r/canadaguns • u/ivanlarav • Apr 25 '26

Buy recommendations Looking for advice

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PAL coming soon. Is this a good idea? Or should I go easy and buy just buy one or two and take it easy?

  1. Kel-Tec KSG Shotgun, 18.50" Barrel, 12+1 Dual Tube Magazine, Tan, 12GA

  2. Maple Ridge Armoury, Renegade MKII - Straight-Pull Rifle, 16.0" Nitride Barrel, 300

  3. Crusader Arms, Backland Hunter 556 Rifle, 18.70" Barrel, Bronze

  4. Brigade Mfg. MAKASI MK-15 Rifle, 5.56MM 18.60" Barrel, Short-Stroke Pis-ton, 12.00" M-LOK Handguard, Black

  5. Canuck Elite TacOp, Semi-Automatic Shotgun, 18.60" Chrome Lined Barrel, Black, 12GA

  6. Ruger Enhanced Precision Rifle, Gen 4, 24.00" Cold Hammer Forge 5R Barrel, M-LOK Handguard, 6.5 Creedmoor

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u/Iokua_CDN Apr 25 '26

Yup black friday is amazing for guns, every black friday lately I get one 

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u/TheBulletBuddy Apr 25 '26

Hoping someone's got the henry supreme on sale for thay day haha

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u/Iokua_CDN Apr 25 '26

Be pretty sweet! You thinking 223 or 300 ac for it?

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u/TheBulletBuddy Apr 25 '26

.223 for sure. Ive got.... lots lol.

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u/Iokua_CDN Apr 25 '26

I looked up the price out of curiosity.

Best was like $1750. Ouch!!  I hope they do a black friday sale too, all lever action prices hurtl lately. I regret never buying the $300 henry 22 I saw back when I first got my Pal

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u/TheBulletBuddy Apr 25 '26

All fun rifles these days cost an arm and a leg haha.

For me right now. It's the supreme and the homesteader catching my eye. Which ever one goes on sale is getting a new home lol.

Love my .22s as well, a lever one would be awesome for sure.

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u/Iokua_CDN Apr 25 '26

I've been eying up the Homesteader too honestly. I know it's pretty much the only 9mm semi right  now, but I also dig the look of it. Liked the look better than the ruger 9mm rifle

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u/TheBulletBuddy Apr 25 '26

Those ruger PCCs had some absolutely wild aftermarket support though. Could pretty much turn em into anything, if they were legal, id 100% have one haha

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u/ivanlarav Apr 25 '26 edited Apr 25 '26

Yeah, I think that with the tacticool design, the straight-pull is the safest choice from a ban perspective.

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u/DougMacRay617 Apr 25 '26

Welcome to Canada NO FIREARM is safe

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u/ivanlarav Apr 25 '26

Because part of me wants to believe they’ll never take them away, but also because I’m a bit of a retard. As for pump-action, I was considering the Crusader Arms PND rifle in .223 Rem/5.56 NATO. Wyt?

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u/TheBulletBuddy Apr 25 '26

PND was a border line scam. Dont even consider it. Crusader arms these days is garbage.

If looking at pump, taipan or troy par is the way to go. They got it figured out.

I do love my 12.5 inch barrel Renegade though. It's a blast.