r/canadaguns • u/AlmightyJumboTron • Jul 30 '26

Feets / Collection / My build Anyone else miss shooting their baby?

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This is my rifle, there are many like it, but this one is mine.

Sad to have sold it to mike from canmore on december 3rd, 2024

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u/jay370gt Jul 30 '26

Buy a farm, live your life, fuck the feds; those Liberal mofos had no problem taxing you when you bought this thing legally and paying themselves with the taxes collected.

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u/coffeeofwar Jul 30 '26

As old saying goes don't ask don't tell lol

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u/yoyopomo Jul 30 '26

You can buy a couple acres for under 50k up north.

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u/ProtoJazz Aug 02 '26

To be clear up front, I'm not suggesting anyone break the law. I'm not giving legal advice. But people sleep on areas like mid Manitoba.

If you go south, you've got the large cities. If you go far enough north you start to hit mining operations and stuff. It's still pretty remote, but there's very little in the world as remote as some of that land in between.

It's marshy, shitty, covered in either trees or grass depending on which parts your in. And it's just terrible. It's deceptively dangerous, far from any kind of civilization, even roads for some of it.

I remember an interview with survivorman where he said it was one of the few places he refused to go to for the show.

I strongly suspect the only reason there's not more meth labs and stuff hiding there is that if anything it's too remote. Not ideal if you need to move stuff in and out.

But if you're looking for wilderness, God damn it's there.

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u/Cope180-Enjoyer Jul 30 '26

Maybe we all should stop paying theft style taxes. For the saftey and well being of our wealth.

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u/peed_on_ur_poptart Jul 31 '26

Im not saying that "i" do this. But occasionally out in the bush on crown land I find good secluded spots where a person can fire the guns they legally purchased and not be bothered by libtards.