r/canadaguns Jun 22 '26

News / Politics / Activism Sks in shooting

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I hope it doesn't lead to an sks ban

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u/Nice-Background890 Jun 22 '26 edited Jun 22 '26

Yeah you can see that fucker reload with a stripper clip in the video that gets posted around.

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u/harvardspook Jun 22 '26

Unironically low capacity magazines saved lives in this case.

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u/XJD0 Jun 22 '26

Yeah good thing the mass shooter decided to follow magazine restrictions

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u/pewpewlepew Jun 22 '26

Yeah surprising he didn't just get rid of the pin, but i don't expect much from dead idiots.

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u/harvardspook Jun 22 '26

Yup but also it was a fixed mag SKS so the real good thing is he had terrible choice of gun

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u/StalkerRigo Jun 22 '26

I'm not so sure...

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