I got my PAL this year and I’ve been looking at a few guns to add to my collection. I’ve currently got a Benelli Lupo in 6.5 Creedmoor and I’m eyeing the Beretta 1301, but I’m also looking to get into clay shooting, but honestly I’ve never fired an over/under shotgun and the only shotguns I’ve fired at a clay shoot was an ancient Browning Auto 5 (which was dope). My thinking was if I get the 1301, that fills the semi-auto niche, and maybe I look at an O/U, but all the recommended ones online are quite expensive! The one that seemed most appealing was the Beretta 688 but for one of these shotguns, it totals up to more than the Lupo and 1301 lol.

So what should I be looking at? I don’t mind spending more, but what would keep me in the sport through absolute novice up to somewhat experienced over the next few years?

Any recommendations for a first gun I have a budget of 1000 dollars and most likely wanting to get a rimfire I been looking at the rock armory tm22.

Hubba: 1958 K series Tula

Bubba: Fab Defense stock, Hical mag adapter, Hical trigger job, Kodiak Defense sks-101 rail

I see FRT entries for these marked as Non-Restricted. They are 114 mm barrel and 318 mm barrel. There is nothing in the market in truely this category. This is basically a pistol length barrel in a rifle that is about 20 inch length I guess. But I never see them listed anywhere. Were they never really launched or something?

Bought it. Used it. Got bored of it. Got paid for it. Get over it.

I'm mostly a manual action kind of guy but thought this would be a fun rifle to spin up some designs around until I finally get time to take it out to the range.

Base rifle is a 12" TM22 Pro

Barrel shroud, handguard top pic rail, foregrip, charging handle and custom magazine are designed by yours truly and printed in a mix of ASA and PETG.

Magazine holds 20rnds (pretty tightly), so far I've successfully tested feeding with only dummy rounds, since I'm not going to chamber live ammo in the house. I'm still working on refining the design.

Beavertail grip is the KaborDevices KD2 3D printed grip

MLOK SBI-like rail covers are also 3D printed.

Gideon Optics Mediator mounted so I can access all three top rail screws for cleaning.

Figured it was a good time to post another run of my Webley mk1 revolver circa 1890 using light smokeless reloads in 45AutoRim (same load will work for 45ACP with moonclips).

Handloading recipe is: 45AR starline brass, 3.5-3.6g win 231 powder, CCI large pistol primer, 1.26OAL, 230g LRN. Enjoy!

Looks like the doors will open pretty soon!!

Fairly new to the sport and had a question on one of my next purchases and storage
On of my storage options is a locked 4 drawer cabinet for horizontal storage. How easy at home is it to unscrew shotgun barrels? Mossberg, 1301, also ruger 10-22
This is just one option
Thankyou

Archangel Nomad 1022HK G36.

Hi all!
I’m new to this subreddit. I have applied for my RPAL and waiting for it to get delivered and am wondering what all should I look at before I get my license in the mail. Any recommendations are welcome. I was looking at the Nova3 and a potential 300 Winchester magnum rifle.

So excited to be part of this community.

EDIT: I wasn’t expecting that many responses haha. Thank you, this subreddit is awesome !!

Does anybody know if all Benelli M4 compatible stocks work on the Crusader Arms Backland Hunter?

More specifically the Toni Systems Stock.

Hopefully one day Woox or Magpul will make an M4 compatible stock, but until then, this will have to do

The hunt is over for this beauty. Fluted barrel shooting 17HMR. I think it’s about 10-15 years old, but overall good condition and mint.

Did a light coating of stock finish to bring it back to life.

All thats left is to swap the scope and test her out.

My credit card is burning a hole in my pocket and my ammo supply is running low.

Hey guys,

I just got into firearms and I am looking to get my first hard case. I would like to get one that can fit two rifles so that I can bring those to the range without having to carry multiple cases. Don't know if that matters, but I've got a 22LR and a .270.

Thing is, from what I have seen so far, I would need to cut out the foam in the shape of my rifles. I would like to avoid that since I plan on getting more rifles in the future and I don't want to be swaping foams everytime.

I am more a of ''buy once, cry once'' type of person and I am looking at Pelican and Nanuk, but I am open to other suggestions.

Any suggestions as far as specific models go?

Hey guys,

I would like to zero a new rifle at 100yds and do some target practice on some crown land but im having trouble finding anywhere with enough space. I just got my pal this year so im not able to join any ranges until at least next year so im stuck shooting on crown land for a while.

If anyone is willing to point out a good area or give me a spot that works I would really appreciate it. I live in Etobicoke and dont mind driving a couple hours.

Thanks

Kral Arms KR22 Tactical. Did I put the red dot in the right place?

So I bought a very lightly used Benelli Nova 3 HD the other day, finally got a case and lock so I tore it down, cleaned it up, and put it back together just about an hour ago.

I watched a TON of teardown videos, most of them several years old unfortunately, but in nearly every single one I noticed 2 things: 1. The pins in the receiver on one side (usually left) have a flat head on them, mine do not, they're just skinny rods; and 2. Removing the trigger piece was really difficult in the videos, but mine practically fell out, and I had zero issues getting this back in.

My question is: Are these things normal? I'm wondering if these differences were fixed with newer versions of the guns (like bolt shape differences especially) or is this something I need to be suspicious of?

Does anyone have a newer Nova 3 HD to compare?

I also never got a manual (which I can find online) or a plug. Anyone know of a cheap site I can buy a plug, or if I don't ever plan on taking this hunting should I just save the money and forget it altogether?

Thanks!

Are you eastern bloc or western allies? Or should none of this have even happened in the first place?

Homesteader and PA37

Hi guys!

I've started hunting like 2 years ago and now I've started to do some precision shooting. Nothing professional, just a hobby.

Recently I've scored a Nikon Monarch 7 IL, in 56mm and I have an opportunity to exchange it for a Burris SixX 40mm with a ballistic crosshair.

I know the Burris SixX is for a long time discontinued but the warranty is still there and some people told me the SixX was a real beast.

Same for the Nikon but the fact there is no more warranty bothers me a bit.

Any input to help me to decide?

It'll be used mostly for deer hunting in a tree stand (200-300yards ) and at shooting range for fun and challenge. /// Forgot to add the Nikon is 3x12 and the Burris is 2x12

Thank you all!

Howdy Folks!

The Texan is back with yet another Gun Appreciation Post, where today, we look at another prohibited weapon that used to be available in Canada, but is unfortunately no longer available for purchase.

The one and only!

Heckler & Koch MP5 Submachine Gun.

I mean come on, this is the most iconic submachine gun in history, and it has made an impact in counter terrorism operations. It is definitely an icon, and would be worthy of its own museum exhibits.

Anyways

Enjoy!