Made in 2 minutes on my phone on break

Can someone please suggest?

I only shoot in range. No hunting. I don’t like 357mag.

Shoot from 15yard to 100yard

Thank you!

Im ready to rock for the weekend!! Got some sighting in to do!

Hey Y’all,

Hope you are having a great day and a wonderful summer!

I am moving from Quebec to Ottawa, and I wanted to know what I needed to consider regarding my firearms. I have non restricted PAL so only NR firearms.
Anyone here live or have lived in Ottawa ? Is it allowed to shoot/practice on the Crown land (with a .22)? If not what are the local clubs that are great?

I updated my address online already, and I noticed the PAL doesn’t have an address written, so I guess I will not be receiving a new PAL card.

Cheers!

Hi everyone!

Hope i'm allowed to ask this here.

I'm from the Netherlands and, together with a few friends, I'm planning to travel to Canada in October. We'll be staying in the Toronto/Mississauga area.

We've got plenty of activities planned, but one thing that's on our bucket list is to try shooting real firearms at a shooting range. That's something that's generally not possible in the Netherlands.

I've heard that it's relatively easy to do this in the United States, but I'm curious about the laws and regulations in Canada.

Is it possible for tourists to visit a shooting range and shoot firearms in Canada?

If so, I'd really appreciate any recommendations or good experiences with shooting ranges in or around the Toronto/Mississauga area.

Thanks in advance!

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/toronto-gun-licence-applications-increase-9.7250800

A few pieces of incorrect info; article sorta implies you can still get handguns with an rpal, or at least if you were uninformed I could see how it reads that way.

Some interesting stats on the growth of applicants and increase in women interested nonetheless.

Hello,

Looking for a 20ga 26" shotgun for grouse and maybe even turkey. Came across this and wanted to get some thoughts on the benelli Nova. The price is right on budget.

I got my exemption and purchased a pistol on may 18th, the first week of June the CFO had the papers and a week later I got the reference number. It’s now been over a month, with one follow up call and they said ‘it’s still on their desk and hasn’t been reviewed’

I own a couple other registered pistols from pre-ban times

How long have others waited for this process to be finalized?

UPDATE: received transfer notice this morning !
4 days short of two months after purchase

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I’ll start off saying I’ve read tons of reviews and it’s about a 70/30 split of bad luck to good luck with them. My own experience was a bad one at the start, lots of failures to feed and failures to eject are suuuuuuper common with this gun out of the box. I’ve put over 1300 rounds through mine now and I’ve run into lots of issues for sure but overall it could be worse.

Fixes I’ve done. first step is to disassemble the internals and grab some scotch brite pads, I’ve found there is a lot of paint on the bolt especially on parts that rub and slide together so using scotch brite down to clean bare metal and oiling makes it slide much smother. Ammo is a big factor and I’ve tested lots and it’s honestly all realistically the same, but best results come from 38-40 grain. When firing I’ve also found pulling it in tight and keeping a good grip helps the recoil and the bolt cycling, being a 22 if you hold it too loose it won’t have enough power to fully cycle the bolt and pull the old shell out and eject it causing a jam. Then the newest and best option i found to prevent the failure to eject and chambering issues is to buy a compensator or some type of muzzle device. The changing in the gas flow and slowing it down a bit helps get more gas to cycle the bolt back fully and eject the rounds.

Anyway this is my first ever post and im not quite sure how to do this but i hope its helpful to some. Biggest take away is that its a 500$ gun but its a lot of fun and a great option. Doing this it has gone from 30 issues in the first 100 shots to 2 issues in the last 100. And those purely from rapid fire testing.

Apparently Go Tenda is opening a Calgary store! Yay and boo. Yay for a new store and boo for my wallet! If the job add location on Indeed is right, it'll be right beside Princess Auto south.

Looking forward to checking it out.

I discovered this on CGN.

https://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/threads/tenda-calgary-is-hiring-multiple-positions-open-apply-now.2588175/

I’m currently using a Benelli Nova 3 for casual clay shooting and it’s been a blast so far. Now that I’ve been doing it for a bit I’m looking at upgrading to something a little faster, as trying to hit multiple clays in the air isn’t the easiest with a pump action. Anyone have any recommendations for a good semi auto that’s under $2000? Around $1500 would be ideal. I have no intentions of hunting with it, only busting clays.

Hey, so my PAL expired. I had to complete another paper application because it was expired more than 6 months. I just didnt think I'd ever go hunting again, but then things changed.

I have my restricted and non restricted. However, I don't have any guns. I normally just used my dad's.

I sent in the application and I wanted to do both restricted and non restricted just to keep them both, in case one day it's legal to buy a handgun.

I was charged 93.84, which is the restricted fee. And that's all that I was charged. The non restricted is like 70$, I was expecting to pay like 120$

I figured both should be charged but that's not the case.

I'm concerned that I'm only getting my restricted..

Or does having restricted exceed the non restricted and therefore I only need to pay the bigger fee which covers both licenses??

Thoughts? I've tried calling but can't get through right now.

Rem mcs conversion magazine 14 and 18 inch standard bbl

Well it,s finally finished and perfect.

want to use a standard Remington 870 bbl on a remington 870 MCS?

Either original or one made buy us?

We are now able to offer magazine extension with threadded nut that will allow you to use a 14 inch or 18-inchPlus factory bbl.

These are machined out of 4140 HTSR steel and use a steel threaded retention nut.

The shoulder was brought forward to meet with the bbl lug.

These units have had the final T&E and will be going for cerakoting tomorrow.

Any ideas on what these are

Did a boomer discover AI?

Someone in my household was recently falsely accused of sexual assault. As part of their bail conditions, they are prohibited from possessing firearms, crossbows, and other weapons.

I own three recently prohibited firearms in my collection. Their lawyer has advised that the bail conditions may be considered breached simply because the firearms are in the home. Hopefully, the lawyer can have that condition clarified or amended. If not, I’ll need to transport the firearms to a trusted friend for storage.

What is the process for obtaining an Authorization to Transport (ATT/ATP) for recently prohibited firearms? Is it still possible to get one? I’d rather not participate in the buyback program.

I’m running a 10/22 with a 597 mag adapter. I’d like to find a hopper speed loader instead of just a “thumb saver” style.

I found the McFadden lightin loader that looks nice but it’s from the states and probably costs a ton to get here.

Is there maybe a 10/22 loader I can use the adapter in?

I’d appreciate any suggestions on how I can save my thumbs

https://www.ourcommons.ca/petitions/EN/Petition/Details?Petition=e-7505

Since there's an exemption in the OIC that allows natives to hunt with their prohibited firearms, would I be allowed to take said firearm to the range to "sight it in" for hunting in the fall?

Located in Toronto, trying to transfer firearms to Europe, does anyone know certified dealer that can do it, because all the Google and RCMP suggestions are not (even though they are certified) doing it except from Canada to USA

This is for the fudds, feel free to join but no ticklish toes! We gotta keep this safe 🤣

Good morning folks,

As titled, I'm looking for recommendations for an experienced gunsmith preferably in BC, although I would be willing to travel.

Back in '23 Kelowna had a devastating wildfire that destroyed well over 100 homes, mine and several friends of mine included. In those houses unfortunately was recently frozen, now irreplaceable handguns. Pictured is mine and in very poor condition.

I am looking for a gunsmith to attempt to repair mine, girsan regard MC in 9mm and two iwi jericho's for a friend, both in much better condition than mine, one in .40 and one in 9mm.

If you have any experience with your local gunsmith, please rave them to me. We were going to go through Dlask, but unfortunately for us, fortunately for him, he is now enjoying a well-earned retirement.

I'd rather take them in person, but I would be willing to ship if the right gunsmith doesn't happen to be on my doorstep.

Cat tax including feet in lieu of my nasty feet. I apologize.

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n88MQ7OuM64

Today, Canada’s gun lobby, the Canadian Coalition for Firearm Rights (The CCFR), filed an unprecedented class action application against the Federal Government utilizing recent amendments to Saskatchewan’s Provincial Firearms Act. The action aims to hold the Federal Government to their promise to compensate licensed gun owners for their lawfully acquired property made worthless after the May 1, 2020 firearm bans and subsequent actions. This is the latest countermeasure The CCFR has launched to protect licensed gun owners against an unreasonable and overreaching Liberal government.

If successful, a certified class action would force the government to pay full and fair compensation to affected residents of Saskatchewan for not only their banned firearms, but for other affected property such as accessories and in some cases, ammunition. This case will significantly impact decisions currently under consideration by other provinces and territories regarding the government’s embattled firearm bans and “compensation program”.