I have a multi pest problem in my back yard, any suggestions on how to have a 22 ready to go as quickly as possible while still storing legally? Currently gums and ammo are stored separately locked at opposite ends of the house for safety, but I can’t get a gun loaded and get to the back door as quickly as I’d like at the moment. No bylaws in my area for minimum distance from house to discharge and no one in earshot anyway.

Bonus problem, my 22’s are all tube fed

I’m new to shooting and still trying to understand moa’s and all that. These 4 shots were taken in 40 seconds and from my understanding is about 1 moa apart on each? Is that a good grouping for a hunting rifle. It’s a 30-06, should I adjust my sight any further or just leave as is?

I live near Coquitlam, I have a membership at mission rod and gun club. Would anyone be kind enough to let me borrow their chronograph? Thx!

What an absolute blast to shoot! Can’t wait to take it out for deer season here in Quebec later this year!

Took the yugo, the henry and a 10/22 out for the day.

Hey team.

Cleaned my Tikka T3X for the first time. Accidentally twisted the housing on the bolt body. Heard a loud click and now it's stuck in this position.

I think I may have accidentally dry fired the bolt while.it was disassembled.

Any tips on how to get it back?

Browning X-bolt 2 TBC in 30-06 topped with a Meopta Optika6 3-18x56. Recoil Hawg muzzle brake

I’m trying to get the new Harvester before this years controlled hunt. I’ve reached out to a couple of places and they said they’d be getting some in within a couple of weeks and that was months ago.

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

I got a SPARC II that I want to install on my Mossberg 500 turkey barrel 's vent rib.

I cannot however find any suitable Weaver/ Picatinny vent rib adapter. Ohhunt ones are not wide enough. Others like Meadow Creek are out of stock.

I however realized that the provided mounts seem to match the style of a Warne 6111m vent rib mount (Aimpoint micro T1-T2).

I would like confirmation that it will fit, and adequately manage turkey load recoil with a SPARC II on it.

I don't see any mention of Aimpoint T1-T2 in the SPARC manual. Anyone here using this setup?

Hello just wondering if I’m legally transporting a firearm (non restricted) and I am pulled over by a police officer am i under obligation to inform the officer i have a firearm in the vehicle?

Just some updates, I've posted before about different upgrades you can do with the Makasi using mine as a template. This upgrade, I took advantage of what's allowed in the U.S., installed an 11.5 inch barrel and a Haga Defense Brace with Tail Hook.

I like it, but it makes me want to turn it into a proper SBR so I can upgrade to the stock for the Haga.

Finished a 500 rnd batch of 9mm reloads to feed the Glock and appease the (CFO Approved) outdoor range gods. Who LARPs short shorts? I LARP short shorts! The muzzle device in pics 3 & 5 is NOT A SUPPRESSOR but a Linear Compensator.

>NO SALES, NO LINKS< ALL MAGS PINNED TO 10 ROUNDS, SERIAL #'s HAVE BEEN EDITED OUT FOR PRIVACY. PARTS LIST IS A MYSTERY YOU JUST HAVE TO GUESS please don't flag/delete my post lol

Hey folks, working on a video about the SKS. Hoping some of you would be willing to send along pictures of your SKSes, especially action shots of the SKS in use in sporting/hunting/etc.

Please email them to [runkleofthebailey@gmail.com](mailto:runkleofthebailey@gmail.com)

You must have the copyright to any photos you send me. Please also include the following, for rights reasons:

"I hereby grant Ian Runkle a permanent and irrevocable license to use this image for the purpose of making video content, and grant him the right to sublicense as necessary for distribution and sharing of the video content."

Lets hope we finally see some progress in the right direction.

Plastic trigger guards work well enough... but the upgraded trigger group on an 870 Police Magnum, 870 Wingmaster, or 590A1 are what will survive real abuse.

Feeling very Canadian this week so I felt the need to share my own piece of a small and often unknown corner of Longbranch Enfield rifle production!

The last Lee-Enfield variant produced in Canada, the EAL rifle appears to be a quasi-joint venture by the crown corporation CAL (Canadian Arsenals Limited) and a private company/retailer EAL (Essential Agencies Limited). The history is rather convoluted and is better summarized here:

https://sites.google.com/site/essentialagenciesltd/home

...however the TL;DR is that these rifles were built from the spare parts Longbranch had lying around after military orders for Lee-Enfield rifles dried up. The guns were sold to the RCAF as survival rifles for aircrew and on the civilian market as hunting rifles through Eaton's and other retailers.

EAL rifles are often confused for aftermarket sporterized Enfield rifles, but each EAL gun was built from the ground up in this configuration and in my opinion should not be considered sporterized.

My example is what is known in collector circles as a late-model Type B, distinguished by its two-position flip rear sight and layout of markings on the left side of the receiver. A distinctive mark of all EAL rifles is that the charger bridge (for feeding stripper clips or "chargers" in British English) has been completely machined off and a factory recoil-pad installed.

Shooting-wise it feels just like a standard No.4 Lee-Enfield... because it pretty much is... but in excellent condition as they were manufactured and sold as brand new rifles in the late 1940s and 1950s. I've had excellent accuracy with mine and it handles very well. The original Jostam "Anti-Flinch" recoil pad is miraculously still soft and works well to dampen hot .303 loads. Overall, a certified Canadian classic with vintage Lee-Enfield and civilian sporting vibes!

Scored a cheap 77c at auction, with the rare red Vietnam rubber butt pad so I'm converting it to a 77e replica. I will not be altering the stamps or markings but I am trying to get it as close as possible otherwise. I cut the barrel down to 19" and re finished the furniture. Next up is a brass bead and then I'm going to look at options to get it parkerized. Very happy with how it cycles and shoots.

For reference I live in Victoria BC, after Pullen’s passing there really is not a lot of options here. I potentially would be fine with shipping to vetted gunsmiths. I’m looking for someone who is good with antique revolvers etc.

Thank you

17 year old and 22 year old caught with fetty flopper and this bad boy

Here is my Henry Homesteader tactical build. I’m calling it the Henry Homewrecker.

Neuman Metalworks Pistol Grip Adapter

Magpul UCS Folding stock

BorealRush Aluminum M-lok handgaurd

I need to get a lower mount for my Holosun AEMS.

Put a few hundred rounds theough it this morning. Super fun range day.