r/canadaguns • u/Mysterious_Sleep7443 • 20d ago
News / Politics / Activism Charity Machine Gun Shoot – Wainwright
https://nfa.ca/charity-machine-gun-shoot-wainwright/
Canada’s National Firearms Association is extremely proud to sponsor the first (hopefully annual in the future) The Loyal Edmonton Regiment Military Museum , The Lord Strathcona’s Horse (Royal Canadians) Regimental Society, and Valour Park Association Charity Machine Gun Shoot this September 26th at CFB Wainwright, Alberta.
An unforgettable event for a good cause, promoting education and Canadian history.
There will be a limited number of tickets available for this shoot, so don’t wait to book your spot.
Here are several of the firearms that will be available at the shoot:
Bren Gun
Thompson 1928 Submachine Gun
Sten Mk I and Mk II
German MG 42
MP 40 Submachine Gun
STG 44
Canadian C2 Light Machine Gun
Luger
Mauser C96
U.S. Army Colt 1911
Browning Hi-Power
Walther PPK
Lee-Enfield No. 4
German Mauser K98
And additional historically significant military firearms
For further information go to: Valourpark.org
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u/HatchingCougar 20d ago
Last full auto event at a civilian range was in SK, 1998
IRC for a time a few events were held at CAF ranges, but then the ATTs to even go to a CAF range were stopped as well
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u/Thereal_Stormm006 20d ago
This proves Canada’s gun culture has potential to be one of the best in the world. If only had we adopted Swiss/Czech gun laws instead of Bill C21
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u/VosperCA 20d ago
Now this would be a good reason to return to Wainwright. Just a bit too far away for making it there.
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u/DJ_Necrophilia 20d ago
This is how the green weenie gets ya. Do not be fooled by the sweet sirens call
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u/CringelordCameron 20d ago
Next time I end up at CFB Borden, I'll try to convince the guys at their military museum to have one of these shoots in Ontario. They have an incredible collection and apparently occasionally shoot their stuff privately.
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u/ThePoeticJester 20d ago
As someone who was stuck in Wainwright for some time: if you go, enjoy it cause that and the Bison reserve are the only things out there 😅
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u/Mysterious_Sleep7443 20d ago
Wonder if they have any full auto AKs, UZIs, MAC 10s, or TEC-9s ?
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u/GonZo_626 20d ago
I know I saw a few AK's in the basement of the Loyal Edmonton Reginment museum when I went with cadets years ago. No idea if they were full-auto, but probably.
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u/Possible_Thing_9385 19d ago
CGN has a thread going. I am an event volunteer and will be running the static weapons display featuring Canadian service Handguns, Submachineguns and Rifles/Carbines from WW1 to the current day. There will be more guns on the firing line than are listed above. I know for a fact that there is at least 1 x Russian AKMS, a Belgian FN FAL, an Indian 1A1 FAL, and an Uzi. There will likely be more. I recommend monitoring the thread over at CGN, as I won't be posting everything over here.
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u/Eisenbahn-de-order 19d ago
Please have one at Suffield as well 😅 much closer for us folks in the south
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u/K9turrent 18d ago
You still can't get me to go back to Wainwright voluntarily, even with the promise of machine guns.
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u/Mysterious_Sleep7443 20d ago
This is Amazing
It better be a yearly tradition!