r/canadaguns Mar 13 '26

Feets / Collection / My build 1 year of PAL

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I quit buying because I thought my gun cabinet was at capacity, that and it seemed like it was becoming a problem. But after pulling them all out for a photo I realized I could probably squeeze one more into my current cabinet. I'm leaning towards a lever gun or a Turkish 5.56 semi auto. But open up to suggestions and bad financial decisions.

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u/brewski_tumble Mar 13 '26

More sks, you need a wood stock

Lever action

Keltec ksg

Rpg

Break action surplus o/u shotgun

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u/Dootbooter Mar 13 '26

Kinda want an sks-D so I can use mags with it. Or a Russian. The Chinese ones are so small it's the entire reason I went with a FAB stock.

Buddy bought a 22 lr savage lever and I really like it. But I kinda want a bit bigger caliber for a lever. Any recommendations?

Almost bought a n4s before it was banned but I'm left handed and people said it's a good way to get spent casing to the face. If they make a left handed one i probably would go for the keltec

RPG would be sick. But I'm not sure they make a gun cabinet to accommodate lol.

I have a stoeger sxs for clays but any time I'm on intersurplus the urge is strong. Would mount it to the wall lol.

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u/goodfleance Mar 14 '26

SKS d is dope, but they're Chinese too so their handguard is also a bit smaller. But the Hush Holsters stock is an awesome option that fattens up the forend nicely.

For lever guns I absolutely love my .22, it's amazing fun. It's satisfying like driving a manual transmission, it's mechanically enjoyable. 357 is a great option too since you can shoot .38 to save some money, but I really enjoyed blasting a 45/70 levergun and you could call it a camp/bear gun to justify it!

No joke RPGs used to be legal! Just the launcher tube, obviously not the explosives, but you could get a training rocket that shit a single rifle cartridge.

Nice collection, keep going!

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u/Imaginary-Text4690 Mar 19 '26

I think the ksg is effectively ambidextrous, ejects from bottom