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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.

CCFR Approved, Highest Grade for all CPC Leadership candidates
https://firearmrights.ca/en/ccfr-report-cards-cpc-leadership-election/

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Type 81 hype

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>>33351451
>when the stock is fucked on the one they showcase

>>33351493
Well to be fair, the RCMP sat on it for years in probably a damp basement with no care before reviewing it and returning it.

>>33351611
pretty sure it's a new one brought in time for the 2017 Sportsmen's Show.

the wood on the one they had last year looked like shit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYh6n6iy8j8

at least they sorted that out.

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>>33351396

I doubt that you lurk 4chan, but in the odd chance that you do, thank you to the guy who's truck I recovered at Stave Lake today who gave me a beer in return, it was a decent beer to clean my gats with.

>>33351493
>>33351611
>>33351735

Honestly, it just sounds like an opportunity for Canadian-made stocks.

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Lets say that in the next two years suppressors become legal in canada

>inb4 it ain't happening mate

how many of you would start getting suppressors for your firearms? how many of you would turn your firearms into suppressor ready firearms?

If so, how many roughly speaking?

>>33356749
Suppressors might happen if Bernier gets into office, not before then. In any event the only firearm I have with a threaded barrel is my VZ58, but I'd buy a suppressor for it.

>>33356749
>>33356776
Suppressors might happen regardless. There's a lawsuit in the works. Preventing people from using safety equipment isn't legal and hearing impairment is a serious problem.

To answer your question, I'd start producing suppressors, lol.

>>33357847
Link to court case/suit?

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>>33357925
https://petitions.parl.gc.ca/en/Petition/Details?Petition=e-575

>>33358044
already signed that, thought there was something else you were referring to

>>33356749
>Suppressed Glock
>Suppressed vz58
>Suppressed 10.5" upper

Hell yeah motherfucker

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>>33358044
Ok im kinda dumb, what is that cause i want one. thanks.

>>33358160
nvm image search works CZ-75 P-01

>>33357847
>>33358044
That's a petition, not a suit. Enough signatures requires that parliament hear it, but there is no promise of any lawsuit or legal changes over it.

>>33358247
They will just issue an empty response, blah blah safety of Canadians blah blah common sense etc.

It will go nowhere

>>33358321
That's my point, nothing will come of the petition. Needs either a lawsuit or a proposed bill from the House or Senate.

>>33358386
Nothing positive will happen wrt guns under weedman.

We just have to wait and see what the next election yields.

>>33357925
>>33358044
>>33358142
>>33358160
>>33358247
>>33358321
>>33358386
>>33358513

I was, in fact, talking about a lawsuit. Not the petition.

>>33358708
so do you have the link to that lawsuit/court case then? or have they not made that information available to the public?

>>33358708
Do you have any info about this lawsuit? This is the first I'm hearing of it, though they might be keeping it quiet (pun maybe intended).

>>33358721
>>33358745
It was being discussed on CGN.

So is anybody worried about the Vote "scandal" O' leary is bitching about? Seems like he doesn't want first time party members votes to count which in turn would hurt not only mad max, but O'Leary's campaign as well, I wonder what he's up to with this stunt.

>>33359511
There were something like 1100 memberships (less than 1% of the current total electorate) which were purchased with pre-paid cards, which is against the CPC rules. That's all that was found. Given O'Leary's seemingly perfect knowledge of the incident before hand, I wouldn't be surprised if it was part of a smear against other candidates or against the CPC party when he loses.

>>33359593
They were apparently purchased from two IP's.

>>33359608
That too, again, it wouldn't surprise me if O'Leary rigged this to happen to make himself look better and give him excuses if he loses.

>>33351435
Any word on when they are getting here? I keep seeing more delays even for the guys who pre-ordered

>>33359669
Sometime July.
Chinese bumped the production back to make an order of AKs for a state. After that is a run of Type 81s for themselves and us. After that there is apparently no production plan for more 81s for a few years.

>>33359620
15000 bucks is pocket change for him.

>>33359686
Hopefully I can nab one but I want to wait until other people have gotten some use out of them.

>>33359722
You're probably going to be out of luck then.
The pre-order is partly to gauge interest. They won't be ordering too many extras. They'll be going for 25% more on the second hand market within the first month.

>>33359511
>>33359593
Wait so people can game the system buy buying a bunch of membership several times? WTF? O'leary can just elect himself practically then?

>>33360162
Nah, they just did a purge, and they probably do them semi frequently. I'd expect to see this happen again just before the election cutoff.

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I picked up this G43 from a gun show yesterday.

>>33360162
>>33360187
The worst part is, I know people who legitimately joined the party using a prepaid card.

If you're one such person, call them right away.

>>33360293
Nice, there aren't many of those floating around. Congrats.

http://www.thespec.com/news-story/7197633-conservative-leadership-bernier-says-make-ar-15-more-accessible-chong-calls-that-an-extreme-polic/
>Chong says nobody needs an AR15, cries Sandy Hook
Why is he even running? He's more liberal than fucking Trudeau.

>>33360497
Kek, the cries of the deranged liberal echo with "muh sandy hook." Chong isn't even making it on my ballot. Fuck him.he isn't even a conservative he advocates for a carbon tax

>>33360497
He and O'Leary can both fuck off.

>>33357847
>>33358044

Will turn out exactly the same as the AR15 NR one.
>RCMP knows best lol, we're not touching that shit haha

>>33361037

Like I said, even if they shoot down the suppressor petition, there's an actual lawsuit in the works.

Though, them shooting down the petition would just be more ammo for us anyway.

>>33360293

How much did it set you back? What percentage of the original finish is there?

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>>33363397
$1600. The carrier has been painted black otherwise the finish looks all original and %90. I'am going to have to put a new recoil spring in it and get the charging handle moved back into the proper position.

Guys, I'm honestly scared we won't manage to get max in. Oleary looks to be leading by a very wide margin, and after that we still need to beat trudeau.

This is the first time I've been willing to give a candidate money. I want it so badly

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>>33364131
Just bought a Mad Max membership tonight. HOP ON THE MAD MAX TRAIN!

>>33364131

If you're worried, start shilling for him. Donate. Volunteer.

>>33364093
what's wrong with the charging handle? (can't see from your pics)

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>Looks as shown
>Russian with from the factory spring firing pin *ultra rare* (Means that you can shoot surplus and modern ammo in it without worry)
>Comes threaded to take any CZ 858 brake
>Mag fed and also you can use the WHOLE stripper clip
>Also BC Tactical mount installed plus red dot
>Also with the CZ 858 folder and AR pistol grip into a custom aluminum housing block.
>$700 plus shipping
>I will also throw in a free bolt and bolt carrier and case no charge.

gotta love the CGN EE

>Doing PAL course on Tuesday with friend

Wat do?

>>33366340
Relax.
It's extremely easy and what they teach you'll most likely already know.

The #1 thing is safety. The only way to fail is if you muzzle sweep anyone when you're doing a practice.

>>33366340
PAL course with a friend, apparently

>>33366340

It's super easy. You go through the book mostly page by page. If you're still concerned, see the links below:

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

http://www.gunexams.com/CFSC-CRFSC-PAL-Practice-Exams

>>33366340
Try not to get to bored. As long as you don't muzzle sweep anyone its almost impossible to fail otherwise.

>FUCKING A WHITE LEAF

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQSySL6wmsE

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Want a 941 with no rail of course one comes up on the CGN EE

Its $1100 and comes with the .41 AE conversion. Do I spend +600 over the cost of a regular 941 for a useless caliber swap.

>>33366719

Does anyone even produce .41 AE anymore?

>>33366877
Probably not, I don't even think I could get brass that could be form fitted.

Ian taking a look at a Canadian made Enfield that wasn't super successful. The purpose? To make a lighter rifle.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2G6mBlZ5Xcc

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>>33365688
It was moved from the proper 11 o'clock position to 9 o'clock.

>>33366340

Did you read the manuals they gave you?
No?
Thats ok, they go over the entire manual in the class. And then you take a really easy 5 minute test a 4th grader could ace, followed by a practical exam where you load dummy rounds into a gun and prove its safe.

>>33360293

What code is your P38?

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>>33368578
BYF 44

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>>33368698
Let's try that again.

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>>33367748
Oh, shit, I was thinking about building one of those. Also one of these prototype Canadian SLRs.
>But I would have to bubba an SVT

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>>33369490
You already have a bubba'd SVT40.

>>33369490
I'am sure you have a few seized ones in inventory

>>33369915
Im sure you have a shut the fuck up

>>33369490

Neat!

>>33370261
Calm down its just a meme. It is a shit meme but a meme non the less.

>>33370261
Shouldn't you be getting back to your root seller Slavaboo?

>>33369490

Holy fuck, that rifle. It's like an FN-49 and an SVT had a sweet, sweet lovechild

>>33369490
What even is that thing called? Or is it just "Canadian SLR"?

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>>33373640
SAL SLR
http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2014/10/28/sal-slr-canadian-30-cal-self-loader-never-knew-existed/

>>33373802
Neat stuff, shame nothing came of it.

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>>33373802

I wonder if the technical drawings are still floating about.

>>33370261
>Getting this mad over CTG=RCMP meme
Yeah it's a fair bit overplayed at this point, but Drafter realized the easiest way to get rid of stupid memes was to not trip and/or just ignore it and/or laugh along. A bit late now, but not really that big of a deal.

>>33376095
Probably long gone.
Factory folded in 1976 and the gov. probably did not care about the papers.

>>33376105
I was just lucky in that people put more effort into memes about me, overall. Mr Kitchener is another good example. Though neither of us tells people to break the law, so there's that. I think we all agree that the laws are fucking stupid (minus a few fudds, but they can DIAF).

>>33376172
>TFW the government probably threw out irreplaceable documents
STAHP.

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anyone have 850+tax ?
https://ellwoodepps.com/cz-52-57.html
>>33374799

>>33376241
Theses come up on the CGN EE all the time for much less.

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>>33376172
>>33376191
>mfw finding out my dad took top secret documents related to some military shit when he was a drafter in the 80s
Literally just secret because muh cold war, but cool nonetheless. Either way for all you know they're still in somebody's basement.

>>33376459
>implying you can't channel the based stick man right now
Not that I'm risking it yet. I haven't been stepped on by them in particular.

>>33376191
It doesn't really bother me anymore, so long as I can carry on for at least a few posts without HOOKAY MR ARR CEE EMM PEE WHAAAAATEVER :DDD goofiness.

>>33366340
Why are you tripping?

so hypothetically, if a friend of mine had the cops called on him 10 years ago by his then girlfriend's father because of a domestic dispute, and there had been no physical violence or threats of physical violence, and my friend had peacefully left the place as instructed by the officers that had been called. How fucked would my friend be if trying to get a PAL?

>>33351396
buy a membership?
how much / how the fuck is this democracy

>>33377154
If it was more than 5 years ago he's fine, unless he was specifically told that he was banned from owning firearms

>>33376459
>>33376459
>waaah! anifa is in Canada
>waaah! it makes my blood boil!
>waaah! we aren't allowed to be nationalist!
I'm sorry to hear your safe space was ruined.

Also...
>antifa and M-103 protesters
So dumb and dumber then?

>>33377853
>Not wanting domestic terrorists on your soil means your safe space is ruined.
Personally I vehemently disagree with their ideology but I'll let them have it. My own issue is that they're borderline fascists who use violence and intimidation tactics to silence critics.

>>33378091
Personally I think they're idiots, but having your 'blood boil', and wishing you could go out and kill them, is clearly the thought processes of someone even more deranged and violent.

>>33378114
Not to agree to a manhunt, but the appropriate response to someone using violence to silence you, is to use violence to prevent them from doing so.

>>33378129
Hell, I agree with you there, but the way people talk you'd think every antifa faggot was guilty of the crime, not just the specific ones perpetrating it. If we were to listen to them we'd probably end up with more sectarian violence, rather than less.

>>33378188
Not every one sure, but enough that the organization should be recognized on par with early Red Guard groups in 1916 Russia and other ideologically driven terrorist groups.

>>33378321
>enough that the organization should be recognized on par with early Red Guard groups in 1916 Russia and other ideologically driven terrorist groups
Yeah I'm going to have to disagree with you there. That suggestion is only slightly more sensible than the 'logic' that people want to use to shut down BLM protests (ya know, because they slow down traffic, and that's so horrible!).

Claim that the violent minority represents the motives of the majority, ignoring any attempts they make to distance themselves from the violent ones, and then use that violence to persecute the whole group despite them having a point more often than not.

>>33378421
And what attempts has the "silent majority" of Antifa been making to distance themselves from the "violent minority?"

>>33378920
Now that is a good question. Shame those members won't answer or otherwise stand on those principles of non-violence.

>>33377232
It's 15 maple pesos, Anon. A tiny barrier of entry so that opposing parties can't just flood them and purposefully elect O'Leary or another poor candidate.

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>>33365800
>You can use the WHOLE stripper clip
Is he just saying that the mag holds 10 rounds?

>>33379220
You can convert them to use 10 round XCR pistol mags, but the magwell is like $200 or more, plus the mag cost.

I think we should make up a list of NR and R black guns which are legal in Canada to add to the sticky. It would probably cut down on the 'what rifle should i buy' posts.

>>33379532
It would depress me too much to look at literally like 5 options
>That pretty much all either suck and/or are obscenely expensive

>>33377232
Your voting for the leader of a private party, thats why they can charge you a membership fee to do so.

>>33377853
How is protesting against M103 dumb? You cant try to prohibit islamaphobia when that term encompasses any critique of islam

>>33379532
NR list would be short
R list would be AR15's and a shitload of obscure and expensive SMG's

>>33380075

NR list is longer than you think if you look at the used market.

>>33380107
Not really, and yes I do know of most of the obscure ones I'd say without listing all the variants its sub 50

>>33380125
*I'll correct myself a bit the list does get longer when you consider custom barreling of all of those rare smg's I hit at previously. I do not consider them as NR as they were for the most part never offered for general sale as NR.

Ex A commercial rebarreled FS2000 vs a custom NR rebarreled semi sten

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>>33379603
"M" stands for "Motion"

As in it has the legal weight of toilet paper.


Or did you forget that Poverty is completely eliminated in Canada because of a couple Motions passed in the late 80's and early 90's.


Now, if this -103 had a "C" in front of it, meaning it's an "Act of Parliament" which is legally binding... I'd be pissed off enough to maybe pull a Brevik.. but it's not, so I don't care, it's all hot air at this point. Go forth protesters, go forth.

>>33381134
It's not saying "blasphemy laws are in place," it's saying "we want blasphemy laws in place." That deserves protest.

>>33381179
Agreed, you don't let the birds land in the tree. Let alone make nests.

>>33381179
Definitely, and thus people are protesting it (although many of them should have stayed home as their vitriol is not helping the Against position).

>>33379022

I'm the poster you originally responded to. Toss me a throwaway email so we don't upset the mods.

My point is that 1) you can't ignore them 2) you can't have a dialogue with them.

You can't ignore them because our rights are being consistently stripped away via extrajudicial bodies (social justice tribunals, that is the institution's literal name) and legislation such as C-16.

The Canadian Human Rights tribunal has a 100% conviction rate. Think about that. It's a serious undermining of our existing judicial system and they forgo a lot of things that are established principles in the legal system like the presumption of innocence.

Dialogue has been made impossible because resisting means you are Hitler himself. Blockades of public venues, disruption via loudspeakers, chanting, airhorns, cowbells, etc.

What alternative is available?

Toss me a throwaway email.

>>33381134
I understand what the M means. I still disagree with it for the same reason. Its these motions that start the slippery slope towards bills restricting freedom

>>33369490
Got any build plans or drawings for this beauty?

>>33369556
I know some SVTs were bubba'ed back in the 60s by some company in vanier/ottawa but I haven't seen any anywhere. Do they still or exist or are they just vaporware? I'd love me some .303 slavshit

>>33381219
Sorry, meant to write CHRC, not tribunal.

>>33381249
Globco Mohawks. The top one in that pic is an example of one. Apparently they're not particularly special.

>>33381219
thank you for the response but I wasn't the original person whom you were discussing this with. I'm just a third person who jumped in on this.

However if you still want to communicate with me you can do so anyway. I won't stop you. I get spam and newsletter on this email anyway.

[email protected]

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>>33381249
It's the Globe Firearms Ltd. Model 555 Mohawk. Not too many were made (thank christ, they're made off butchered Finn SVTs), but it's not that expensive to get one. I still need to figure a way to secure that heat shield properly. And the gas system is way too short-I seriously cannot get it apart. Once I figure those two issues out, I'll be happy.
Eventually, though, I'll replace it, likely with a Savage 11 Scout.

>>33379532
>>33380125
Well I started something i'm getting kinda tired but it ended up being a list of cool guns you can buy in Canada.

Its editable so feel free to skim over and add some things to it.
There is a second tab added specifically for things awaiting FRT

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ujxVGbi9_WXMmDFN3b4RTdtgkAGHsIhgUsAUF58sOj4/edit?usp=sharing

>>33381488
Good stuff. I really should get around to making that "guide to getting a gun/first gun choices" and "Poorfag gun guide" infographic pair I keep thinking about doing...

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>>33381553
Someone posted this simplified how to get a pal infograph a while back needs some work but its pretty cool looking.

>>33381439
>Eventually, though, I'll replace it, likely with a Savage 11 Scout.
Nice to know I'm not the only one pining for one of those things. They feel really nice.

>>33381682
Don't they? .308 is also cheaper. And My Mohawk is more of an heirloom. I'mma bag a few durr with it, then retire it. Same with my La Salle.

>>33381733
Yeah, the price of .303 is awful. It's way too expensive for plinking. Shame I'm poor and going for a K31 right now so I can't get the Scout too.

>>33381749
I missed out on the K31 train. Still would like one someday.

>>33381776
They edging towards (and sometimes over) $1000 nowadays. It's insane. Still, I'm camping out on CGN watching for one.

>>33381831
All the fucking fudd boomer trash bought them up to flip on CGN. When will those fuckers die?!

>>33381869
I know, I'm waiting for the day too.

>>33381869
>>33381875
>YFW they die and their family members give the guns to the cops to have them chopped into pieces and thrown into a furnace

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>>33381972
STOP

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Just learned that muzzle loaders don't require a license. Since my resources is very limited at the moment, I can afford a gun but not a license. Is it worth it to go with the old black powder?

>>33382043
Black powder can be a bit of a bitch to find at times since it's classified as an explosive, and regular smokeless powder isn't. How much is a license where you are? Mine was 50 bucks here in rural Manitoba.

>>33382180
Mine is gonna be about $200. Southern Ontario. How difficult is it to get black powder?

>>33382216
200 is a rip off. Is that your only option for the course?

I'm not sure about Ontario, but where I am I'd have to drive over two hours to find a store that sells blackpowder. If you live in a larger city, I imagine it would be much easier.

>>33382043
>muh resources
You're a felon arent you?

>>33382043
You can buy a Cooey rifle for under 100 bucks. Get your PAL. Black powder isn't good for noobs.

>>33381972
Don't do this man. This causes mental distress.
>Literally shaking

>>33382269
Probably. There's a BPS near where I live. They'll likely have it there. As for the licensee, I'm sure with further investigation, I can find something cheaper.

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>>33381219
>>33381252

Lol what the fuck, where do you get your information?

They absolutely do not have "100% conviction rates". Tribunals have to adhere to the same legal & procedural principles found in any Court of Justice. I actually doubt a judicial body such as a tribunal would forgo such principles, especially ones enshrined in our FUCKING CHARTER - If they did, they absolutely would not fucking exist.

And no, you're wrong - these bodies are not monologues. Not at all. Inbreds with half a dick from Smalltown Ontario can be an advocate in front of a tribunal adjudicator who will grant wide latitude and 100% of the time there are no retards to stop you. If they did, the Sheriff would have them in chains slapping his long dick of the law across their face. If there are any adjudicators in judicial bodies that treat you with impropriety or appear to be some Liberal Dyke that is serious grounds for appeal - in fact I can say with confidence they'd be even raped by Wynne's attorney general himself

>>33351396
Just got my CPC membership so I'm definitely voting for Bernier. Everyone else massively sucks, is a warmbody backbencher or is Leech, whom I despise.

>>33382408
fseso.org will tell you about all instructors in the area.

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>>33381831
>$1000
Holy shit.I got mine for $450 last July and I thought that was bad.

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>>33381972

>>33382538
I know, I'm fucking pissed I didn't get one sooner.
>First I didn't have a PAL, then broke

>>33382583
MODS

>>33382408
Yeah, 99% chance BPS will have it. If you're dead set on having a blackpowder, go for it, but if you just want a gun I'd recommend you search for a cheaper licensee and get it over with.

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>>33382747
Are you frustrated?

>>33383089

>You will not post any of the following outside of /b/: Trolls, flames, racism, off-topic replies... or grotesque ("guro") images
>or grotesque ("guro") images

MODS

>>33383089
stop it you'll trigger all the war addicts on this board

>>33383089
Why must such travesties happen.

Hey, if you live in the GTA, you should convince women in your life to go to this event:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wmtKByFwgF0

>there are people ITT who don't own a handgun

What's your excuse?

>>33385312
Poor student. I'm leaving Quebec soon too, and I don't care enough at the moment to go through the trouble.

>>33385312
Haven't decided which one to get.

>>33385060
>75 dollarydoos.
Well fuck me.

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>>33385312
>TFW you bought your first restricted firearm a few weeks ago and you still haven't gotten the registration certificate in the mail.

I just want to take my handgun to the range and have some fun. Come onnnnnnn

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Can't post this pic and a WTF reaction gif so someone plz do it for me.

Yes that is a free floated aluminum chassis for a K31

http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2017/03/20/new-aluminum-chassis-swiss-k31-rifles-sureshot-armament-group/

>>33385969
1300 euros? Ouch. No permanent mods, though.

>>33385969
fuck id love for that in a domestic caliber like .308

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>>33386081
If you mean straight pull, the only modern one I can think of would be the Blaser Tactical 2, and they're way more expensive than this.

>>33386152

>they're way more expensive than this.
fuck my hole,

why cant there be k31 sporters in other calibres like >>33381439

>>33366340
Update on that. Both of us passed with flying carpets. There were many celebratory burnouts during the drive home.

>>33386408
Now the hard part, that long ass wait.

>>33386408
>with flying carpets

I laughed more than I think I should have. I think I need some sleep.

>>33386408
Let us know what you buy first THREE OR FOUR MONTHS FROM NOW
good luck with that
haha

Thinking about getting an Enfield. Is there anywhere at all you can get 303 Brit in bulk? Cursory searches says no but I wanted to check in with you lads.

I was thinking about a Ruger 10/22 since the sticky recommends a .22 for a first gun
Are they available and/or restricted in Canada?

>>33387695
Get an sks. .22 is boring and underpowered

>>33387813
Looks pretty fun, I'll definitely consider it; I'm new to guns, so any advice is appreciated
Is the SKS non-restricted?

>>33387857
Yeah it is. Only 200 bucks right now too. Whats your build? As long as your an adult male you should be fine with sks as your first gun. .22 is more for children and women who cant handle heavier guns with more recoil

>>33387864
6'0" 185lbs
I've been going to the gym; I'm not that strong yet, but I'm more built than your average normalfag I guess
Based on how it sounds, an SKS shouldn't be a problem

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>>33351396
I did a quick lazy search and found nothing, but:

Has that whole Ruger magazine court case thing blown over yet? You know, that stupid pistol they made that can take a big magazine that doesn't fit in with our stupid laws or something.
Can we buy real magazines for .22's? Or drum mags?

>>33387894
Yeah man you should for sure get an sks first then. I feel like a .22 will be underwhelming for you. They are great to have but I like my sks and mosin much more

>>33387864
>.22 is more for children and women who cant handle heavier guns with more recoil

As someone who bought a VZ as their first rifle I must disagree with this statement. .22 has its place, whether it be for hunting small game, practicing the fundamentals of shooting, or simply blasting away hundreds of rounds without worrying about the cost. It's a versatile caliber that you can have a lot of fun with.

>>33387999
Read my later post bro. I was specifically talking about starter guns. I love my .22 as well, I'm just glad I didnt start on it

>>33359593
Does this mean you can't use pre-paid cards anymore? Crap, I don't have a credit card.

There won't be any problems using a friends would there? Even if hes already used it to pay for membership?

>>33387695
>buying a cucked gun

>>33388228
You could try and sign up over the phone.

>>33388785
Cucked in what way?

>>33388937
10/22s are NR in Canada, but the magazines are limited to 10 rounds, instead of the typical rimfire rifle unlimited, because Ruger made a "pistol" version and the RCMP are dicks, so now it has to follow the pistol limits.

>>33388950
Except the rcmp ruling has long been declared as bs. There haven't been any charges or arrests for a reason. Not to mention it only applies to the bx25 mags specifically.

>>33389107
Yeah, sure. But it doesn't change that the RCMP basically said that it's illegal as far as they care, and they'll try to take you to court and waste your time and money before dropping the case when it's inevitable that they'll lose so as to not set a precedent. They use the criminal justice system as the punishment.

>>33389125
>the rcmp said no so lets just roll over and die
Every time i wonder how things got so bad I'm reminded about how cucked Canadian gun owners are.

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Bought this for my gun because I didn't know.

I've used it three times, is my rifle totally fucked now?

>>33389148
great, So volunteer your 100k+ to set a precedent. The RCMP are straight bullies but no average joe has the means to fight them and few lawyers would take this as pro bono work.

>>33389148
If you can afford being the one to challenge this, by all means go for it. I'm already in debt from student loans so I won't be doing it. Don't try to make it seem like you're not the same if you aren't willing to be the test case, asshole.

>>33390094
https://firearmrights.ca/en/insurance/

>>33390227
>hey this guy is advocating we stand up for our firearms rights
>lets call him an asshole

>>33390227
>I'm already in debt from student loans so I won't be doing it
I hear it's absolutely impossible to get student loans paid off so you may as well take the hit and add more onto there dude.

>>33389738
Is this a meme I don't get because it's ruger?

>>33390350
>Let's call a guy a cuck because he can't afford to pay for a lawyer to be a test case for a country, even though I'm not willing to do so either.
Yeah, that makes you a hypocritical asshole.
>>33390460
>I hear it's absolutely impossible to get student loans paid off
Depends on how stupid you are, and if you wasted the money or spent it well.

>>33390492
>Depends on how stupid you are
I took schooling by saving up and didn't even need a loan.
Some guys I knew in the course decided to take loans and got trucks too. I wonder how they're doing with that.

>>33390492
>Let's call a guy a cuck
He didn't say that. You're spending too much time on /pol/.
If you paid attention he's hinting that you're an idiot for telling a guy what he shouldn't stand up for. It doesn't matter if he himself would do it but not opposing someone for doing good instead of being opposition is better in this case.

>>33390492
Not him but If you can afford a gorillion dollars in school you can afford to get legal insurance through CCFR. I'll continue to shoot my 25rd 10/22 mags like everyone else you insuffurable cunt.

>>33390460
>because it's ruger?
No it's because I was told sectioned rods are disastrous for cleaning rifles you want to stay accurate. But I only heard this after I bought it.

>>33390634
Thats retarded just use your sectioned rod

>>33390584
>He didn't say that.
>>33389148
>>the rcmp said no so lets just roll over and die
>Every time i wonder how things got so bad I'm reminded about how cucked Canadian gun owners are.
>>33390590
Ok, have fun with that. I'm not saying don't do it, I'm saying don't get mad because others won't do it. From a strictly legal standpoint, it will get you arrested and put in court if you're caught.

>>33390669
Ok.

Will brass brushes get bristles stuck in the rifling? Should I only use them for scattergats?

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>>33351396
Surrender all 10/22 magazines if they have a capacity greater than ten cartridges.

>>33390923
Kill yourself fag

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>>33390923
Make me.

Your move Mr. Lawman

>>33390929
You first, considering you own those metal murder sticks

>failed my G road test over a simple mistake

Feels bad man

>>33390987
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

>>33390987
You can get a PAL with a G2 license. I should know, I got my PAL with a G1 license.

>>33387813
Also interested in an SKS, where can I get one in BC?
I'm in the lower mainland, so I'd prefer to not have to go out to Abbotsford or something if possible

>>33390775
>brass
Brass is a metal that's relatively gentle on other metals compared to other options.
If you're worried about anything left in the barrel just blow into it.

>>33390923
>They have to use the word violence to try to cover everything when showing a rifle because there's a little over 300 homicides with rifles in the ENTIRE USA per year.

>>33390775
No dont worry about it. Your cleaning kit is designed to clean your gun, not leave more shit in it and fuck it up. Always do your last run through with a patch if your worried. In the army i only used patches and my shit was fine, so if the brush is really worrying you then you can just skip it

>>33391292
Me too man, I go to ubc. I got mine at lever arms, but those guys are fucking assholes excpet for one. Apparently reliable gun is good but never been, and theres also a new bass pro at tswassen mills.
To save you some hassle if you go to lever arms, go in knowing exactly what you want. Tell them you want to look at the sks's, find one with the best stock and bluing you can, get a crate of ammo, some stripper clips, .30 cal cleaning kit and an extra bag of patches and a trigger lock. The gun will come with ammo pouches, a cleaning kit and a sling

>>33364198
TBQH after he said he doesnt think illegal immigration is a problem, i am rethinking voting for him. Keeping the scum out > muh 5 round pin

Maybe its just because im getting older, but this country is changing and i dont like it.

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>>33392153

>>33392153
To be fair, illegal immigration is less of an issue here
Going off of some quick estimates, illegals in Canada are 0.3% of the population (100,000/30,000,000), while in the States, they're around 3.7% of the population (11,000,000/300,000,000) (these are very rough estimations keep in mind)

>>33392406
In terms of a numbers game they really aren't much of an issue. You'll also most likely find them in the big cities. Like Toronto, Vancouver, etc.

It wouldn't be all that hard to find a good portion of them and kick them out if there was ever a need to do so.

So really, illegal immigration isn't a a forefront issue. It should still be dealt with, but with a practical application. Rather than the emotional tear jerking Trudeau tries to pull.

>>33392406
Geography also favours us, realistically our illegal immigration problem is a minor one.

>>33392236
>>33392406

Sorry, i guess i was fed some bad info. Thx.

>>33393697
Yeah, our real problem is "legal" "refugees", as well as the Chinese on the West Coast in particular

>>33393697
>>33393744
Our major issue as far as illegal immigration goes is TFWs going AWOL and not heading home when their stay is over. The entire program should be scrapped.

What can you use to carry vz 58 magazines? I lost my 4 mag pouch in a fire. Also I think my rifle has the gremlin, sometimes if someone rides the charging handle and it doesnt close all the way I'll smack the charging handle to close and the trigger dead. If I have it with no magazine, I will let it slowly and it stops halfway and smacking the handle closed recreates these conditions where the striker falls with the bolt carrier. Can someone who is actually experienced this problen and not read about it tell me?

>>33394299
https://www.corwin-arms.com/
Doesn't seem to have any right now but they get them in all the time, if you email them they'll be able to tell you when their next shipment will be in.

>>33394045
TFWs?

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Is there any paperwork for transferring ownership of non-restricteds? I'm selling pic related to my buddy.

>>33394455
Does he have a licence? If the answer is yes then take the cash and gib rifle.

>>33394399
temp foreign workers

>>33385060
Young women that live in the GTA are probably not going to give $75 to The Rebel for any reason.

Just stop being such a fucking beta and take them to the range.

>>33394299
Buy a $20 chicom rig

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>>33394582
afaik the ones around $20 are SKS rigs and they can only fit stripper clips. overall the Chinese ones kinda suck because the straps always fall off your shoulder. I guess it's alright for screwing around but I have a surplus Canadian chest rig that's got the proper belt and mag pouches that works a lot better for any type of mag. It's not that much more to find some surplus or airshit chestrig online that will work a whole lot better.

>>33390987
mine's next week. what got you?

>>33390923
Haha that's so dumb

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>>33394299
Chicom a best, I've been through plenty more expensive Gucci rigs and still come back to it as my favorite.
>>33394865
You can get the type 56 three cell rigs for $20 all day. If the straps where falling of your shoulders you must have been wearing it way too loose. Its a chest rig not a belly rig.

>>33394865
If the straps are comin off your shoulders you aint puttin it on right. You cross the loops and put yourself through the criss cross so it makes an X on your back no way its slipping off

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>>33395096
pictures showing Chinese people's liberation soldiers and the Viet Cong have them wearing them just above the belt, wearing it on your chest looks pretty gay and is inconvienent to retrieve ammunition. At the end of the day, it's best to get a chest rig not designed for 1.5m jungle gooks

>>33394865
>Tfw I don't think they make AK pouches for my old Tac-Tailor.
Aw.

>>33395238
>wearing a chest rig on your chest is pretty gay
What did he mean by this

>>33394919

I slowed down when i was about to go onto a highway onramp. Their was a old lady beginning to cross, she had one foot onto the crossing but then went back when she saw me. I had slowed down before that anticipating her to go. Apparently that is a dangerous maneuver due to if people were behind me. That and i went 47km/h for a few seconds changing lanes in a 40km/h school zone.

Time to pay another 100 dollars goy, better luck next time i guess.

>>33395558
school zone is obvious but damn that granny shit would fuck me up too.

>>33395238
>Trusting Asian conscripts to do anything right.
Maybe you should do some PT so you can reach higher than your gut.

>>33395558
It was probably 80% school zone 20% granny
They want you to be slowing down before you even get there to demonstrate that you're looking well ahead and planning your actions in advance.

>>33395741
I don't think exercise is the problem, but good bantz. I just want a comfortable and convenient setup.

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Are there wait times on NR rifles?

How quickly could I walk out of Canadian tire with an SKS tomorrow?

>>33396112
Well if you have a license, there is no wait time. Have to say, the way you phrased that sounds very sketchy.

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>>33396112
Literally ten minutes.
>I want that one
>They write down the serial number, bill of sale
>You pay
>Walk out

>>33395096
I've found out I like my South African one a lot after I adjusted the straps just right. Only problem is the flaps don't go over the top of the magazine but they fit in snug enough that I could do a handstand and they wouldn't fall out.

>>33395776
if they said granny part was 'dangerous maneuver' that's the keyword for automatic fail

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>>33396177
I was really debating picking up one as a winter rig but wanted something I could wear a pack with.

>>33396263
What rig is that?

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>>33396177
ACOG on a Vz. Where have I seen that before... :^)
>>33396263
I'm tottally gonna riff on your style and I don't give a fug, buddy.
>Want a C8 clone
>But the ELCAN alone is like $2k, let alone the rifle, new furniture, Triad, etc
WELP, guess I'm going with an AK for my fighting rifle. I liked my old Vz.58, and MM's Valmet too, so...

Does anyone know how much it costs to import a NR gun? After shipping and whatever needs to be paid at the border and whatnot

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Thinking of getting a nugget as my first gun (or at least one of them). Convince me otherwise.

>>33360333
I was about to, what's wrong?

>>33396668
SKS is same price for gun, cheaper ammo, and you'll have more fun with it.
>>33396636
Price converted to CAD+ about 300 if you go through importer and it's from the states.

>>33396668
Get an SVT-40 instead while you still can at a decent price from Lever Arms lmao

>Buy a Nugget for ~$200
>Or an Auto Nugget for ~$400
:thinking:

>>33396668
The ammunition is somewhat cheap and the rifle is cheap. That part is good.

If you're not very familiar with shooting you MIGHT develop a flinch when shooting a full sized rifle caliber to start with. Not guaranteed but it's possible.

You're also paying the price of a full sized rifle round. I'd much more readily recommend you an SKS if you're a little strapped for cash or a vz58 if you've got a bit to spare.
If you want to get good at shooting and not take a hit on your wallet you're going to be shooting a lot. That full sized rifle round price is going to kill your wallet as opposed to an intermediate caliber after a while.

>>33396698
Prepaid cards used to purchase memberships are being put under extra scrutiny due to the fraudulent memberships.

>>33396723
>If you're not very familiar with shooting
I am. For rifles, I have direct experience with 7.62x39 up to 30-06.
Other points make sense though.
>>33396706
I don't know if I'll have more fun, but the rest makes sense.
>>33396709
I've thought about getting the SVT-40 as well, though it's the one of the three discussed I'm the least familiar with.

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>>33396668
I love my nugget. I was lucky, it was only $180 and is an all matching hex. You won't regret it, but the SKS and auto nugget are very fun too.
The SKS has really cheap ammo is and is a lot of fun to shoot, but sort of a pain in the ass to clean. The same goes for the SVT-40, fun to shoot, but painful to clean. Some SVT-40s can be outright shit as well, and jam a lot, but most are fine. They're also lighter than the SKS which is pretty cool.

>>33396776
Owning an SVT, an SKS, a Mosin, and a VZ58, I have to say the Mosin is the easiest to clean (given the lack of gas system), the SVT is the hardest, VZ58 is the one gun I could shoot the longest, and the SVT is most fun for short term (the concussion from the break gives me a headache after a few mags though). SKS is good all arounder, SVT is fun but I wouldn't say it's a good first gun. VZ58 is my general go to recommendation for people with the money to afford it.

>>33396872
With the Mosin being the easiest to clean, would that be a point in its favour as a first? It would get me used to taking something apart and putting it back together.
>>33396790
>Some SVT-40s can be outright shit as well
I assume this is a risk for the SKS and nugget?

>>33396930
I've never heard of nuggets being outright shit when they're bought fresh out of the cosmoline. Then again, I've never owned a nugget either. I've fired one though, and it seems like a solid starter gun for a grown man.

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>>33396930
It's extremely unlikely the nugget will have any major problems. If the serials match or are electro-stenciled to match, and this goes for basically all Soviet milsurp, it should be fine. The only problem my Mosin has is with extraction, sometimes casings expand too much and it makes it hard to pull the bolt back. The SKS is quite a bit more robust when compared to the SVT-40 (not to say that it's a bad gun) and I've never heard of people having problems with them. I've spent time with all three, and all are fun to shoot. SVT-40 is the most comfortable due to it's lightness and the way it absorbs recoil, SKS is pretty good and the nugget has a bit of kick, but not too bad. The nugget takes no effort to clean, the bolt needs to be wiped down and the barrel needs some hot water and a boresnake or patches run down it. As for the SKS and SVT-40, the gas system gets corrosive residue on everything. On my SKS I have to even clean the recoil spring after I'm done shooting. Non corrosive 7.62x39 can be found for decent prices though, so if you hate cleaning you can negate it. I think if you don't mind cleaning though, seriously consider an SVT-40 or SKS. It is a lot more fun to send rounds down range via rapid fire as opposed to bolt action.

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>>33396515
LBX lock and load chest rig I spray bombed white.
>>33396531
Then why reply?

>>33397319
Because I can.
Am I being detained?

>>33396706
That is subjective. I like shooting and holding my mosin more than my sks

Why does Mr. Bernier's proposed gun legislation fail to deprohibit any of the prohibited-by name firearms? In fact, it makes it harder to deprohibit the firearms by putting it in law instead of OIC.

>Non-Restricted:
>(a) a firearm that is not a prohibited or restricted firearm.
>Prohibited:
>(a) a fully-automatic firearm,
>(b) a firearm that is adapted from a rifle or shotgun, whether by sawing, cutting or any other alteration, and that, as so adapted, is less than 660 mm in length.
>(c) a firearm that is listed as prohibited prior to June 20, 2016.
>Restricted:
>(a) a firearm that is not a prohibited firearm,
>(b) a handgun that is not a prohibited firearm,
>(c) a firearm that is designed or adapted to be fired when reduced to a length of less than 660 mm by folding, telescoping or otherwise.

http://pastebin.com/RKyWj9rM

>>33398009
I think he took out c) from his platform

>>33398009
>deprohibited
Learn English. Also with his legislation he wants to get rid of the prohibited by name BS.

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>>33398009
Likely because wanting to reclassify hundreds of guns into a more accessible category would make both the Conservative candidates and opposition go strongly against him. Making the AR15 non-restricted and removing magazine limits is already madman enough. It's a great step in the right direction and I trust Mad Max will work towards properly reclassifying incorrectly prohibited firearms if he is Prime Minister.

>>33398035
I speak English therefore I have the ability to create English words. I can spell them in any way that complies with the rules and conventions of the language. That's how it works.

I also never wrote "deprohibited", I wrote "deprohibit". Learn to read English.

>>33398027
Score. Honestly I'm most hyped about the removal of barrel length restrictions and magazine capacity limits.

>>33398068
>opposition
they're going to be whipped against him on all gun bills and you know it.
>conservative candidates
if they won't give their base what we want then they deserve to be whipped in favour of gun bills. more canadians own guns than play hockey

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>>33398111
Yeah you're right. I think he's already pushed it pretty far. I really wish these damn leftists wouldn't always be on our asses, but our fault for letting a woman be PM even if she was conservative.

>>33398086
>I can make up words
kek

>>33397733
I agree out of all 11 of my guns my mosin is probably the most fun to shoot. Zero regrets and my cheapest purchase

>>33398334

That or my zastava m85 in 7.62x39

>>33391572
What's bluing?

>>33398180
>That filename

>>33398467
It's a coating finish.

>>33398467
The black colour on the metal
(unless its paint, which many refer to as BBQing). Its a form of protection from rust

In Ottawa today, starting at 9 a.m., the SCC will be hearing two cases (Tristin Jones v Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada, et al <https://www.canlii.org/en/on/onca/doc/2016/2016onca543/2016onca543.html> and Nour Marakah v Her Majesty the Queen <https://www.canlii.org/en/on/onca/doc/2016/2016onca542/2016onca542.html?searchUrlHash=AAAAAQAMTm91ciBNYXJha2FoAAAAAAE&resultIndex=4>) involving firearms, cellphones, and an accused's right to privacy, etc.

It's free for all to attend but there is security to go through--the earlier you arrive the better.

>>33398009
>>(c) a firearm that is listed as prohibited prior to June 20, 2016.
Was taken out of his platform after people asked why it was in there.

>>33400126
Which is a sign that he listens.

>>33400180
I know, I'm pleased with it's removal for a number of reason.
>I have a mild FAL boner all the time now.

>>33400217
No only he is it that he listened, but he didn't argue about it and then finally come around to changing it.

Whereas you have O'Leary lambaste the AR-15 and the ownership of it, and defend that position only to try and kiss our asses to win votes. In which he pretends to admit he is wrong.

I too have a mild FAL boner.

>>33391292
Eagle Hunting Supplies in Richmond has one, if you're interested.

>>33400261
I'm a bit worried, because apparently there's been a bit of a Leitch insurgence, but I still think Bernier will get the nomination in the end.

>>33400280
Leitch is a wannabe Trump, who is about as qualified as O'Leary really. The current temp leader of the CPC is a better candidate than Leitch. Only in that she doesn't sound like a blowhard wannabe Trump and tangos with Trudeau plenty.

>>33400041
First link is 404

>>33400334

No it isn't, you just have to copy the entire URL--a couple letters in "html" appear on the next line down.

>>33400353
Ah, it was a clickable link and it said 404. Was wondering about that, as I can't remember when 4chan allowed clickable links in posts. Is this a recent add on?

Still, got something to read.

>>33400361
>Mobile poster

get off my board normie

>>33400370
Not a Mobile poster. Been on /k/ since 2012. I may not be an oldfag, but 5 years is hardly normie.

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>>33400217
>>33400261
Did somebody say FAL boner?

>>33400442
Meme gun for people with unhealthy obsession with Rhodesia

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>>33400843
>TFW Rhodesian jacket

>>33400843
Whats wrong with owning one of many "Right Arm of the Free World" guns?

>>33400361

Sorry about the misunderstanding. I have a leftover habit from years of HTML writing to put URL's inside angle brackets.

If you want something to listen to, the SCC webcasts their cases: http://www.scc-csc.ca/case-dossier/info/hear-aud-eng.aspx

Jones v R is the one streaming live atm.

>>33400843
>Sour Grapes: the post, the best-selling novel, the movie, the game based on the movie, the /v/ shitpost about the game

>>33394455

a bill of sale is never a bad idea either.

>>33401092
>not liking one of tok's things is sour grapes
Put your trip back on Moleman

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>>33400843
You best be apologizing if you know what's good for you boy

So M14, T97 FTU, or Famae SG-542?

>>33401640
FAMAE or M14

>>33401640
M14

Has anyone had any experience with the fns9L. Lgs has one for 475 on consignment.

>>33401640
SG-542

It's probably been covered but I need to be spoon fed as I am a tard:

I just bought a 1 year membership to CPC. How do I vote for Mad Max when the time comes?

>>33402281
You'll receive a ballot in the mail next month. You either send it in by mail or go to a local polling place.

>>33401696
>>33401828
>>33402242

M14 and the SG-542 have some fans. Why the lack of support for the Type 97?

>>33402293
Thanks friendo, can't wait.

>>33402326
Shit QC, often out of spec.

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>>33402326
The T97 has been known to have some problems. I'm sure some of them are alright, but it's just kind of a cheap gun. A lot of people just don't like bullpups either. Also if you're tall they can feel a little weird to shoulder since they're designed for the Chinese, who are of a somewhat shorter stature.

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>>33402326
I had one. My biggest complaints were
>The LOP was way too short for tallfags like me
>No factory feed ramp notches (really?)
>Awkward safety
>Magwells vary from one to another as to what mags they prefer
Other than that, was fun gun.

>>33402293
As I understand it, you vote for several candidates in numerical order
Any recommendation on which CPC candidates to vote for? Mad Max will obviously be 1, and O'Leary and Chong won't ever make it on my ballot

>>33402446
>>33402362
>>33402352

Yeah this is what I have heard. Makes sense. Seems like the appeal is in putting up with these flaws in place of the cost.

For those recommending the SG 542. Is it worth the higher price? It looks like a very cool firearm to own, and it's certainly within my budget, but I don't know anyone who owns one to get a first hand impression of it.

>>33402455
Keep Leitch off your ballot as well, but Scheer is a decent #2 and the other french guy is alright for #3.

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>>33402494
I haven't heard of any problems so far. Are you set on the 542 or do you like the 540 as well? .308 is a great round but if you're just planning on having a nice rifle you can feed easily, 5.56 is a good option.
I really want to get a Swiss Arms in 5.56 some day, one of the sexiest rifles ever IMO

>>33402533
Either of them is fine with me to be perfectly honest. I love the look of both. I have not been able to find anywhere with the 540 in stock though, and it seems to be a good $100+ more expensive. Not sure if I care enough to get the more expensive version.

>>33402565
https://www.rdsc.ca/collections/rifles-handguns-semi-auto-rifles-famae/products/famae-sg-540-semi-automatic-carbine-5-56mm
https://store.theshootingcentre.com/collections/rifle/products/famae-sg-542-1-black-receiver
Expensive as fug, but keep looking around and you might find one for $2500

>>33402523
This, the ballot system works like this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Y3jE3B8HsE&list=PLEcHCTVM79BMISVn4AV5EXSglGDzRgwgG&index=2

>>33402582
http://www.bullseyelondon.com/famae-sg542-1-semi-auto-ere-tactical-rifle-308-win-7-62mm-5-rounds-18-7-barrel-fixed-synthetic-stock.html

If I was to get one from anywhere it would probably be here. Lowest price so far but it is the 542.

New thread

>>33402692
>>33402692
>>33402692

>>33402446
Is a fun gun