Canada General

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First for O'Leary, he is the only candidate qualified enough to beat Maxime Bernier!

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Second for turning in all Ruger 10/22 magazines that hold a capacity greater than ten rounds.

It is our duty to keep the North strong and free; in all of us command.

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>>33667262
Wrong, Maxime Bernier is the best candidate in the Conservative race. Furthermore we have some other issues.

https://hoplitetactical.com/articles/100-gun-rights/222-canada-a-gun-registry-by-any-other-name-is-still-a-registry

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>>33667262

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Non-slavshit owner here.
How is the 7.62x39 availability right now and projected into the future?

I might be getting a Vz 58 this week so I was wondering.
Now I don't expect to see $300 surplus cases at the LGS for much longer but if commercial production kept going for something like 50 cents a round I'd be perfectly happy with that.

>>33668181
really good

>trading in my Tikka for a store credit soon
>objectively a great gun, just not for me
>would like to use credit on something cheaper to run with good iron sights for casual low range shooting
>maybe a neat shotgun too
>been browsing online gun stores a bit but nothing caught my eye

Recommend me stuff anons.

>>33670172
What kinda gun do you want anon? That's a pretty vague description

>>33670265
>What kinda gun do you want anon?
Honestly I don't know. That's kind of the issue.
It has to be NR and I prefer semi-autos so I guess that narrows it down a fair bit.
I already have a M14S and I love it to bits.

I just want a FAL for fuck's sake

>>33670359
What kind of price range and caliber are you looking into?

>>33670395
I'd say around 1500 max and something that's easy to find and not more expensive than 308

>>33670359
>not having a fal
>or hk91
>or valmet
>or full auto winchester m14

>>33670359
$1,500 gets you a lot.

Half of that gets you the slav trifecta of SKS, SVT-40 and mosin nagant.

You can get a Type 97 with the flat top upper installed.

You can import an M1 Garand parts kit from Aztech Armory.

>>33670429
What about a vz58? Or a polytech special? They're both about that price and cheap to feed.

>>33668181
Russia still makes most of the stuff over here, but there are other sources that are very secure

Romania produces steel ammo that is currently imported, as does Hornady
S&B, Lapua, Hornady, PPU, Federal, Winchester, and probably some smaller manufacturers all make brass cased ammo these days

all these sources are very secure
host countries are unlikely to see major conflict of be subject to sanctions for the foreseeable future
additionally, Ukraine produces ammo, and it was imported
whenever that situation settles down, that'll start coming in again too

additionally, there are likely untapped sources if demand were to suddenly spike or if Russian ammo were dropped
for example, I'm sure Poland produces 7.62x39 in quantity, but it isn't imported
same deal for other former Societ Bloc states that haven't switched to 5.56 yet

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>>33670510
Pic related

>>33668181
>>33670519
oh, and since you're in canuckistan, you'll have ready supplies of Chink ammo for as long as there aren't sanctions

>>33670510
>>33670526
I hate you

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>>33670547
Muh

>>33670512
>>33670517
Vz 58 is pretty much on the top of my list as of now.
Just looking around to see if I've missed something.

>>33670575
>pussy pad on a SKS
lel how skellington can someone be

>>33670510
>its another CTG finds any way to brag about his prohibs episode

>>33670578
Wait, are you m305 guy?

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>>33670714
why do people keep asking me this every time I come to the general

>>33670736
When the time comes, you'll know.

>>33670770
Are you guys discussing the Reginafag that posts pics of his scoped M14, but is a total loner that wants to shoot alone?

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>>33670608
Actually, that's probably Moleman.
>I want to do this Blood Diamond build so bad

>>33670825
Yes senpai

>>33670877
That's actually one of the rifles from Black Hawk Down they used in both films IIRC.

>>33670825
>implying we aren't all total loners

>>33668181
Tenda usually has sales on the 700 round spam cans of chinese surplus for around $140. They sell loads of it

>>33670901
I remember reading this somewhere. The guys who provided props for BHD also provided the props for Blood Diamond.

>>33670901
I know. It's a slightly modified version. Essentially an XM177, with an A2 upper and 10.5in barrel.

Does anyone make an appropriate carbine for me to base it off of? Preferably not Norinco?

>>33671261
Colt or armalite. They're both flattops tho

>>33671310
I wish someone made a decent A2 carbine for a good price. I suppose I could just shorten an A2 Sporter...

>>33671378
The armalite ones are actually pretty reasonable. About 1300 iirc. I'm actually building an AR very similar to what you're interested in.

>>33671261
>>33671378
might as well go for a 14.5 or 16" barrel since no can.

>>33671426
I could just make one. But that's not what I want to do with this.
>>33671419
Armature makes an A2 carbine? I'm kinda drunk right now, care to spoon feed me a link?

>>33667278
>all of us

Kill me my dude

>>33671563
It's a flattop like i said earlier, but here
https://www.wolverinesupplies.com/ProductDetail/AMLDEF15F10_Armalite-M-15-Defensive-Carbine-5-56x45--223-10-3---1-7

>>33670512
Imma import one of those 308 garand kits soon from them

>>33671635
Import it from marstar. ;)

>>33671652
Man those guys are cunts, that and the all bold condescending posting from them on CGN

>>33671615
Thanks. Out of stock, but I can look around. I suppose I could swap in a new upper and required parts for the XM177 look.

>>33671672
Thats exactly what I'm doing. Be sure to post pics here when you get it built!

>>33670593
Pretty sure thats just to increase the LOP, sks stocks are really short

>>33671652
IRONCLAD!

So the UN legislation the Liberals are implementing is essentially a registry by any other name.

https://hoplitetactical.com/articles/100-gun-rights/222-canada-a-gun-registry-by-any-other-name-is-still-a-registry

>>33674785
>litally the first and only comment pokes holes in the argument
I miss the days when Canada General wasn't full of panicky retards.

>>33674943
http://www.parl.gc.ca/HousePublications/Publication.aspx?Language=E&Mode=1&DocId=8894810
>Keeping records
>10.3(1)Every person or organization that applies for a permit, import allocation, export allocation, certificate or other authorization under this Act shall keep all records that are necessary to determine whether they have complied with this Act.
>Electronic records
>(4)Every person or organization that is required to keep a record and that does so electronically shall ensure that all equipment and software necessary to make the record intelligible are available during the retention period required for the record.
>Inadequate records
>(5)If a person or organization fails to keep adequate records for the purposes of this Act, the Minister may, in writing, require them to keep any records that the Minister may specify, and they shall keep the records specified by the Minister.
>General period for retention
>(6)Every person or organization that is required to keep records shall retain them until the expiry of six years after the end of the year to which they relate or for any other period that may be prescribed by regulation.


>Some guy who clearly didn't read the bill asked where some things were written in the bill
>Instead of reading the bill myself, I'll just say that this pokes holes in the argument and call everyone in the thread concerned about this a bunch of "panicky retards"

Hey Anon, have you considered fucking off?

>>33675501
>http://www.parl.gc.ca/HousePublications/Publication.aspx?Language=E&Mode=1&DocId=8894810
>record keeping on import and export permits somehow transforms into a registry of every individual's owned firearms
>totally not stretching it pretty far

Have you considered sucking my dick?

>>33675684
The person they sell it to is going to be recorded in the transaction.

If you buy directly from the importer, decide you didn't like the cheap Chinese rifle after all and then sell it to someone else, if it eventually ends up in the hands of some criminal, through whatever means, and they go to the importer who says "Well, we sold it to Anon...", how do you feel about the cops kicking down your door and treating you like an accessory to whatever crime the shistain committed with it?

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>>33667262
RRREEEEEEEEEE!!! Trudeau supporting schemes off this board!!!
this better be a troll post

On a serious note:
Has anyone seen any reviews of the Gen 2 T97? anyone here bought one and care to share pictures or range reports?
The fucking thing came and sold out at most places that brought it in weeks ago and still not a single video or CGN review to be found! you'd think with how popular the original is, someone who bought one would at least take a few pictures and make a basic rundown of what was and wasn't updated
>so far the only thing that seems more or less clear is that it does have an ambi mag release

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>>33675746
I still don't understand why they didn't just get the G version instead.

>>33675730
>The person they sell it to is going to be recorded in the transaction.

>I import a crate of rifles
>a month later I sell one to someone
>I have to record their name on the sale
Yeah, no. Stretching it.

Also...
>not keeping records of who you sell your guns to
Is fucking reckless when it comes to private sales.

>>33675798
It specifically says that the importer has to make sure that no one who cannot own the firearm gets access to it. So yes, you would need to record their name on the sale. No stretching there.

Even if you record the name of whoever you sold it to, you'd have to hold onto it for at least SIX YEARS.

>>33670877
I'm surprised you aren't showing us dozens of 80% lowers you completed and haven't registered. for such a flagrant law breaker that you claim to be, it seems interesting you haven't done that yet. did the department not want to allocate funds for a new drill press?
>constable wants to be hardcore and entrap stupid Anons with scurry ghost ARs, but the govt won't let him, so he has to make do with confiscated prohibs from storage

>>33675809
where does it say importer has to keep record of individual sales? having to verify the person being sold to has a valid license was always the requirement, it does not translate to having to record it. the record part deals with importation not with sales after.

The redundancy of markings and additional paperwork will add wait times and costs that will impact the consumer and thus negatively impact the size of the sports and hunting community and weaken gun rights over time by making them more and more expensive and thus accessible only to the more and more wealthy

but this is not the same as LGR
>even if you were right, which you are not, but even if you were: this "registry" would not make any sense as some of the largest importers don't do retail -- North Sylvia brings in VZ58s, M305s and T97s, sells them in bulk to local gun stores, keeps record of those sales as they would anyway and record of importation... the end, no further records are kept on vast majority of the firearms in terms of individual sales from local stores as those stores aren't the importer
TL;DR: your argument fails even under your own stretched and misinterpreted premises
>not the anon you were arguing with before

>>33676002
>having to verify the person being sold to has a valid license was always the requirement, it does not translate to having to record it. the record part deals with importation not with sales after.
Except for the part where if they do not keep documentation proving such that they are liable for 250k in fines.

>16No person or organization that is authorized under a permit issued under this Act to export or transfer goods or technology, to import goods or to broker shall transfer the permit to, or allow it to be used by, a person or organization that is not so authorized.

>(5)If a person or organization fails to keep adequate records for the purposes of this Act, the Minister may, in writing, require them to keep any records that the Minister may specify, and they shall keep the records specified by the Minister.

>19(1)Every person or organization that contravenes any provision of this Act or of the regulations is guilty of
>(a)an offence punishable on summary conviction and liable to a fine not exceeding $250,000 or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 12 months, or to both; or

I do not claim that it is the same as the defunct long-gun registry, but it is very much problematic.

>>33676105
keeping of records and making sure the person or business is "authorized" pertains to the importation/exportation license and its transfer, not to sales of actual firearms. read the greentext you posted

>I ain't even mad that peapple are panicking and over-reacting to this. Libs will never see firearms community as rational or good, so there is no danger in appearing over-reactionary or irrational. the more stink there is about any legislation, even the less damaging ones to firearms owner's rights, the less the likelihood of really bad laws being floated

>>33670593
>Not using a stock extension on a rifle designed for midgets
lel how manlet can someone be

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>>33667262
no.

>>33667262
DELET

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Eh guys, the Queen needs you, dontchaknow!

>I should really let recruiters know to come to /k/

Let's be honest fellas. Is America better? I've only been there briefly a couple of times, but other than the obecity rate, I think America might be just plain better. Can anyone here give some objective insight on this?

>>33679361
The big cities in the US and Canada are pretty much the same in terms of shit, as well as good. The big advantage the US has is the stronger states prevent some of the shit overflowing from those cities onto the smaller communities in other states.

Imagine if the US was like Canada, and California had the same outsized influence that Quebec has. Conversely, imagine if our provinces had more power to go with all those responsibilities successive federal governments have passed onto them (like shouldering the bulk of healthcare costs when it was supposed to be more evenly apportioned)

>Obesity

We've pretty much caught up there.

>>33667262
stop trolling. O'Leary is an anti-gun liberal.

>>33679600
>fuck this country and fuck fat people

>>33678748
I'm in the middle of applying to the reserves, and I assume you're regfor. How big of plebs do you think we are?

Respek by the way

>>33679361
yes. both countries waste a lot of money on stupid shit, but canadians are far worse off for it. even if you're lower-middle class, you're still getting taxed to fucking death and will not see the benefits of it.

People like to meme on american healthcare but you just don't hear about all the times when it health insurance is affordable and when it does work well and in a timely manner for most people.

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>>33679361
Nah, I don't think so. Simple reason, their government is far bigger and more powerful than ours, and so is constantly doing scary terrible things. The smaller the government the better.
>but ours is still shit

>>33679361
Regionally better gun rights. On the whole, no probably not. The US has a ton of problems the political system seems incapable of resolving short of violence

>>33681046
>>33682519
stop thinking at the most macro level possible.

as far as your own individual quality of life is concerned, you're almost guaranteed better off in burgerland with very few exceptions like being low income, cost of university tuition, having pre-existing medical conditions, etc.

>>33682746
Depends. My quality of life in western Canada is way higher than average in the US and I don't even have a particularly good job. If you live in the maritime, Quebec then maybe you would be better off in the US, but there are still incredible regional differences.

It is hard not to talk at a macro level when considering a country as diverse as the US.

>>33682746
Besides guns and healthcare, nothing is better in America.

>>33683421
Isnt America's healthcare basically non existent? You're pretty much fucked financially if you dont have insurance amd break a leg or something.

>>33683452
If you can afford it you're in for zero wait times and way better care. And if you aren't broke you can afford insurance.

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REEEEEEEEE I want a Type-87 REEEEEEEEE

>>33675798
Your a huge fucking cuck if you record the info of the guy buying a gun from you privately.

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>>33683679
>YWN own a fully automatic drum-fed grenade launcher

Why live?

>>33683479
The zero wait times thing is a meme. Less wait time on elective surgery, yes, but some of their emergency rooms look worse than ours.

>>33684357
I once sat in an emergency room for THIRTY-TWO HOURS while LITERALLY DYING OF DYSENTERY when all I needed was for someone to swab my arm and hook me up to a bag of saline.

My neurologist wanted me to get an MRI. After waiting a year and a half, I moved out of the province only to get a call nearly a year after that asking me if I could come in three days later.

Despite knowing that I was anemic and had peripheral neuropathy, NONE of the 30+ doctors I saw over 15 years of my health going down the shitter bothered to test my B12 levels. I had to spend hours and hours and hours, bedridden, googling symptoms, potential causes and learning to do their fucking job and then convincing one to fucking test it did we finally discover that I was on the verge of fucking death for my entire adult life and that the only reason I stayed alive, albeit severely disabled, was because I ignored every fucking doctor who told me I was eating too much meat.

Quebec's medical system is SO GOOD that when their watchdog writes a report saying most of the hospitals in the province are absolute shit and that they should study the 3-4 hospitals who actually do a good job and emulate their success everywhere else, they defund the office entirely to get rid of the position because we can't have the peons know that the system is completely fucked (At least until they have to use the system themselves).

TL;DR? The medical system is a fucking joke and if you fucking brag about it I will shove the biggest appendage I can still fucking move so far up your ass that it'll take three years for you to get an appointment to have it removed.

>>33684547
oh, and America's medical care isn't actually that expensive if you have insurance

for example, I have never paid more than $10 for a prescription of anything, because I have insurance, that's down from the ~$300 some of the meds I've taken would cost without insurance for a 30 day supply

but America's medical system has its fuckups too
I was having an allergic reaction to *something* when I was a kid
so, my mom called up the doc and told her the symptoms, and the doc wrote up a prescription and forwarded it to the pharmacy based on that
mom and I get to the pharmacy later that day and the pharmacist is freaking because she prescribed a dose of steroids suitable for a large adult for an 8 year old kid

but, in America, we have the freedom to choose, so we got a different doc after that

>>33684607
I'll do you one better on the prescription thing:
>Have an ear infection
>Doctor asks if I have any allergies
>Yes, I'm allergic to penicillin
>Prescribes antibiotic
>Go to pharmacy literally next door
>Uhhh, your file says you're allergic to penicillin. Is that correct?
>Yes, why?
>Because he prescribed you penicillin.
The bitch at the counter wanted me to wait ANOTHER 4 fucking hours to see a doctor. I had to argue with her 20 fucking minutes before they realized I wasn't going to and had a doctor give me a prescription that wouldn't fucking kill me.

>>33684547
What you're describing is an exceptional case. And I'm not saying our system is perfect but the actual studies find the US also suffers from wait times. The areas where the US has lower wait times are also the areas where their crappy excuse for medical insurance still leave prohibitively expensive copays for the patient.

For basic services like a doctor visit or an ER visit it's still shit. I find in my own observation the things that need to be done for ER wait times is:
1. Charging lonely old ladies that fake chest pains just to sit around wasting a doctors time for attention.
2. Half the things people in the ER are waiting for could easily be handled by a triage nurse.
3. Le aging population meme.
I really don't want to sound unsympathetic but making resounding public policy changes based on isolated sob stories is completely retarded.

>>33684643
the point is, the canadian health care experience is not worth ~50% of your income being consumed by various taxes.

>>33684643
>for basic services like a doctor visit... it's still shit
$20 is shit?
never paid more than $20 out of pocket for a normal visit

>>33684643
Cases like mine are far from difficult to find and in a well designed and operated health system should NEVER HAPPEN.

>>33684658
I make decent middle class money. I live in a province with an exceptionally high provincial income tax. My marginal tax rate is around 30%. And you can save a lot on sales tax by buying groceries instead of living off of pizza and hamburgers and not buying new items where perfectly good used items are available (and help le planet meme in the process).

So half of my income doesn't get consumed by taxes. I agree that our medical system is still crap. My point was never that it's good. Just that the problem lies in the way people think within society. The great divide between idiots who think it's free, and idiots who are obsessed over meaningless buzzwords like "Freedom" with the solution likely lying within some unattainable middleground.

>>33684712
>idiots who are obsessed over meaningless buzzwords like "Freedom"
>meaningless buzzwords like "Freedom:
>buzzwords like "Freedom"
>buzzwords
>"Freedom"
>meaningless
>"Freedom"
is this a troll thread?

>>33684754
Probably just a Dipper.

>>33684754
Define freedom?
If I walk to the end of my front walkway is that freedom? If I walk to the end of my front walkway towing a wagon full of bricks and mortar is that freedom?
If I bring that wagon to my neighbors front door is that also freedom?
What if I brick off his front door? Is that freedom?
Freedom outside of a raw, anarchistic state of being is a meaningless buzzword. I vehemently dislike Noam Chomsky, but I'm really channeling him here, it's one of those pretty phrases that doesn't mean anything that is thrown around to manufacture consent.
>You don't want internet providers selling your information to advertisers? You don't hate "Freedom" do you anon?
In the case of an organized society the word freedom means nothing. A word like liberty on the other hand actually does have a relevant meaning. I have the liberty to park my wagon full of bricks wherever I want, on my own property. But if I throw them through your window that violates the NAP

>>33684803
So when someone says "freedom", the first thing that comes to your mind is doing something to impede on someone else's freedom? That says a lot about you and none of it is very flattering.

>>33684821
>You're wrong because you're a bad man for thinking that way.
K.

>>33684712
>So half of my income doesn't get consumed by taxes.
do you drive a car? how many liters in gas do you consume a week? gas/carbon tax is a thing.
do you own a home? do you pay property tax? land tax?
do you buy shit in general? surely you take gst/pst/hst into account?
how unreasonably overpriced is your car insurance, phone bill, internet bill, etc? That might as well be a tax because of how protected by the federal government those anti-competition those industries are.

so yeah, not just talking about direct income tax fucko. you and everyone else here is getting shafted here whether you want to admit it or not.

>>33684849
You're wrong because your freedom ends where the freedom of another begins. Your first thought was going on someone else's property and cutting off the opening (restricting their freedom of movement). Your understanding of freedom is so flawed that you immediately go to the exact antonym of freedom and then use it as a justification to trivialize the entire concept and as a reason to berate anyone who believes in the importance of freedom.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nrT0kBeld3Q

What are the best/coolest tacticool shotgun options here?
About 600 bucks budget but flexible in both ways.

Also if possible I'd rather avoid turkshit because I fucking hate these cunts.

>>33685436
Get over it, Turkshit is great and it's not like Erdogan himself is building them.

>>33686107
Just a majority of them supporting him and the genocide of based Kurds.

>>33685436
>>33686107
Chinkshit > turkshit

>>33686148
Even if they do support him, it's just because he brainwashed them.
>>33686153
Sure, but I don't think they sell automatic shotguns.

So is anybody gonna answer my question

>>33686494
Semi or pump? Box mags or tube?

>>33686530
Semi and both are fine.

>>33686543
http://www.tacticalimports.ca/sap6-p-276.html

http://www.cabelas.ca/product/23911/weatherby-sa-08-synthetic-3-12-gauge-semi-auto-shotgun

http://www.cabelas.ca/product/57652/winchester-sxp-extreme-defender-12-gauge-pump-action-shotgun

http://www.cabelas.ca/product/40647/stevens-320-pump-action-shotgun

Just search through various gun shop websites and you will find something.

Will the CF ever have a dedicated amphibious capability?

>>33685436
Your best bet is to not be a fag and buy a Turkish shotgun because for your price range Hatsan puts out the highest quality shotgun.

>>33686664
Having more icebreakers is a bigger concerned, IMO. We have the largest aquatic border in the world and our navy is shit. If our Navy isn't AT LEAST as large as Australia's, we've fucked up.

>>33686373
DDI imports something they call the DDI from China to the US
Catamount Fury is also on sale in the US

but both of those are based on Saiga shotguns, not traditional tube fed shotgun

>>33686153
>>33686373
>>33687290

https://www.leverarms.com/products/la-k12-puma-semi-automatic-shotgun

There's also the M1000, though I don't know if those are still being imported.

>>33686664
No, we need to send more free money to liberal voters and third world countries instead

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>>33684547
>fall off lader at work and smack my head and neck on a beam
>can't even get out of bed for a month and severe chronic pain after that
>finally see Dr Shlomo 6 months later
>MRI of c-spine has slipped disk impacting nerve
>lol no that is not from your accident it could have always been there
>eat this doxepin goy and shut up

such is life on Canadas fair domain

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Lads, is ANYBODY carrying the Beretta 90two? I've been putting off buying one forever and now I'm starting to panic.

Asking any builingualfags, how do you translate "short-stroke piston", "long-stroke piston" and "direct inpingement" in French?

P... please no bully I love English Canada ok?

>>33687532

>"m... muh muh healthcare though xd not like those dumb americunts"

>>33686664

Don't put your hopes on it. Any time you even mention the Canadian Forces around leftfags in Québec they'll yell something like "war isn't a reason to hurt each other the Canadian Forces are useless war is useless and barbarian we need to put that money in our healthcare".

>>33687925
>implying that story isn't way more common in America

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>>33687974
>he thinks war isn't useless
Freedom haters don't belong on my board

>>33687915
Direct Gas Impingement is Emprunt Direct de Gaz.

For the pistons... Coup de piston long ou court? I'm not quite sure.

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>>33688158
>claims to love freedom
>will take no action whatsoever to uphold or preserve it
What did lolbertardians mean by this?

>>33688707
>there's no such thing as objective morality without God
What did he mean by this?

>>33688707
>acting in self defence and killing NAP violators is the same as warring between states

Are .458 SOCOM mags going to get beowulfed? Looks like you can get questar and others to order a .458 upper or full build, but magazines don't seem to exist in my limited snooping.

Just bought my first gun today; Russian sks, which is most people's first I imagine.
Feelin' great.

>>33688765

He seems to believe there is such a thing as objective morality or gods. Rather daft honestly.

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>>33689278
Know that feeling anon, just bought a AR-15 completed upper. Just have to wait for it to ship and arrive.

>>33688707
>buncha christcuck nonsense about objective morality
dropped

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>>33689327
Noice

>>33685436
Do not get turkshit it's embarrassing

>>33689325
*tips fedora*

https://youtu.be/ny7E4k70weE
>...that's why the AR15 should be a good hunting rifle.

Man, he really seems to be flip-flopping with his stance on firearms ownership.

>>33689940
Recent events have made his "Canada's Trump" shtick less-than-viable to a decent chunk of the right wing voter base, so he might be going further in that direction to win 'em over. Or maybe I'm an idiot and reaching, both are options.
I don't think he's genuine, however.

>>33690003
For sure. He's always come across as a snake oil salesman to me, and I have no doubt his sudden change in attitude is nothing short of political sweet-talk to help guarantee a few more votes. Though honestly I'm a bit sad he's such a sleazeball, as he's constantly been one of the best speakers during debates and interviews. But because of his complete lack of genuineness I'm probably putting down Max and Scheer as my number one and two on the ballot.

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>>33689940

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>>33667255
If i go to a therapist and get diagnosed with something will it be impossible for me to get a guns license?

>>33690406
Depends on what it is.

>>33690745
prolly some childhood trauma shit idk

>>33690972
Probably not an issue as long as you're honest about it on the forms. They may give you a call to follow up on it, probably also give the therapist a call.

>>33690261
>Kevin O'Leary

Who?

Anyone know of any online retailers that are selling Cz858's or any other cz AK-like rifles?

>>33691032

Not >>33690406 but if I have high-functioning autism do I need to mention it and if yes will they deny it? And do I have recourses like muh discrimination or am I shit out of luck?

>>33691224
You're more likely to get denied if you don't mention it. They will call your references and ask them shit.

>>33691052
Kevin O'Leary.

Anyone know of any ranges around Montreal that let you shoot rifle cartridges in the standing position?

The only range I've went to that allows you to stand is an indoor range where only pistol calibers are allowed

>>33691484
There's the CRAFM in Lachine by highway 20 (Brace your wallet, for the sucscription fee though). They got a rifle bay that goes up to 50m and a 25m pistol bay. Nice staff all around, there's also a prone-shooting position lane in the rifle bay.
They don't allow people to use steel cores, though, so you can kiss your 7.62x39 surplus goodbye (Unless you got a non-steel core batch).

Outside of the island, there's either Ruisseau Noir in Terrebonne, or L'Acadie in Saint-Jean-De-Richelieu, although that might get closed since there's a bullshit new bylaw coming in that could get it shut down (Regarding loud noises).

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>Just applied for the Forces
>Put Armour has my #1

Someone redpill me on the mistake I just made.

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>>33691757
It's okay. You'll be kicked out soon anyways because the Canadian forces only allow handsome, smart, men with gfs in.

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>>33691900
I'll pull a Rachel Dolezazl.
I'm now Anonymous Running Bear Williams.
I spend my day drinking Lucky Lager, returning empty cans, and smoking darts

>>33691641
>Ruisseau Noir
That looks perfect, thanks a lot. Come to think of it, I think I had a friend recommend this place a while ago and I forgot about it. Are you sure this place permits standing? From pictures my friend showed me, it looked like it was set up for seated shooting

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>>33687665
>Carrying
I own one in 9mm. The 90Two grip has arguably the comfiest grip of any pistols. I'd still recommend to install a Beretta 92FS D-Spring in it to reduce the weight of the DA trigger pull.

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>>33679681
It all depends. Infantry support trades are usually fine because either way you're limited in how hooah you can be, just like the rest of the support trades.

If you're res combat, and god forbid you're res infantry, be prepared for roasting like you've never received. This goes double if you're in a historic unit with the balmorals or kilts, weekend warrior won't be the worst you'll hear.

Honestly? I don't mind reservists, because you guys DO work just as hard with LESS training, but you guys miss out on all the cocking that builds the bonds between reg force guys, and that's just something you've gotta keep in mind.

Go serve the queen, anon.

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>>33692559
Gayyy

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>>33692575
What trade are you, my duder?

Also
>Not having three large portraits in your room that you ordered free from the Heritage Department
Step up.

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>>33691757

Well, unless you're over 5'5 Armor is great, you'll be the battle manlet you've always wanted to be.

If you're above 5'5, well, enjoy your newly developed scoliosis.

>>33692618

I'm an Int Op, no goofs. I've only been in for about 6 months though, so most of this is all still pretty new to me. All the same though, I think it's pretty awesome so far.

>>33692514
Considering it's an outdoor range, I wouldn't be surprised if people shoot seated because they're fudds. I haven't personally been there, but I recommend calling them or showing up there.

>>33667255
Guuuuuys
http://calibremag.ca/wp-content/plugins/google-document-embedder/load.php?d=http%3A%2F%2Fcalibremag.ca%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2017%2F04%2FBill-C-47.pdf Wtf is this shit about?

>>33693400
We were talking about it earlier.

>>33674785
>>33674943
>>33675501
>>33675684
>>33675730
>>33675798
>>33675809
>>33676002
>>33676105
>>33677184

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Hey chaps, didn't see this in the OP.

Sign & Spread, sign & spread.

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

sks is rusty; what do

>>33694705
Shoot till rust falls off.

>>33679681
Don't worry about it the regf is full of shitpumps too. They're just mad that you get to half a civvy life and you're not a ward of the state like most of them are.

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>>33694547
I always love how slick the legal wording seems with stuff about weapons.

I know we can't let the liberals have an inch when it comes to gun legislation, but it still always cracks me up.

>>33691032
>>33691224
any articles or forums about that topic?

>>33667278
nyet,nyet.

>>33691484
>>33691641
There's also a pretty nice range out in Saint-Hyacinthe, but that's a bit of a trek from Montreal.

Are collapsible batons legal here?

>>33695302
So long as they are not spring loaded.

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>>33694932
It's got to be worded that way. Or else others reading it would disregard it on not being filled with the proper legalese.

>>33694547
>>33694547
Sound Moderators

Not Silencers, lol.
>>33694547
>>33694547

>>33695317
how2 remove rivet??? asking for a friend

>>33671378
Grab an A2 sporter, buy the barrel length you want (NEA will be <200 and good), drop it in with a barrel wrench and some thread grease, buy A2 handguards (40 shipped on CGN).

The rest is up to you to paint and the flash hider and red dot etc

>>33679681
Why do you care what someone else thinks of you?

>>33695787
Take gun and shoot rivet.

>>33692559
I meant no dealer seems to have them in stock
Anon pls, I'm already sold on one, I just need to find one to buy

Gonna be buying my first firearm soon. Generally, is bartering expected at gun stores? I don't want to look like a fool.

>>33697624
Generally no, maybe for used firearms being sold in a small local store but generally that's only done when buying from another person, rather than a store. If they sell used guns or other things you can try to work out a trade for some or all of the value though.

>>33697624
Do you try to barter at wal-mart, sir?

>>33697847
kek

nothing would ever get done

>>33697624
you can ask if they price match.

Do you guys think we'll ever get the SCAR?

>>33699099
Probably soon. They resubmitted an application with a new receiver that doesn't allow you to drop in full-fun parts like last time.

>>33699099
>>33699130
>Inb4 its $4k

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Had a friend shoop the barrel length down on a rifle I've been thinking about copying. Thoughts? I love that classic Aimpoint on an A2.

>>33691052
The fool who might become our prime minister if we're not careful.

>>33699159
Trump Lite®

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>>33667255
I'm a 20 year old with a shit job and no ambitions in life with my only interests being vidya, anime and guns.

What branch is easiest to get into and will allow me to be worth something?

>>33699559
>What branch is easiest to get into
Infantry.

>will allow me to be worth something?
Probably one of the engineering trades.

>>33699099
>>33699130
>>33699146
it will be at least $4k just from currency conversion, before NR tax.

>>33699375
>Trudeau Lite®

FTFY

>>33699149
if you just want an ugly piece of shit to look like a movie/videogame replica to use as a range toy, go ahead.

if you want something functional and efficient for the upcoming race war/civil war/shtf/zombiepocalypse, you can do better.

>>33699375
>>33699786
Trudeau's policies, Trump's qualifications. What a winning combination...

>>33700076
And considering that O'Leary cares more about what's happening to the US (rather than Canada) he is not a good fit. He isn't even residing in Canada for crying out loud.

>>33700257
He resides in Ontario the LEGAL MINIMUM. He has also never run for any sort of office whatsoever. Bernier has the strongest majority of any CPC MP outside of Alberta.

>>33692575
Anon you replied to here,

Looking to be an army support reservist, hopefully vehicle tech or weapons tech, but I might change my #2 MOS tonight since I'm going to another info session and going to ask recruiters some things afterwards.
I've always disliked the fact that I'm not getting the full experience, but at the same time I can only get so much, no have my cake and eat it too.

Hell, if I get the opportunity to learn more in the future then I'll take it. I wanna either go up to regfor one day or strike out for a long time in the reserves. I don't plan on quitting anytime within a decade to be honest.

Anyways, that's the end of my blogpost. Thanks for the info m8.

>>33695954
That's literally what society is based off of.

how long have you guys had transfers take?

i bought an AR and it's been over a day, I've bought restricted and brought them home same day before, what gives? backlog?

>>33700802
Transfer took me around four days in BC for my first restricted. First one takes the longest.

>>33700814
this will be my 6th, usually it happens same day

Is the 10 restricteds thing a real policy? Or is that just fuddlore?

>>33701089
It's true. There was a well publicised case in Ontario. A Chinese-Canadian millennial was being given shit for buying and selling AR's a lot. They said, on tape, that they were going to continue harassing him and shit. They kept asking him where his magazines were, etc. Don't think they ever charged him with anything, but it was clearly not much fun.

>>33701089
Yes and no, they usually do inspections if you are buying or selling multiple firearms in short succession. Otherwise its pretty random most people never get inspected.

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>>33679681
Similar boat; I've been thinking of joining the reserves, finishing college, and then going regular for a few years. I wonder if this is a good idea.

Are chink M14s/305s really as shitty as I've been hearing? I've been thinking about grabing one but I've heard from 3 seperate people that there not accurate and are built to shitty standards.

>>33702102
>Are chink M14s/305s really as shitty as I've been hearing?
Yes and no.
The biggest thing you need to look out for is an overindexed barrel that will give you canted sights.
Everything else is fine. Don't listen to the retards saying you have to replace a bunch of different parts to make it work.
You get a fine rifle for ~$700

>>33702102
They're mostly fine, the op rod spring guide is the first thing to replace. Followed by shimming the gas system if you have reliability issues.

Accuracy wise its not really a good design in general, its a 2-3 moa gun.

>>33702102
I think the 308 is deserving of a better made, more accurate rifle.

I don't see the point in owning mediocre shit. I'd rather wait and see what comes of the Scar 17 application.

>>33702258
Good info. M14s can be pretty accurate, Americans use them as DMRs and in competitions

>>33702303
>Americans use them as DMRs and in competitions
yeah, they use $3000 Springfield Armory M1A's and not the chinkshit that is the m305.

Got a neat sounding trade offer for my VTR. He had a VZ in .223, or an AR. Waiting on pics but the AR sounds okay.
Made with Aeroprecision lower, Stag Arms upper, Stag Arms 18” 1 in 9 twist barrel, stag arms stock. Bushnell AR-optic with target turrets. and BDC 223 reticle.

What's the process for getting a restricted from a private party?

>>33699793
>if you want something functional and efficient for the upcoming race war/civil war/shtf/zombiepocalypse, you can do better.

such as?

Can anything be done about the prohibition of automatic knives? Or is that far past the horizon never to be seen? I have a passion for collecting old switchblades

>>33702457
start by dropping the fucking carry handle and using an optic made this century.

>>33702481
Sorry pal, politicians would get eaten up for wanting to legalize (((assault knives))). Same reason we had the mag limit implemented, it sounds good to the normies
>why would someone need a switchblade
>why would someone need more than five rounds

>>33702821
I guess old pawn/outdoors shops, and spotty quality it is then...

>>33702821
Its sad thought because spring assisted is basically the same.

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Thinking about getting pic related in steel frame and 9mm for first restricted. Thoughts?

Hey this is patch thread please stop sitting up our thread, or we will spam you to death

>>33703826
Nigger go stay in your own thread instead of coming over here.

>>33703826
How about you get Travis at the crimson caravan to mail those secret santa patches out and we won't have to, you ginormous faggot

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>>33702258
>>33702255

Pretty much this. Even if you lovingly hand load match grade rounds and fire them out of a tuned M14 you can expect a consistent 1.5moa at best.

It also needs constant tinkering to keep it that way. The reason why the US Army uses it as a DMR rifle is because they already had a shit ton of them in storage.

I love my M305, but if I was a burger I'd just put all that time, effort, and money I'd have to spend on a brand name M14 towards a 308.AR.

>>33704429
Yeah, but aren't the modernized M14s accurized?

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>>33704429
>Norinco
Pleb

>>33704635
>cast reciever
Pleb.

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>>33704771
Its an old school national match made from a M14 receiver blank.

>>33702591
Get fugged :DDDDD

I like the retro aesthetics, so that's the look I'm gonna do. Plus the Mk.III is just sexual.

>>33703260
Its a pretty great gun, unfortunately if you wanted something close to spikes gun the rail-less ones are really hard to find.

>>33704828
>Fiberglass handguard
Early M1As -- the ones that used forged M14 blanks -- had wood handguards.
Don't worry, your receiver is forged too -- you can tell by the (tm) after Springfield Armory. It's not the kind of forgery you want, though.

Go get yourself an LRB receiver and rebuild it.

>>33702303
>>33702327
They also need to reaccurize them frequently.

>>33701254
It depends on a few things, like what you're going to college for and if it meshes with what you want to do in the military. As a reservist you get rebates on university/college tuition, and most reserve units will have bursaries that you can apply for. You could go to RMC and have your college covered if you wanted to do reg force, but there's the 4 year minimum commitment with that. And having to be at RMC...

>>33706055
I don't mind the rail. Honestly, I just find the bebop reference funny. Looking for a dependable pistol is all.

>>33704635
Where'd you get your carrier?

Is carrying an air gun concealed on your person a criminal offense?

>>33702102
not worth what they go for now in my opinion

i got mine for $420 and that's about what I'd say it's worth

>>33707265
If it's for the purpose of self defense, it's carrying a concealed weapon, so yes.

>>33701170
wasn't there a pretty high likelihood he was doing illegal shit?

my understanding is buying and selling in a normal capacity is fine but you can't just conduct yourself like an arms dealer

pretty sure it's illegal to keep buying/selling too much shit in the US as well

>>33707701
IIRC they claimed he was operating in a "business like" manner, so he needed to have a business class license or something like that.

>>33707718
yeah, like i said i don't think what he was doing in the US would be legal either, you're not allowed to be an amateur arms dealer

>>33707796
From what I gathered the guy was just trying to flip parts for extra money.
>Not that a business is actually defined in the criminal code with regards to the distinction between an individual committing many private sales and a proper business.

>>33707814
if he was trying to flip parts how would they know? only lowers are tracked

>>33708425
Ads on CGN actually.

>>33708615
so he was flipping parts unregistered parts you don't even need a firearms license to buy?

i'm pretty sure you dont need a firearms license for anything other than the lower do you?

>>33708681
he was flipping restricted rifles.

>>33708781
yeah, so not this >>33707814

so basically the guy was playing arms dealer and was surprised he got in trouble for it

>>33708795
it's not explicitly disallowed.

he did screw himself when he was unable to present any magazines for any of the firearms though.

>>33708835
>he did screw himself when he was unable to present any magazines for any of the firearms though.
what does this mean?

>>33708887
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkurDzAHiw4

here's the video.

>>33709147
is he even a canadian citizen?

>>33709178
no idea, not sure why it would matter.

>>33709202
the video claims he is

it matters because citizens are guaranteed rights non citizens are not

>>33709211
the part of the act that allows for the warrentless inspection doesn't distinguish citizen/noncitizen/whatever. gun owners in canada have forfeited certain rights regardless of citizenship.

>>33709241
either that or they went harder on him because he's a greasy chink abusing his student visa

>>33709255
His English wasn't too bad for a foriegn student so I lean towards citizen, but either way it is galling enough what the officers said to him. They were pretty arrogant and authoritarian

>>33709316
>not wanting your police department to subjugate parasitic wealthy foreigners

he should have just paid them off like he's supposed to

show me this happening to a real canadian and i'll be concerned

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>>33707040
Its a Beez combat systems I bought used.

>>33709400
How's that boot taste?

>>33709400

>Lives in a 2 bedroom condo
>Wealthy foreigner

That's poor by wealthy foreigner standards.

>>33710737
how does that at all apply to my argument, he's a non citizen and therefore doesn't have rights like we do, why the fuck would i care whether or not non citizens get rights

>>33710792
that could be a 2-3 million dollar condo in toronto

>>33710992
Doesn't matter if he is a citizen or not, this could happen to any gun owner. That is what is concerning

>>33711519
It can happen to men who just like to play video games too. http://www.pcgamer.com/fallout-new-vegas-cosplayer-gets-mistaken-for-terrorist-in-canadian-city/

>>33711693
I posted the CBC report of that a couple days ago. Getting really sick of the police overreach in this country

>>33711693
>http://www.pcgamer.com/fallout-new-vegas-cosplayer-gets-mistaken-for-terrorist-in-canadian-city/

Lol what an autist

I've always wanted to own a luger. Now that I have the income to pursue this, where should i start? I know the regular models are prohib based on barrel length. What are the chances of me being able to track down a shootable Artillery Luger?

>>33712191
Arty lugers are crazy expensive, you really want to be looking for rebarreled P.08's or Swiss lugers.

Commercial Carbine luger basically a 7.63 arty. $20,000
https://www.canadaammo.com/product/detail/commercial-dwm-luger-1902-carbine/

7.63 mauser, swiss contract luger. $2,600
https://www.tradeexcanada.com/content/swiss-luger-mod-1929-765-parabellum-30-luger-spare-mag-and-holster-22

>>33712262
>20k
Holy smokes. Are 9mm lugers even harder/more expensive to find?

>>33712309
9mm rebarrel P.08's will run you ~$2-3k dependent on quality(last time I was looking at them anyway).
Best places to look are the EE and at auctions. Any German luger's at stores will probably be way overpriced.

>>33712191
There are rebarreled Lugers around, though difficult to find. If you both a prohib luger, and someone who can buy it, then you can have them buy the Luger with your money, rebarrel it to R length, then sell to you once the registration is changed.

>>33712336
>>33712347
Thanks a lot guys. This all sounds much more promising than I anticipated!

>>33712376

If you go this route
>>33712347
it's also kinda hard to find R-Length luger barrels right now too. However Dlask does make batches of them every once and a while.

Is anyone else not really hyper booty blasted over the UN Firearms Marking bullshit? Like, it's retarded, and I'm fighting it. Already sent in my letters and what not, but if at the end of the day we're stuck with it for 5 years, it's not going to do much. That $200 dollar price tag increase is a big meme and at the end of the day individual retailers will be handling the engravings more than likely, so... I don't know.

Is anyone else just really apathetic towards it since it's likely the Liberals are using this as their "We solved gun violence!" cross to bear and it's probably all the political capital they will spend on anti-gun shit?

>>33711519
i doubt they would have harassed him if he wasn't a retarded chink

>>33713350
I wouldn't be so sure about that last bit. We're talking about a party who has campaigned on banning all handguns and semi-autos for over a decade.

>>33713363
Sure, but if there is one thing we know about the Liberal party is that they can't be trusted. They just fucked themselves over on the Weed issue.

Any debate on firearms laws gets sidetracked real fast once you bring stats into it. It becomes a propaganda fight almost instantly. Liberals have the advantage by the CBC sucking their dicks but at the same time, they have such bad optics right now over weed getting into a one sided fight on firearms won't help. They had the former Toronto Police Chief advocating for MJ legalization and they still fucked it up.

If the Con's advocate for legalizing all the weeds they might win next term in a landslide, or atleast the NDP will.

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>>33713388
Funny you should mention that.

>>33713388
>we're gonna legalize weed
>lol jk we're just going to decriminalize it

i can't believe how many people fell for the liberal ruse

i was telling everyone the whole time the liberals didn't have a back bone strong enough to go against international conventions and treaties about drugs

>>33713397
>>33713399
Yeah I fucking hate drug use, and have seen peoples lives destroyed (and ended) over drug and alcohol abuse... But if you are going to do it, atleast go all in and slurp up those delicious fucking taxes.

I really fucking hate the Liberal party because my values most closely align with theirs, but they are so corrupt and so insane they will never earn my vote. They could be in government for 50 years if they just knocked their shit off and had a more realistic view of firearms but no, they have to be fucking retarded and do all the dumb shit

>>33713388
>They just fucked themselves over on the Weed issue.
How so, from what I read the proposed legislation is legalization of up to 30 grams for adults?

>>33713454
They campaigned heavily on legalizing weed, as in, turning it into a legal industry sort of like alcohol. Or atleast that was the "message" they leaked out even if they didn't directly say it.

Now it's just decriminalized, and you are able to grow your own plants, but trafficking and shit is still in place. And if your plant is too tall you've committed an indictable offence.

>>33713454
you can only buy 30 grams at a time, it would be like putting limits on alcohol purchases

heavy weed smokers who are smart buy in bulk and it becomes very affordable, these people will continue to purchase through the black market since they won't be able to do what they already do legally anyways

why would you pay $200+ an ounce when you can buy a quarter pound for $500

in vancouver weed is quasi legal through dispensaries but people still prefer to buy from dealers for this reason

>>33713466
>>33713464
I see, so this legislation won't realy do anything to stop dealers from selling weed?

I don't do drugs so I don't care but my number one issue on the topic is stopping the black market traffic in the shit.

>>33713505
If you want to be a small time dealer, I mean, you probably could still stay within the legal limits and sell to a close friend if you want to make a little bit of extra cash, since all the other standby's in which you could get fucked for it are no longer in place (ie possession, growing pot) but it's not legal since you won't be licensed for it.

But it's going to be as illegal as you selling your best friend a 2-4 of beer so, who the fuck is going to stop you?

>>33713428
the thing is i say this and i smoke weed nearly every day

i hate stoner culture though, most of the people i know who smoke weed are productive normal members of society and have nothing to do with any of the stereotypical bullshit

>>33713536
I would think we should mostly care about large scale dealers. Aren't those the guys usually connected to some form of organized crime?

If the transition can be made to reasonably priced availability in commercial shops similar to tobacco shops, I can't see why people would continue to go to a dealer. I guess the black market will still exist for minors to take advantage of so that is a problem

Then again, I don't know how drug users minds work so whatever

bought a barebones aero AR, did i do ok guys? i hear they're decent for the price

already had a spare stock so i figured it was decent since all i needed otherwise was a handguard

sights will come later

>>33713659
What length? What kind of furniture are you going to go with?

>>33713847
16" got an odin works hand guard, mlok

>>33702399
The guy with the restricted does all the legwork

>>33702399
guy selling the restricted calls your pal # in to confirm it's valid then starts a transfer to you

Any of you leafs into reloading?
Im looking for a place to find projectiles for 5.56 and 7.62 Tokarev but I dont want to get screwed getting them from the US with shipping.

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>>33713428
>have seen peoples lives destroyed (and ended) over drug and alcohol abuse.
Darwin...Also anyone should be able to do whatever with their bodys even if its shoving mc dicks down their throat.
Freedom motherfuckers.

>>33713617
>I can't see why people would continue to go to a dealer
Because the deal sells large scale at cheaper prices per unit then legal markets.
Think of places where farmers sell crops and livestock.
Weed (cannibus) is the same thing.
Why not just let people do what they want as long as there is no violent intention and let people be.
If Canada let go of some really far left ideas and legalized allowed you to own what guns you want while keeping the license system it would be great.
OC and CC of handguns would be nice but I understand this countrys fear of metal.

>>33714973
http://www.budgetshootersupply.ca/
http://www.theammosource.com/
http://xmetaltargets.com/
https://x-reload.com/

Here are some sites to start looking at but as most people will tell you 7.62 tok is just not worth reloading.

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Just found out my father in law has pic related. I didnt even know these existed.

I will be happily inheriting it as waifu is only child.

>>33716022
>Someone is getting an M41
You lucky fucker.

https://thegunblog.ca/2016/12/04/gun-policies-of-conservative-party-leadership-candidates-2/

Why the hell am I supposed to support Bernier when Steve Blaney knows his shit?

>>33713350

Ive read it also compels dealers to keep a record of sales for 6 years, making it a defacto registry. Don't know if that's accurate.

>>33716448
It's a ranked ballot, Anon.

>>33716022
>tfw this almost beat the Garand

I honestly can't pick which rifle is more American.

>>33714339
>>33714538

Thanks dudes. The guy emailed me today with the transfer number, seems straightforward. I'm stoked to get my first operator black rifle.

I guess this takes care of me having to validate his PAL to send him my NR as well.

>>33716634
>my first operator black rifle.
congrats bro. it sounds like a pretty decent build too.

buying and switching out parts to make it your own becomes as fun as shooting the thing, so RIP your wallet.

>>33716711

Yeah I'm gonna have to be careful about that rabbit hole for sure. From what I could find, AP stuff is decent and Stag Arms is all made in the US so that's a plus. It doesn't include rings for the optic so I'll have to grab those first.

>>33716448
Because Bernier has the best chance of winning, also

>>33716472

New thread, plox.

New thread

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