r/canadaguns May 15 '26

News / Politics / Activism Lending Program

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u/thehuntinggearguy 3gun, Mapleseed, YouTuber, SlamFire Radio, Revolver-hater May 15 '26

We had Ken on Slam Fire talking about this and giving more detail.

Youtube version (Starts at 1:04:22)

Or podcast version if you want to listen while at work (starts at 1:05:00)

tl dr; you buy a handgun, his business loans it to you for 1 year increments. You need RPAL, range membership, and IPSC membership.

More details: this is also an avenue to kinda inherit guns. ie: he buys your dead dad's handguns, then loans it to you. It's also another avenue to sell your unwanted handguns for more than a slap in the face.

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u/84camaroguy May 15 '26

What happens if you need to take a year away from range and IPSC membership?

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u/Agent_1812 https://youtu.be/mrAwb9ptu9U May 16 '26

iirc to maintain a black badge you have to shoot at least one competition every year

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u/Only-Cap3497 May 15 '26

Would you be able to elaborate a little bit please and thank you? I do understand what you’re saying I’m just curious about the details. I’ve never been involved in competitive shooting, I’m curious what sort of timeframe I would be looking at? I do possess an RPAL and a range membership, I only own NR’s. Is a full IPSC membership required or is an associate membership enough? From the little research I’ve done, it seems I will need to possess a pistol before I can take the black badge course, and eventually apply for full membership.

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u/thehuntinggearguy 3gun, Mapleseed, YouTuber, SlamFire Radio, Revolver-hater May 15 '26

I gave timestamped video or audio versions of a longer interview with the guy. Give it a listen, email Ken with any other questions.

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u/eldaniay May 16 '26

what happens if he goes out of business

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u/eldaniay May 16 '26

Yeah thats very risky for sure. Maybe if it was established like reliable gun