek. Curse the libtards.

>>33251729
That's a fucking gay ass Tiger stripe camo on your gun man. Fuckin literal pussy if i've ever seen one go back to your fucking COD and stay there nerd.

>>33255207
man you win the gold medal for the longest running lie

>>33257970
Youre retarded

>>33257983
RCMPIDF out in force today I see

>>33257983
I bet Mole and Tok are the exact same person

>>33258140
Wrong. Here's MM, myself and an Anon, left to right. We're shooting buddies, but not the same person.
>>33257970
Keep grasping at straws.

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>>33258177
Goddamnit upside down image

>>33258177
>>33258247

>>33258177
>>33258247
don't lie, you deleted the pic of three guys, cropped it and uploaded the new version with only two guys

>>33258287
Its true, I see it Mr. Lawman.

>>33258287
I didn't want to post Anon's face without his permission.

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>>33258352
Here, better shot of us.

>>33258352
>referring to him as anon
>not as constable

I'll be seeing you in my office about this tomorrow morning. Even during undercover work you must still show the right respect for your employer

t- edmonton RCMP

>>33258390
Well, it's Rybec, but would hate to piss off a friend because I didn't ask before posting his face.

>>33258465
As you say, Constable.

>>33258465
ah good guy CTG always caring about his friends

what a nice guy :^) friendliest shitty internet bait cop you'll never meet

>>33258496
>>33258512
>Believing the RCMP meme still
Stay ignorant.

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>>33258548

>>33248693
Take the action out of the stock and post pics, I want to see how hard it'd be to cut channels for a new hardwood stock

Would mad max reclassify the prohibs to either restricted or NR depending on barrel length ?

>>33259222
Based on overall length.

>>33259255
So you're saying we could get restricted/ non restricted ak variants ?

>>33259273
So long as they aren't full auto, I don't see why not.

>http://www.maximebernier.com/classify_firearms_based_on_function_not_appearance

I stand corrected, I had gotten that confused. Seems he is basing it on barrel length. Although from the wording, function is the key component still in how to classify firearms.

If I'm not mistaken in the debates and elsewhere he mentioned how full autos are pretty much the only thing considered for prohib status. I would look for sources on that particular statement.

Hopefully that is the case, because then it means we can have short barrelled handguns again. As they'd most likely fall in restricted classification.

>>33258378
Excellent squat form

>>33259388
>We will have better gun laws than the US within a few years
Anybody seen what he's going to do about suppressors?

>>33260391
I would think he'd be in favour of them, but we'll see how it works out in the USA for a bit first.

>>33259388
Thats good he is against full auto
Just means libtards cant be look he wants to allow machineguns! Think of the children!
But we need to drive home the fact that most crime are done with illegal weapons
Probably make some infographics

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Any SaskFags going the Prairie Gun Traders show in Moose Jaw tomorrow or sunday?

>>33260723
Is it good? I might go.

>>33261353

I don't know i've never been. A buddy from work told me about it and said I should go. Hoping there are some nice milsurps there.

>>33251814
fellow david checking in.

>>33258390
>>33258465
>>33258512
>>33258548
Guys, guys, there's no need for this. We all need to learn to live with each other and not bicker so much. Law enforcement should be able to enjoy this community just as much as the rest of us anons.

>>33261673
As long as they aren't power abusing boot lickers they're all good to me.

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Is it worth it joining the armed forces as artillery? Is it boring as hell during peacetime?

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>>33260723
Thats too far of a drive to go look at sporterized Enfeilds for prices that make CGN laugh. I will be at the Saskatoon show next weekend though.

So what are mad max's chances looking like at the moment.

>>33262408
In terms of polls he is behing O'Leary by less than 10%, but its going to matter whether Maxime can get enough 2nd and 3rd choice voters to beat out O'Leary

>>33262408
>>33262561
O'leary won't get jack shit for votes in QC though, which will be weighted accordingly and pretty much eliminate him. QC is too important in a real election. Besides that, I've seen them within the margin of error for most polls.

>>33262683
Here is hoping.

What would really rustle my jimmies is if the other participants just crush Bernier. Leitch would almost guarantee a loss for the federal election for the Conservatives. Most of them would really.

>>33261913
It's boring as hell all times for the Cuckadian Forces.

>>33258247
>molemanlet

>phone rings
>I pick it up
Tele: "Oh hi there, I'm for the Kevin O'Leary for the Conservat-"

Me: "Let me stop you right there. I'm voting for Maxime Bernier already."

Tele: ".... Well that might be so, but let me share with you some points on why O'Leary is the best choice to win against Trudeau in 201-"

Me: "But he's not. He's definitely not the best choice to run against Trudeau and be the leader of the Conservatives. Here's what I'm gonna do. I'm gonna vote for Maxime Bernier first. Then I'm gonna vote for Andrew Scheer, then I'm gonna vote for Leitch or however you say it, then I'm gonna vote for every other candidate before I vote for O'Leary."

Tele: "... I see. Well have a nice day."

Me: "You too."

who the fuck do they think they are, calling ME to try and hand away my own gun rights.

>>33262019

See you there anon. Not sure what day though.

>>33263277
If this is true, Oleary does have paid shills then and this only confirms it. If not I had a good laugh either way.

>>33254917
I've asked guys from Alberta who have successfully hunted elk, moose deer etc and they say don't worry about expensive camo. A lot of them just wear old faded plaid. Solid colors aren't great, you just want something that breaks up your silhouette

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>>33263277

>>33262408
>>33262561
>>33262683
>>33262718

http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/grenier-conservative-leadership-index-mar9-1.4013601

It's close enough that we can't get complacent. If you haven't purchased a membership yet, I really urge you to think about it. Whoever gets the leadership will shape the party and the political landscape of Canada and it will affect the country for decades. We're so close to having the most libertarian leader in Canadian history. It's right at our fingertips.

Reminder that we're currently in a Mass be economic bubble that will pop soon and guarantee Max's victory if he gets to fight Trudeau.

>>33264900
For the love of fuck don't read the comments. O'leary shills, retarded liberals, petty arguments and Quebec hate.

Welp, CFAT on Monday, what am I in for?

Brushed up on doing basic math by hand, long division, multiplying percentages, all that stuff. What sort of mark do you need to qualify for infantry?

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>>33262019
>>33260723
>>33261353

The only reason to go there is for the unique sales from real vendors like the local Canadian Tire and Prairie Gun Traders. One time I saw PGT selling Type 97s there for $850 and that was like a year after they first came to Canada.

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So I just bought 1500 rounds of pic related from Tenda to shoot out of my beater DPMS AR that I don't mind abusing (has one of those 11.5 inch barrels with the 5.5 inch flash hider to meet America's cuck-stamp laws).

did I fuck up /k/?

>>33265825

Brush up on your bible terms. Literally the only thing I remember from the CFAT when I took it years ago was that some of the vocab section was stuff that 95% of us never heard, except for the bible dudes.

>>33259388
>Maxime wants to give us everything but full-retard funs
>probably wants to give us those too but is smart enough not to push for too much at once
I'm definitely okay with this.

>>33266693
This. Any decent libertarian politician realizes that freedom has to return slowly, or it won't return at all.

Got $2400 in my tax return what should I buy?

>>33266771
Lots and lots of honey.

Or a new gat.

The choice is yours

>>33266764
All I want is CC. If he gives us CC I'll stop whining forever.

>>33266957
Patience, anon. Rome wasn't built in a day.

ayyo boys my sks' gas tube wobbles side to side

what part of the construction is intended to stop that? should I just tape it still?

>>33266771
gucci ar15

>>33266957
it's never going to happen. you might as well start working towards US citizenship.

best canada has to hope for is something along the line of Bernier's revision/simplification. I love that my 10.3" AR would become NR.

>>33267628
Mine does the same, seems to be a result of the design. Taping it down would work but it's an inconvenient solution to a harmless non-problem. If you're alright with a bit of woodworking, you could also fashion a replacement handguard that fits snug against the top of the stock on both sides.

>>33267842
do you feel the same rush of enjoyment I do when thrusting it like a spear?

>>33267954
Yeah it makes me want to thrust my own spear and liberate some peasant girls

>>33254579
You can say that about all politicians some of the time; and most politicians all of the time.

>>33266386
Works fine for fun

Is there a favourite online gun store for Canucks looking for uncommon pistols? I'm trying to find a Steyr M357A1 but I swear to god I might as well be looking for a goddamn unicorn at this point. I live in the Ottawa area and so far none of the local places have been any help.

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>>33258465
>Well, it's Rybec
I've told you in the past I don't mind.
If I did, I wouldn't have a youtube channel of my gun stuff.
A bit sad that I don't live near you guys anymore. I haven't even gone shooting since November.

Speaking of which, transfer paper came in!

>>33266957

I mean, it technically already exists. They just won't give it to you.

Hey fellow snow hell dwellers. Been off the internet since December. Anything new in gun related news? Type 81's here yet?

>>33270325
They're delayed again, until July, and TI says it'll probably be the only shipment for 3 years. or more.

>>33270353
Jesus. Anything else new?

>>33270378
Maxime Bernier is our political lord and saviour who'll fix the gun laws so they aren't pants on head retarded anymore.

>>33270389
If he gets elected as leadership.

In which case >>33270378 if you are remotely interested in helping this out you can get a membership with the Conservative party (you have until March 28th) and you can vote for Maxime Bernier.

Right now its decidedly looking to be either Maxime Bernier or Kevin O'Leary. Whom is shit for gun laws getting less retarded.

>>33270389
Knew about that. He might actually get the frenchies on board. Honestly, i'm not very happy with his standing on environmental issues so I find it hard to justify. It would be nice to see sensible gun laws, but it seems less important considering what he might do to our environment.

I'd rather get involved in the NDP race and help elect a more moderate candidate. This political polarity bullshit has to stop.

>>33270452
The only Conservative who'll do anything with environmental laws is Ching Chong, and he only wants carbon pricing (which is retarded). IMO take the hit this election and work on improving environmental awareness for the next while.

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>>33270452
>>33270473

Blaney has been really pushing Nuclear. When he brought it up in that debate, Bernier said he was also in favour of it.

>>33270494
Good, nuclear is best energy at the moment. Fuck wind, solar isn't efficient in Canada, we already pretty much maxed out on hydro. The only other choice for clean energy would be tidal or river current based generators.

>>33270473
We can't really afford to take any more hits IMO. any more deregulation and no one who's elected afterwards will be able to undo the damage.
>>33270494
I really wish some one would have the balls to make a molten salt reactor. All the benefits, none of the risks.
>>33270502
Solar's worked for me my whole life. And my system's super archaic at this point.

>>33270512
1 on 1 use is fine, but we're looking provincial and nation wide use.

Solar isn't nearly as viable for Canada as we'd like it to be.

>>33270512
>We can't really afford to take any more hits IMO. any more deregulation and no one who's elected afterwards will be able to undo the damage.
Any deregulation that might occur wouldn't really change things in Canada. As it stands most of the atmospheric issues are from China and India, so tell them to cut it out.
>Solar's worked for me my whole life. And my system's super archaic at this point.
Sure but it's ineffective for large scale operations without constant maintenance, and even then it takes up tons of room.

>>33268812
Start shilling for max on you channel!

I will subscribe to you faggot!

>>33270512

China is actually working on molten salt thorium reactors right now. Makes sense, considering how much rare earth mining they do. But yeah, we need to jump on that.

>>33270519
We have the infrastructure to transport electricity from central plants. What we'd need are vast battery banks to store surplus energy. The technology exists, but the fucking energy bureaucrats would block the hell out of attempts to invest in it.
>>33270535
We still have 7% of the world's fresh water to protect, a huge chunk of polar ice caps, and a shit load of forest. I don't agree that we shouldn't act just because we aren't the largest part of the problem. I mean, we sell our bitumen to China and have huge manufacturing deals with them. Those things cause a great deal of pollution over seas, and we have a direct stake in them.

>Sure but it's ineffective for large scale operations without constant maintenance, and even then it takes up tons of room.

Hey, the constant maintenance thing might help with the "jobs jobs jobs" rhetoric.

>>33270549
It's so bizarre. China just doesn't give a shit about the environment, but they recognize how safe and efficient that kind of reactor would be. Meanwhile, they're opening up an old fucking coal mine here in NS.

>>33270572
>coal mine here in NS.

Fuuuuuck. Like we need more mercury in the Atlantic.

Reminder that the free market would protect the environment more than the government ever could, if given the chance. Mad Max gets it, do you?

>>33270572
>We still have 7% of the world's fresh water to protect, a huge chunk of polar ice caps, and a shit load of forest. I don't agree that we shouldn't act just because we aren't the largest part of the problem. I mean, we sell our bitumen to China and have huge manufacturing deals with them. Those things cause a great deal of pollution over seas, and we have a direct stake in them.
Sure but I don't see anyone looking to get rid of water protections or forestry laws, unless I missed something. The only talk I have heard about so far is about getting rid of the cap-and-trade carbon pricing, which is a useless measure that only exports manufacturing to China and India which have much more relaxed environmental laws.
>Hey, the constant maintenance thing might help with the "jobs jobs jobs" rhetoric.
Have to pay taxes to pay for the jobs. Especially in places like Ontario, electricity related costs are already through the roof. Nuclear is effective, efficient, and clean, particularly if we can get thorium based reactors working, which we should definitely be researching right now.

>>33270584
I know, right? Here's some fun facts:

>Nova Scotian coal contains significantly higher levels of sulfur, making it the dirtiest of the dirty (Amera's only buying 30% of what's mined for this reason).
>The fucking guy responsible for opening the mine is a billionaire American cunt with a horrible safety record.
>The mine will create a measly 68 jobs in total.

Look out boys, Cape Breton's back!!

>>33270611
More carbon taxes for NS i suppose.

>>33252052
>i have 2 illegal ruger BX25 magazines my buddy from Montana sent me in the mail over a year ago.
>Illegal because its made by a different brand other than butler creek

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>>33270596
If I were you i'd read up on what Harper did to the fresh water act, it's pretty horrendous.

Cap and trade has to be within provincial confines, international just wouldn't work.

As far as power costs go, monopolies are solely to blame. If competitive pricing between renewable local sources existed, provincial caps on power costs were put in place and privatization of crown power corporations were prohibited, we'd be laughing. We're doing this to ourselves here.

Canada has the worst of both worlds. We pay huge amounts of tax to support our semi-socialist system, but our cost of living is through the roof. It's so ball-blisteringly frustrating. Every time a step forward is discussed, all taxpayers see are huge bills. We need some basic fucking protection here.

Anyway, should I buy a famae?

>>33270667
>If I were you i'd read up on what Harper did to the fresh water act, it's pretty horrendous.
Sure, but Harper isn't running, now is he?
>Cap and trade has to be within provincial confines, international just wouldn't work.
Well Canada doesn't work on a purely internal economy, if it's more cost effective to move factories elsewhere, it'll happen, and carbon pricing goes a long way in that regard.
>As far as power costs go, monopolies are solely to blame. If competitive pricing between renewable local sources existed, provincial caps on power costs were put in place and privatization of crown power corporations were prohibited, we'd be laughing. We're doing this to ourselves here.
There is nothing preventing people from buying solar panels to put on their rooftops, most people only give lip service to the environment and nothing else. You'd have more effect campaigning to get people to do that then anything else, at least in terms of fixing carbon emissions in Canada.
>>33270667
>Canada has the worst of both worlds. We pay huge amounts of tax to support our semi-socialist system, but our cost of living is through the roof. It's so ball-blisteringly frustrating. Every time a step forward is discussed, all taxpayers see are huge bills. We need some basic fucking protection here.
Part of why I like Bernier, he actually wants to cut down all the crap that's bloating government budgets.
>>33270667
>Anyway, should I buy a famae?
I heard they're pretty nice considering their Chilean made, and the mags are ridiculously expensive.

>>33258378
is that faggot holding a HK91 or some g3 variant?

>>33270692
Harper's not running, but the legislation is still in place. It's open season on our fresh water bodies.

If capping and trading occured within provincial confines, we'd see balanced and reduced emissions in Canada, which is a step forward (and incentive for businesses to go green).

But don't you agree that our unregulated power corporations are gouging consumers?

Bernier seems to be spouting more of the big business ideals of conservatives previous. If there's no pressure, than the status quo will remain in place.

I don't mind expensive mags, so long as they work. I heard about binding issues a while ago, but i'm not sure how founded they are. Does anyone here have one or shot one?

>>33270882
>Harper's not running, but the legislation is still in place. It's open season on our fresh water bodies.
Not quite true. I'd suggest you look into it yourself. Not to mention it doesn't look like Trudeau will ever do anything about it.
>If capping and trading occured within provincial confines, we'd see balanced and reduced emissions in Canada, which is a step forward (and incentive for businesses to go green).
That or provide incentive for companies to move manufacturing out of Canada. A better solution would be incentives to install solar panels and other stuff like that in the company.
>But don't you agree that our unregulated power corporations are gouging consumers?
I do, but forcing green technology won't fix that.
>Bernier seems to be spouting more of the big business ideals of conservatives previous. If there's no pressure, than the status quo will remain in place.
Bernier is a libertarian, he's for more personal freedom. As far as business is concerned, sometimes government intervention can help but often it can hurt more. Look into what his actual stances are, at least in this regard.
>Does anyone here have one or shot one?
People talk about buying one a lot, but I don't think I've ever seen anyone post about how good they are.

>>33271066
I take all of your points, and wish you luck with your candidate.

Goddammit am I gonna have to be the first one here to pick one up? I really want a battle rifle, but want it to be reliable. Maybe this summer. I'll definitely post about it if I do.

>>33271112
>I take all of your points, and wish you luck with your candidate.
And I hope you find someone who represents your views.
And you might have to be. I'm having issues spending money on ammo at the moment. You should post lots of pics if you manage to buy it.

>>33271133
For sure.

>>33271160
Best of luck to you, anon.

>>33271168
I love you

>>33271237
<3 We can be together some day anon.

>>33268812
GIB

I LOVE IT

>>33270548
I'll get working on something tomorrow morning maybe.

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Can anyone recommend a good three season hunting boot? Also a good one for waterfowl hunting?

>>33273456
>That pic

The funny part is, the reason he was against it was because it's provincial jurisdiction.

Hey anons, These any good? ~70 bucks right now

https://www.amazon.ca/Howard-Leight-R-01902-Amplification-Electronic/dp/B007BGSI5U/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1489276585&sr=8-2&keywords=howard+leight+impact+sport

>>33274619
Yes

>>33274619
No

>>33274619
Mine work pretty good, but I'd wait for a sale. You can find them for around 40 or 50 bucks often enough.

Does Cabelas usually have sales only on Christmas/Black Friday or do they do some around the summer as well?

Has anyone purchased an SKS-15 yet? LGS has one for $800 firm and thinking about buying it even for just the meme value but I want to know if it also makes a fun range gun?

>>33251729
I have used PSE bows for a while and always go back.

Someone sell me a non fucking painted/Frankenweld/mismatched/bubba SKS REEEEEEEEEEE

>>33275051
Are you fucking retarded?

>>33274619
I dunno, but listen to this guy >>33274662
wait for a sale before u buy. Less buyers remorse.

>>33275581
Yes - I already own 2 SKS's and a SVT-40 - I dont see why a meme gun isnt so bad when I got feed for it

>>33275581
also legal 10 round mags for it without getting RCMP'd

>>33275581
>Are you fucking retarded?
Not even answering his question and instead mocking the guy makes me think you have zero social skills.

>>33275051
You're asking if a slightly different SKS is worth FOUR times what a normal SKS is worth. Come on Anon, if you're going to pay that much just get a vz58 or other rifle.

>>33275742
I'm looking at it more as a possible banned gun in the future and possible grandfathering (HAHAHA I know right?) - mainly because of legal 10 round mags for it, since it accepts all STANAG mags, including the pistol ones (and you can get 10 round 7.62x39 pistol mags)

Its also kind of unique and I like that.

>>33275051
>can buy a CSA VZ-58 used for 1000-1100 stock
>wants to pay 900 dollars with taxes for a fucking SKS
Ayy lmao

>>33275775
>grandfathering (HAHAHA I know right?)
You know as well as I that any bans would be for $0 compensation. They already accidently let that slip with the 858 and Swiss rifle.

Don't buy a rifle based on the ability to take specific magazines.

Of course, it's your money. I would not spend $800 on that rifle, I'd rather spend a little more and get a second vz58 if I was going to buy more.

>>33275775
>Muh... muh 10 rounds
If this determines your reason to buy a gun, kill yourself.

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>>33275852

On the bright side, Bernier's platform includes reimbursing everyone who has firearms confiscated due to reclassification...

>>33276587
>compensating government stealing by giving them money the government stole
Why not suggest giving them guns that were taken from criminals or something?

>>33276615

Because a crusty hipoint with the serial number ground off won't even remotely approach the same value as a Barrett M82?

>>33276637
>M82
Those aren't legal here anyway

>>33276675
That's the point, they were legal at one point, and were confiscated when they were made illegal, without pay.

>>33276675
>>33276731

Like the Swiss Arms and CZ858
Made Prohib and expected to be turned in WITHOUT compensation within 2 years of reclassification.
Thankfully C42 repealed it and they are now NR again

>>33276771
>Thankfully C42 repealed it and they are now NR again
>Unless they say Melon Labia

>>33276798
They won't. Canadians roll over for everything and they will if everything gets banned.

>>33276675
See: >>33276731

People also had their SPAS-12's, their UZI's and a bunch of other guns confiscated without compensation. Imagine paying 5 grand in 1980's dollars for a rifle only to have it taken from you for no reason.

>>33276826

He's referring to the "Spartan Edition" VZ58's that Wolverine brought in only to have them reclassified as prohib, because changing the furniture on a gun makes it an entirely new gun, right?

>>33276877

People with FALs and AUGs get to keep them but they're under house arrest and can never be shot, which is almost just as bad.

>>33276891
This is just the RCMP being children and getting their way
>MOLON LABE (come and get them)
And they did

>>33276637
>all confiscated guns are cheap shit
You could be given your choice of guns, and perhaps if guns aren't taken after a certain time or something they'd be sold/auctioned off, with profits going to the reimbursements.

Will Mad Max make common sense self-defense laws?

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hahahahaha this guy's face

>>33277737
As it stands, they aren't as bad as you'd think. Obviously we don't have CCW, but it you can convince the jury you were in fear of your life when you shot, then you're in the clear.

>>33266386

How much it cost?

>>33251473
>pro-TPP
God damnit, there's always something wrong

>>33278561
TPP is dead anyways

>>33278561
>>33278586
It's a saving grace. TPP falls flat on its face if the USA isn't taking part and that has already been decided.
I don't know why anyone would support TPP in our country unless they were getting a handy under the table from China.
Literally kills our production's income so much that farmers were promised they'd get lump sums at the start of every year to compensate.

>>33277803
Only works if you're in the house. How do you protect yourself if you're out and get attacked by 3-4 melanin enriched individuals? What if you're an old person or a woman and not strong enough to fight?

>>33278102
525 plus tax. Got free shipping since I threw in some 9mm to get the order over 600.

I'm in the market for a hunting shotgun. Still on the fence about semi-auto or pump action. Mainly for water fowl, prairie chickens, and maybe deer/bear.

Any suggestions, my fellow canucks?

TFW I could buy an RPG on Tor for ~$2K in Bitcoins but they're (((Illegal))) in Canada.

But seriously I have no space for funs or any nearby places to shoot them where I live :(

>>33279667
>but they're (((Illegal))) in Canada.
ACTUALLY

I believe they're NR like Mortars are as they're a single shot launcher of sorts.
Good fucking luck on a projectile if you ever got your hands on one though.

>>33279338
Benelli m4

>>33278780
Carry a knife and if a cop asks why it's for work or cutting food or something, otherwise it's largely risk avoidance.

>>33251473
>reduce telecommunications regulations & power of CRTC
In all honesty, no. Shove "muh free market" up the ass with telecommunications. Other countries are going godmode with government funded gigabit fibre lines (yes, they're small but it's not like we're spread all over Canada) but reducing regulations on these nickel-and-diming service provider bastards will kill us all. They're not honest businessmen, they're scammers that overcharge you for mediocre service. All those smaller "more fair" ISPs will get hit too as they're using the bigger service provider's infrastructure.

>pro-TPP
aww, at least Trump killed it

>Skeptical towards the significance of anthropogenic climate change
Sure, "skeptical". You just don't believe it because your big business buds said if you shut the fuck up, you'd receive another paycheck in the mailbox.

How this is possible, being "skeptical" of man made change when it's so apparent in our own northern lands?

I would definitely vote for Bernier if he'd bring some common sense to other issues. For now I'm just writing to my local MP about gun laws.

>>33280185
You might notice he's skeptical of anthropogenic climate change. Meaning that it's caused by humans. In the mean time, you could try contacting him to change his mind.

Should I get an M44 Mosin or an SVT-40? Is the SVT as long as a normal Mosin?

>>33266386
Nah
all that steel case Russian shit works pretty good

>>33276901
Tok guy doesn't seem to have a problem with that

>>33279338
Benelli M4s are cool as fuck anon

>>33265825
There's a free app that has the same type of questions. I recommend it. Also remember to watch the clock for sections you're not great at. Honestly just skip the questions you don't know and go back to them later.

>>33280374
SVT-40 is slightly shorter than a standard M91/30. It's also a ton of fun to shoot, however it's very painful to clean, typically taking about 3-4x as long as any other gun I own.

>>33280451
>painful to clean, typically taking about 3-4x as long as any other gun I own
I don't understand how. I have like five of them and it's literally as easy as an SKS or any other semi-auto.

Why do people keep saying this?

>>33280834
Well I'm shooting Chinese corrosive ammo, so I have to go through the regular corrosive ammo steps, plus the gas system has a ton of tiny parts to it that need to be thoroughly cleaned. The main issue is the gas port and the key.

>>33280945
I put a bit of simple green in a 5 gallon pail, throw all the small parts in, grab a pipe cleaner, dip it in the solution, put the muzzle in the pail, and run the pipe cleaner through the gas port. A small paintbrush is used to clean out the gas block.

I run nylon brushes through using the water and warm simple green, and toothbrush clean the small parts (bolt, bolt carrier, all gas system parts) that were sitting in the soapy water. Air compressor blow everything dry, air compressor and brush some oil on getting oil in every crevasse, wipe off excess.

Clean as a whistle, no rust, takes like 5 minutes.

>>33277052

They should be auctioning off the guns anyway, DESU. Precincts in the US do it all the time.

>>33279338
>pump
Benelli Supernova or Nova. My Mossberg 500 isn't bad (it's been reliable), but it's not as smooth and it's a bit rattly. If you have the extra money, spend it on the Nova/Supernova.

>semi

Any of the Berettas or Benellis will be just fine- just pick the one that fits you best. If you want to save money, the Remington Versa Max has good reviews from non-shills.

>>33279338

I'm going to suggest an Ithaca M37. Browning also makes ostensibly the same gun (BPS). Bottom eject is cool.

>>33280986
>Air compressor blow everything dry, air compressor and brush
Anon, not everyone has an air compressor in their living room.

I'm not him but it also takes me the longest.
I take extra care cleaning the gas plug, cup and port though.

>>33280986
Unfortunately I'm in an apartment and I'm in university. I have neither the space nor money for that.

>>33266771
Conservative Party Memberships for all your friends and family.

Make a list of which ranking pattern you want the ballots cast in.

Thank them for doing the right thing.

This is what you do.

>>33279684
Motars are Non-restricted?


:O

Well, I know what I'm going to start making in my buddies machine shop.

60mm or 81mm?

Or some other size for shits-n-giggles?

>>33281480

Only if they're over 26" in Overall Length!

>>33281480

If you make it in 40mm, you can use flares in it.

>>33280408
But tok will never be arrested. He does the arresting.

>decide to see what normie gun owners think of mad max
>head to /r/canadaguns
>every Max related post has a bunch of NDP degenerates whining about how the NDP is anti gun
>"I love his stance on guns but that economic policy has a bit too much freedom for me"
Fucking "pro gun liberals" ruin the hobby.

>>33281634
>too much freedom for me
God forbid the federal government doesn't rule over you for every aspect of your business or life.

>>33281634
>too much freedom
Fucking Canadians man

>>33281634

Do they actually use the words "too much freedom"?

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>>33281734
Of course not, you know how they word it. Autistic screeching about being okay with overregulated overpriced McDonald's and walmart, but bringing money into [random list of services] is bad because "MUH MHORALZ AN CORRUPSCHION AN SHIEET".

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>>33281634
I was just talking to my mother, one of her coworkers called her fucking city councillor to help her son find cheap housing. Canadians on the whole are indoctrinated to the core to have daddy government deal with their problems.
On that note there was an article on the BBC referring to 4chan as "extreme free speech" so they're even more far gone.

>>33281961
wouldn't the father just be the more butch one in that case?

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>>33281961
>extreme free speech

>>33281634
>>33281961
Canada is too far gone to elect a libertarian-esque candidate like max.

Prepare yourself for decades more of corrupt liberal government

>>33281611
Roger roger

>>33281617
Hmmm, maybe.

I could also just put a sleeve on the 40mm to make it work with a 60mm.

>>33282167
The night is always darkest before the dawn.

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Moved to Ontario from out west and all the ranges here require safety glasses. I can't find a pair of safety glasses that'll fit over my regular eyeglasses--and can't go without as my vision's 20/300 and I'm basically blind. Any other eyeglass-wearing shooters have any suggestions?

>>33282188
I mean, it's so simple you could just make one of each.

What design are you thinking?

>>33282302

Corrective safety glasses, maybe?

>>33282302
you can buy prescription safety glasses I think, you just need to know your prescription

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>>33282302

get glasses with bigger lenses, tell the RO they are plastic or shatter resistant lenses, i've never had to wear safety glasses over my script glasses in 5 years of going to the range.

otherwise go to cambodian tire or a good safety supply store (like work authority if you live in the GTA).

on a completely unrelated note, made out OK at the pickering gun show today. picked up some unobtainium .40 beretta mags for cheap cheap, and this ithaca double for 150 cash bux.

>>33282386

They want me to wear glasses that are solid from the lens area back at the top and sides.

>>33282386
Already been to stores too and tried on a dozen pairs--none fit.

>>33282386
Ay im from Pickering

>>33282624

my condolences. although i'm in mississauga, so i can't exactly boast.

>>33282788
>i'm in mississauga
my condolences.

>>33281303
go buy a mastercraft from Cambodian tire. Literally 35-100 bucks.

>>33282317
No idea, most modern I guess is the M224.. I'll have to look at them more to figure it out.

>>33280986

Because this sounds so much more convenient than just throwing my gun in the safe like I do with the rest of them

>>33283321

Type 89 would be easy enough to make, too.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Type_89_grenade_discharger

>>33270611
This shit is why I laugh at all those Americans who are against clean energy because "muh job diggin' coal!"

>>33280268
>half the days here in Halifax are above 0
I'm going to disagree.

>>33281999
>I went to /pol/ and saw the 'truth'
Fucking pathetic, every single time.

>>33283531
>go on /pol/ because funny shitposting
>some korean guy is going on in slightly broken english about this massive political happening in his country where the president is actually no fooling a puppet for a feminist shamanistic cult shadow government
>"Oh pol, you and your conspiracy theories, I'd have heard about that if it was true"
>its actually true
>there were massive protests in the streets of SKorea demanding she step down and she refused
>now she's going to be kicked out of office, which is a first in the entire history of the country
>no one in the western world knows anything about it because the news stations don't cover it for some reason

I have to admit, it really made me think

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>>33283531
/pol/ has posters from all over the world, of all different races, religions, political leanings, etc.

If your opinions aren't solidly built on logic and reason, you'll get your ass handed to you until you either ragequit or find something more logical to hold.

>>33283460
You'll note a couple things in that sentence you so casually dismissed, mostly the phrasing. "Climate change" was the first one, not warming or cooling, change. If there is a change occurring, then yes there is climate change. The other bit is "anthropogenic" which is the idea that any changes occurring are caused, or at least aggravated by, human activity and that humans are having a noticeable impact on the climate.

>>33283638

Interestingly, western media is finally starting to cover it, but no mention of the cult stuff. Just cronyism.

Our governments aren't any cleaner than theirs.

>>33283638
>>33283697
It was covered fairly indepth by most western media months ago when the allegations first surfaced.
You can't claim the media is self censoring if you simply aren't paying attention.

>>33283725
This.

>>33283638
And thankyou for proving my point that people who go to /pol/ are easily led on by the bullshit there.

>>33283662
Yeah yeah, 'logic and reason', of the kind that was thrown around last thread (or was it the one before?) by the guy who thought differences in the hard palette of the mouth (along with other bullshit evidence) was why non-whites will never be able to integrate into Canadian culture... Real fucking logical.

Also...
>"if you dissent, your opinion gets lots of attention from all the replies!"
>implying everyone calling you a cuck counts as beneficial attention
Who fucking cares about tumblr or reddit, except /pol/ who uses it as a strawman when it comes to everyone who tells them to fuck off or just says something that triggers them?

>>33283826
>why non-whites will never be able to integrate into Canadian culture
they'll never have to because there is no such thing as canadian culture

inb4
>muh hockey
>muh soggy fries

>>33283929
Pretty much this.

Multiculturalism further supports them not integrating
Being allowed to retain their culture and language means they never have incentive to conform learn the language and they can just live in communities of their own where they never interact with real canadians

>>33281634
Except for maybe if there is ever enough of them, It will become a non partisan issue finally?

>>33282302
The requirement of a safety glass is that it has side shields.

That's all. You can buy clip on sides for like a dollar.

>>33284030
>very logic
>much reason

on another completely unrelated note, what legally counts as "pinned" for a handgun magazine.

one of my older .40 beretta mags has the spring getting caught on the rivet, and the rivet head itself rubbing the fuck out of the frame and not dropping free. if i file the head down any further, its gonna come right off.

does epoxy-ing something to the baseplate or retainer work? i know this is not the place for legal questions, but fuck if i'm ever gonna go back to CGN for legalese.

>>33284208

I'd say drill the rivet out and re-rivet it

>>33284030
you're agreeing with me but I have several problems with what you're saying now.

>Being allowed to retain their culture and language
This is not a bad thing. European culture is superior to others, and it is worth preserving. Canadian culture should have been a distillation of the many great cultures of european/anglo immigrants.
>conform
dangerous word, which is why it rightfully has no place in law anywhere. conformity/compliance will not always suit your interests.
>real canadians
what the fuck is that even supposed to mean after we just debunked there's no identity associated with being 'Canadian'. A real canadian is nothing more than someone with legitimate citizenship for all I'm concerned.

>>33283929
>there is no such thing as canadian culture
We're nicer Americans you faggot.

>>33284228

i have, this is the third one. the ass end is sticking too far into the mag and bungling the spring. i might have to get in there with the dremel and do some emergency surgery.

>mailman just throws the handgun on the floor in front of your door if you're not in the house

Is this true?

>>33284967

specifically request them to not dropship it, make sure signature required. canadapost is pretty good about not dropping shit blindly, but canpar is fucking godawful.

>>33284277
this is another big meme...

>>33284967
guns/ammo require signatures

>>33285376
You're right. We're exactly like Americans but have a more stuck-up attitude.

>>33283347
Neat.

However this leads to a different question on legality, are grenades NR in Canada?

If not then a "grenade discharger" might be dangerous ground compared to a mortar.

>>33285736
Like what Americans though? Yuppies? Rednecks? Mid west? far west? Poor? Rich? Even In Canada you have all the different cities with their own attitudes coast to coast. I think what i'm trying to say, is generalizing an entire countries personality only works in the loosest most inaccurate ways possible.

>>33285852
>Like what Americans though?
That's the best part. It's like all of them.
If there were no border you'd think it was all one big country since we mostly live hugging the border.

Saying we have no culture or identity is like saying neither does the USA. They have a history but other than that it's the same fucking thing.

>>33285848
Grenades are explosives and require an explosives license to own and use, and are regulated under a different act from firearms. That being said, various caliber non-explosive ammos are legal, including 40mm and other "grenade launcher" calibers with no actual upper limit ever named.

>>33286031
I wonder if an explosives license would let me get grenades or 40mm HE.

Also, are there any options for smoke grenades or flashbangs that don't suck up here?

>>33286224
The license would actually cover it, though you do still have to jump through the legal hoops, and they're even worse than for firearms. Smoke bombs are easy to make btw.

>>33251453

Can someone explain to me how ordering handguns online works? Do I have to register the gun before I order or do I order the gun and then Register?

Where's the best place in Canada to own a gun?
I live in south-eastern BC and it's not a very gun-friendly environment

>>33286818
*western

>>33286790
You buy the gun. Seller deals with the rest.

>>33286818

Alberta and Saskatchewan. People care even less up north, but getting anything will be costly as fuck.

>>33286914

Good to know, thanks anon!

Anyone else see Kevin O'Leary try to pander to Canadian Firearm owners?

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>>33287083

See: >>33253524

>>33286818
I'm on the island and it seems to be fairly pro-gun. Or at least, there's a lot of RPAL holders here respective to the size of our population.

>>33286943
There are plenty of antigunners in Alberta. Normal soccer mom shit, think of the children types all over the province. I'd say rural areas any where in Canada are more likely to be accepting

>>33284208
Use a wood dowel and some glue its how my importer does it, and not just for me they ship all their mags like that cause rivets blow

>>33282788
>>33282624
>Living in the GTA
My condolences

>>33287180
Nah, there was a more recent one where you can tell he is reading off of a script. It felt so disingenuous, even saying things like "the AR-15 can be used even for hunting"

It was on facebook. Most people booed him.

>>33287514
>"the AR-15 can be used even for hunting"

Right, because we're so fucking dumb we can't see through his flip-flopping. Fucking asshole.

>>33287307

I just wish there were still fucking ranges in the area.

>>33283460
Your personal weather experience is meaningless as to if climate change is man made. For example, out west in BC we are having one of the coldest winters in recorded history. Does that disprove global warming? No.
No one is disagreeing that the climate is changing. You should go on google scholar, or better yet if your a student, your school's library website and actually do research yourself. After doing that research myself being originally completely sold on man made climate change, I realized that its not actually that cut and dry. A lot of studies that show man's influence remove conflicting data.
Bottom line, unless you have read scientific papers from both sides, I wouldn't make a decision on the obviousness of either standpoint.

>>33287552
desu don't care about the flip-flop as long as the policy is pro-gats I'm cool

>>33289301
>don't care about the flip-flop
There's a difference between changing your opinion and outright lying as though you have.

>>33289301
https://olearyforcanada.ca/en/home/#0

Look at his campaign website.

Do you see any firearm policy there? The only policy I see is "ending corporate welfare", but he wants to bail out Bombardier, so...

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Why does a frontier nation like Canada have to be so cucked when it comes to gun politics?

>>33289450
It was a knee jerk reaction to a number of women being shot in a college.
That's really what brought it on, otherwise we would be pretty good.

New thread soon, STALKER.

Where can I buy a Nazi flag in Canada?

>>33290084
your local rcmp detachment should have a few hanging up

>>33289998
Hopefully we get a Mad Max themed picture.

>>33282788
Mississauga Anon here too.... fuck this place.

>>33290828
Hopefully not. Getting fucking tired of discussing politics here.

>>33289998
New thread NOW, STALKER:
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