TM22 Pro w/

• Simmons Pro Tube Red Dot
• Tommy Enterprise Mag Sleeve
• Magpul M-LOK Vertical Grip
• Backup Iron Sights I had lying around

I am cautious about Turkish firearms, but this one feels solid and had no issues with couple hundreds of rounds through it. Very happy so far.

Hey everyone
Looking to clean this up what is the right way to do this? Or someone local in Vancouver that can
Brad

Did someone Customize their Russian SKS with a Fab Defence Chassis + the Matador Arms SKS scope mount + SKS Magwell Adapter….. Waiting for my PAL to arrive and I been thinking about this lil project of mine. I been looking all over YouTube but couldn’t find one video or built on the internet. Is it like a Packer Punch weapon or Taboo build in the SKS FAMILY ? Waiting for yall opinion… don’t be scared. WE LISTEN AND WE DONT JUDGE !!!

I am a long time shooter but not knowledgeable at all about customizations.

I ordered two of delta dynamics shot cards two and a half weeks ago and I haven’t had any update about the order being shipped, I’ve contacted them from their site, dm’d them on Instagram, messaged them on Reddit, and have still gotten no reply. This is pretty disappointing since o heard they had a pretty good reputation and their prices seemed really great

Some friends and myself have been working hard to get this match organized. All proceeds to a good cause, split between the fallen officers families and the wounded warriors of Canada. If you are IPSC/ IDPA holster certified or are certified to carry every day for your job, please sign up and show your love and support to the first responders who put their lives on the line on the daily.

This will be the first time we've run this match but if things go well we will be making it a yearly event. Any questions please ask.

Sign ups are currently open for MIL/LEO but civilian sign ups open up soon. We can be found on practicescore under the same title. Hope to see many of you out there.

May sound weird but looking for videos of people working on and shooting thier firearms without any commentary.

Just the audio and background noise as they work and shoot.

Ex. JaegerZ9999’s channel.

It’s just so damn calming.

I bought an NIJ IIIa Kevlar Fast Helmet off of AliExpress for fun. After seeing all of the reviews being people making ridiculous claims about the protection and wanting to shoot it, I decided to do it.

I shot the helmet with 22LR Sub, 22LR CCI Target ammo, and Ballistic tipped 30-30. All of which passed through with no resistance, not even so much as moving the helmet. Behind the helmet was a steel gong, and even the spalling of 30-30 passed through. The inside smelled like bondo, and what looked like dry blue power and fibre glass went flying everywhere making the berm smell like an auto shop.

For all the people who want to buy one of these cheap helmets, who own one and don’t want to test it, or like to see money wasted… Don’t Buy This Helmet For Actual Protection. This is an airsoft helmet that is made of fibre glass.

brand new is like $200. Gets offended when asked a question and calls me a liberal lol.

I don't know where all these fake conservative are coming from and calls everyone a liberal. when they themselves get offended easier than an actual liberal

Hello people,

I am looking to buy a sling to go with my first rifle. I got a hunting trip coming up and I would like something that won't slip and won't interfere with my backpack.

I think I saw a sling that allows the rifle to rest vertically on the shoulder but with a another strap that goes around the body to prevent it from slipping.

Any recommendations?

*Edited. Fellas, this is not a post about hearing safety. I am alive to the risks. Those are my risks to take on or to mitigate. This is a post about brakes recommendations. Yes, they are louder, they will be tested with ear pro compared to bare muzzle before I go hunting without ear pro. Your concern is appreciated, but stay on topic, please.

I am in the market for a brake to go on my 308 win bolt rifle with the following characteristics, listed in the order of importance:

1) Low concussive blast

2) Muzzle jump mitigation

3) Recoil reduction

4) Length/weight.

The rifle is used for hunting (so shot spotting and low concussive blast are important as I hunt without ear protection) and for practicing at the range (so recoil reduction is somewhat important but low concussive force is at a premium, as I can mitigate felt recoil in other ways).

I've been doing a lot of theoretical research and have zeroed in on PVA Jetblast (3 port) Ultralight. Based on the SabLab testing I got onto the Jetblast and then realized they make an ultralight, but I can't seem to get my hands on it in Canada.

A friend suggested that I try IBI Tactical 3-Gill. They advertise the first port at 90 degrees reducing backward blast, but I can't seem to find any reviews, and while everyone can advertise things not everyone can achieve the same results.

Are there any other brakes worth looking at based on my priorities?

Don't care where the brake is made, as long as it's available in Canada.

https://www.canada.ca/en/department-finance/programs/international-trade-finance-policy/canadas-response-us-tariffs/complete-list-us-products-subject-to-counter-tariffs.html

I know gravel is legit and this is probably as safe as ordering a gun off Gunpost but holyy does it feel sketchy hahaha

True North Arms has commissioned a Turkish manufacturer to make a prototype clone-correct, parts interchangeable Remington 870 clone. The idea is to have a better price point then American 570s while maintaining or exceeding parts quality, and allowing the use of variable ammo tubes, including the longer ones allowed by it being manual action in combination with variable length of barrels, including very short ones that still allow the firearm to exceed the minimum Canadian overall length. The entire Remington 870 ecosystem of parts would be available, as the fellow form TNA demonstrates as he mixes and matches parts from the clone and original. TNA is looking for feedback on the interest in this, as well as if it should be exactly cloned, or built up a bit in places known to wear on the 870. Admins, I'm not a TNA representative, I just enjoy their videos. Thanks!

I call it, the SKS box.

4 Chinese and 1 Russian.

(Of which 1 chinese is for Bubba projects since it has bolt hold open mod, no bayonet lug and a weird custom muzzle brake courtesy of the original owner)

Now if only I could find a complete Yugo that isn't an arm and a leg.

Is it possible .... to build a Canada legal TP-9 like errr PCC from first principle? Just throwing a basic idea in the wind. Not by a lay person but by a legal business licensed to make firearms.

We know Glock and its internal parts are dime a dozen (not literally but you get my drift!).

Barrel assembly, trigger/ trigger groups, recoil springs, buffers, springs, locking block and even entire upper slide.

And actual receiver is essentially polymer frame. I mean there are such companies like Polymer 80 that make such 100% polymer frames. The frame as such is basically cavity and holes to support these components. So.... why not have that cavity intact and just add a butt stock (as in the mold) for what essentially is a handgun design into a .... sub compact carbine not matching anything on market externally. the slide can still "slide" on rails, heck may be cover by a shroud.

Rest everything is essentially... in same place as a glock.

Heck, while we are at it, we can have a unique mag/magwell design (just some mechanical incompatiability with general glock mag well) and have mags with just 5 rounds. Like add slots/notch to avoid any other mag from fitting in.

And here is the kicker part. Since this is going to be a Canada only madness and not in massive numbers, so make it using additive manufacturing process which does not require committing to make molds etc. The equipment are flexible and reuseable. Just slow. But then Canada is a small market. You can actually do a "build on order" model. There are fibres that can hold for pretty decent. Like PEEK. Heck... offer a service that if you crack and break your frame, they can send you a new frame if you return old broken/cracked frame. I mean there are such things like FGC-9. Those guys are using much much worse fibres (PLA etc) and materials. You can use better fibres and structural material. Like PEEK, Nylon+CF+GF... the list is endless... to actually make the frame as strong as polymer frames from Glock.

And when and if Horsie or Lie-be-reals ban it. Just make cosmetic changes to the damn design while keeping the cavity intact.

I believe... you can even have specialized AI models that can actually let you to customize the asthetics / "looks" of firearm, without actually messing up the structural integrity of the frame.

Let horsie ban it... send the new model for classification and validation the next day and launch it once it is done. Or sent 10. And launch as you need. One by one. May be next day to horsie ban.

TL;DR:

1. Make your PCC models recievers a moving target for Horsie to ban.
2. Reuse ALL of Glock internals. Basically put Glock in a PCC body.
3. Use additive manufacturing methods and produce polymer frame on-demand to minimize capital tie up.
4. Supply mags with 5 shots only. That will bypass the new design ban. Make mags/mag-well slightly incompatible with existing models.

Can it even work? u/SpectreBallistics ?

PS: Apologies if I made a very stupid lay-person mistake.

Okay now lowkey I know this is stupid, but like bear with me here. Alright, so we got 10 round STANAG mags because ARp’s are a thing (that’s the reason right?) now I was recently wondering, do we technically have 10 round AK mags because of Dracos? Now admittedly I’m FAR from a genius and I also am pretty dumb and also happen to be a bit unfamiliar with what legally constitutes a pistol, but a google search brought me to this: The Criminal Code (Section 84(1)) states: “Handgun" means a firearm that is designed, altered or intended to be aimed and fired by the action of one hand, whether or not it has been redesigned or subsequently altered to be aimed and fired by the action of both hands.

Soooo… would it be hypothetically possible for a quirked up whiteboy such as myself to chop down/ “redesign” an SKS to be a pistol (although jokes aside I know this would require building it literally from scratch so each unit has a fresh serial number. Also no handgun transfers kinda make this a bit hard) and then we market it to the CAF and say “this is the iconic military assault style weapon the SKS now with more and better assault style features such as more easily being able to technically/ tactically hidden down the pant legs of CAF servicemen making it the perfect sidearm to be given to all CAF members. Bonus points for the true authentic Canuck nostalgia”

So now we got SKS pistols, like an Obrez on crack, and then WE (I’m saying we crowd fund this btw) start manufacturing SKS fixed magazines or duckbills or whatever for our innovative new service pistols for our brave CAF guys, and they are now pinned to ten rounds not five.

Sooooo, am I onto something?? Lowkey think we could do numbers with this one ngl

Silverdale vs Hamilton vs Waterloo vs Bridgeport for Trap/Clay Shooting?
I’m a beginner getting into 12ga trap/clay shooting and looking to join a club in Ontario around GTHA region. I’ve narrowed it down to Silverdale Gun Club, Hamilton Gun Club, Waterloo Rod & Gun Club, and Bridgeport Rod & Gun Club.
I’d appreciate recent experiences from members:
How busy does trap get, especially on weekends?
Can you normally just show up and shoot, or is booking required?
Which club is most beginner-friendly and easygoing?
Are experienced members/staff generally willing to help a beginner with technique and learning while practicing?
How are the trap facilities/machines and overall atmosphere?
How does bringing guests work, especially someone without a PAL who would be directly supervised?
What are the typical costs per round besides membership?
Any major pros/cons you’ve noticed?
If you’ve shot at more than one of these clubs, which would you recommend for a beginner who wants to regularly practice, learn and improve at clay shooting?
Thanks!

As per title.

Zeroing in the .308 and the 30-30. Getting everything squared away for hunting season.

Bought a new GSG Mauser 1911 22LR with the CCI Clean HV ammo (the polymer coated kind) and I think one magazine the very first worked well while the rest jammed every other shot either failure to extract or feed or both. By the end had to cycle the slide manually after every other shot to get another shot and then click nothing jam again. The casing would be stuck on the slide as it closed on it without ejecting fully or the next round would not feed properly and be stuck in some weird position. The extra magazines were bought separately but are compatible the Sig Sauer kind. Everything is metal. That was the very first time firing any gun and went through 100 rounds.

Any idea what's going wrong?

I'm thinking to try cleaning/oiling the new gun. It could be due to there being too much friction or the heavy slide not pushing back easily enough.

Maybe trying different ammunition copper plated and/or even higher velocity (current was 1200, maybe 1400 or 1600).

Reload magazines slower and load with the slide locked back and then manually let the slide close slowly not using the side switch to snap it back. I think the instructions say to reload with the slide locked back and to manually release it forward slowly. I'm not sure if that matters. Some magazines were loaded with the slide forward and wouldn't quite click in easily. I guess it's not like in the movies.

Anyway I wasn't sure if it was something wrong with the 1911 or something wrong that I did.

Luckily I was able to get more than one 22LR handgun so this is another reason why it's good to get two or three different ones in case of issues like this.

Howdy Folks!

The Texan is back with yet another gun appreciation post, and today, how about another once available firearm in Canada before it was prohibited.

This time, we got ourselves a classic from the Sicario Films, Metal Gear, and of course The Walking Dead, the one and only!

Mark 23

One of the most comically large handguns that was ever put into military service, and it’s so big that you could literally have it stretch like more than half of your leg if you have the added silencer to it.

Anyways, enough yapping! Enjoy!

They got a location right next to princess auto s.e, Is this just a pick up location or can I walk in and browse around. Anyone know?