From a time when Canada wasn’t run by psychopaths

I briefly was. ❤️

She did hurt some paper and steel tho 🥲 Add drum mag and bipod just for the lolz.

(Pic taken before prohib date)

Romania best design 🇷🇴 holy length of pull

With so few options left, I’ve had more time and money to get into collecting these beautys. What have you guys been collecting lately?

Top to bottom:

Russian laminate cherry wood

SKS-D early Chinese

SKS-47 work in progress

Been working on a couple new models. Underfolder feels pretty sturdy (or about as sturdy as a folding stock gets)

Not many options left for us, bubbas hands get bored. Send me a PM if you’re curious how these are made

I never knew there was another Semi-Auto other than;

BAR

SKS

Citadel

M1 Garand

I wish I had the $$ to drop on this sexy rifle

Canadian gun owner moment

Just wondering cause I really want one, especially for grouse hunting

The Lee Enfield, a rifle that everyone is familiar with and many seem to own, yet somehow I never ended up adding one to the collection.

I'm playing catchup now and would like to pick up a Lee Enfield, the question is which one?

From my understanding there are 5-6 models of the rifle that evolved over it's ~60 years of military service.

For someone looking to buy their first, which examples should I be looking out for? Any to avoid? No.1? No.4? SMLE? Jungle carbine? Long Branch (Made in Canada?).

Also, there were a couple misconceptions surrounding this rifle that I had been told for years, the first was that these were $300-$400 rifles, that only appears to be the case for sporterized examples. Clean unbastardized examples seem to be going for $1,200-$1,800 at retailers today.

The second being that .303 ammo was "expensive" and hard to come by. Neither of these seem to be true as it’s priced comparable to 308 and I am seeing a ton in stock (PPU, S&B etc).

Edit: I think I have decided on a No.4 Mk 2 Long Branch.

Not quite historically accurate, but looks cool

Ive never been one to complain about prices but some people are asking the moon for grandpa's old hardware lol

I would really like to get another M1 Garand ( had one in the 90s I had to let go, for $350). I know that no one can predict the future here but what are the odds it ends up on the list?

Bought a bubba blaster off of CGN. It's much better done that I was expecting, but bubba still had his dirty mitts all over it.

The badacetactical mount came loose even with a generous amount of loctite. The whole thing flopped over on me. I'm a bit peeved. Still had fun though.

I highly recommend y'all try and catch Bubbas' cope rifles they're selling to fund their Makasi pre-orders.

Can't think of a better gun to show of in a sub dedicated to Canadian owned firearms and the Canadian firearms community than this.

Someone asked recently on the value of an SKS D. This was one I saw sell back in February. Never did I think an SKS D would be worth 3500 after tax, but here we are I guess.

Mind blowing to anyone who had their license 10+ years ago.

It has the solenoid trigger, so that should work.

Here’s my big Johnson. It’s got the length and girth. Luckily it’s not that expensive to shoot.

Found this in a shop. It does not seem russian ( even do the tag says it is).

Anyone know if there will be more sks / french tickler imports anytime soon?

Rifle No. 5 Mk I “Jungle carbine”

1947 M47C (BSA Shirley)

Beautiful factory refurbished rifle, strangely missing receiver markings.

Found this on the government auction website lol.

All the brass you could ever want. No idea if it’s reloadable or not, but I got a chuckle out of approximately 43k lbs of brass, what it would be like to shoot that much of it lol.