r/canadaguns • u/macmuaythai • Apr 10 '26

Buy recommendations PCC semi autos left

Are there any other Pistol caliber semi autos left now besides the Henry homesteader?

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u/Remarkable_Vanilla34 Apr 10 '26

It was sad when our competitors when to the ispc account world championship and see all the competitors from all these progressive countries that liberal voters probably assume can't own these guns, and our competitors had to borrow rifles from the US team, which was at the height of the trade war hostilities. I wish people understood that the ban on these guns is only a small number of countries, its not the norm. Most progressive westren countries modeled their laws in a similar fashion to what Canada had prior to 2020. Trudeau saw New Zealand and wanted to be world renowned for being an early adopter of gun control trend, in reality countries like Finland are now building public images and encouraging gun ownership, an i can't name a more progressive country then Finland.

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u/OutAndAboutAussie Apr 10 '26

New Zealand borderline has better laws than Canada now, semi-auto rim-fire and tube fed shotguns are on their most basic license with suppressors not requiring a license to buy, you can own handguns if you do 12 shoots a year and collectors can own working full-autos they just can't shoot them, Farmers can own semi-auto center-fires still and so on. Even in Aus we can still own handguns and collectors can own semi-auto rim-fires and shotguns. On top of 50BMG being legal in some states in Aus and NZ.

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u/NeruLight Apr 10 '26

That hurts man lol

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u/mischling2543 Apr 10 '26

Hell Czechia even allows concealed carry for normal civilians. Unlike what the fearmongering Liberals would have you believe, Prague has not turned into Detroit.