r/canadaguns Apr 25 '26

Buy recommendations Looking for advice

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/Dill_Pickle_Tears Apr 25 '26

Makasi, MRA Renegade, and the Canuck (or a real M4 if you’re dropping the other guns). If you got the renegade in .223 you could share cartridges between that and the Makasi. They’re both multi-cal guns as well so you could always change them if you buy additional parts.

300 BLK is a good cartridge but without a real suppressor you’d probably wouldn’t really benefit as much. I think there’s a case where you’d benefit from additional stopping power, if you’re using it as a bush gun for hunting at short to moderate distances. If it’s a range gun only, i think you’d be better off saving some money on ammunition by going .223 / 5.56.

12 gauge if some kind is a must have for a collection for sure. A bolt action is great but not sure if you need to drop the $$$ on a ruger precision. If that’s your bag you could absolutely go for it. Some kind of .22 would be great too - you could build a quality long range precision .22 bolt action rifle for less and practice that same discipline for cheaper.