r/canadaguns • u/MapleDesperado • Mar 25 '26

News / Politics / Activism Making Ready for Use

Probably not perfect flair but recent news tweaked my curiosity.

How long does a typical law-abiding owner take to make their weapon ready for use?

Or in other words, your weapon and ammunition are properly stored. You hear a noise or see something that makes you suspicious. How long does it take you to get to your gun safe, open it, and then assemble and load the firearm?

How much does that vary between your pistol, rifle, and shotgun?

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u/JerkyMan360 Mar 25 '26

Weapon?

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u/CanadianGunNoob Mar 25 '26

Yes, guns are weapons. Any other questions?

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u/HankHippoppopalous Mar 25 '26

Mine are display pieces only.

SPORTING GOODS.

HERITAGE ITEMS.

Weapons are for criminals and we'll have none of that around here.

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u/CanadianGunNoob Mar 25 '26

Guess the police and military don't need weapons then.

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u/JerkyMan360 Mar 25 '26

Is a hatchet a weapon?