r/canadaguns • u/I-LOVE-HENRY-RIFLES • May 14 '26

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u/-rifle-is-fine- May 14 '26 edited May 14 '26

Remember: You don't have to be on an Olympic team. Just be practicing a discipline recognized by the Olympics, even if that is just a once a week casual bullseye shoot.

EDIT: I would direct your inquiries to these guys.

https://www.sfc-ftc.ca/

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u/External_Big_2982 May 14 '26

Is .22lr the only caliber within Olympic discipline ?

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u/-rifle-is-fine- May 14 '26

I am no expert, but they are:

https://www.sfc-ftc.ca/

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u/voodoopriest May 14 '26

.32 used to be used in the Olympics but is no longer. Though .32 is still used by the ISSF.

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u/mechant_papa May 14 '26

The problem is that 32 has been on the prohib list for a long time so it's difficult to get into shooting that calibre. You essentially are limited to applying for permission to buy a 22LR pistol.

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u/mwmwmwmwmmdw May 14 '26

the .32 olympic pistols though i though where excluded in the 90s bans on .32 for that reason

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u/Agent_1812 https://youtu.be/mrAwb9ptu9U May 15 '26

32 S&W olympic pistols are excluded from the prohibited list,
but it's going to cost a boatload of money

A Walther GSP with both 22 LR and 32 S&W uppers will cost in the neighbourhood of $6k

https://carl-walther.com/_default_upload_bucket/GSP500_32%20re.jpg