She shot the 98k for her first firearm 🤣 but enjoyed the m1 the most.

Rdsc_inc

I’m so tired of RSO telling me when i can stand and sit and if i can shoot a 12g at a paper target
Im in ontario, who wants to grab some acres out in parry sound and build a private range with me?

Honest question: have you ever had to fend off an aggressive bear in Canada? (hunting or otherwise) What happened,​ and what worked for your response? ​​

Felt today would be a fitting day to take out my 1976 Ruger Blackhawk.

Here is a translated version of the video:

https://vimeo.com/1191917175?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_YGBndnH3kn6PftY26cbwYXfMl-7aqOa/view?usp=sharing

This popped up on my YouTube feed: Chinese YouTubers visiting FH Munitions near Calgary. I did not realize we have small Canadian munitions factories, I don't think I've seen their ammo in Ontario.

Unfortunately, there is no AI translation, but they give a tour of the small factory and then visit a range in Calgary to shoot various firearms.

They shoot full-auto in the video; how does one get a full-auto exemption in Canada?

Over the years, the Carleton University Firearms Association (CFA) has seen a progressive increase of women participation in the shooting sports.

The CFA provides an inclusive environment for everyone who have an interest in firearms education, history, and just want to have fun with firearms! We welcome all who want to try.

Stay tuned to our social media for the next student range day and other events.

Note: Some of these pictures were taken in the "before times"...

A quick camping trip turned into an opportunity to try my new 10/22, and my wife wanted to try, turns out she's actually super into it! I'm very happy with how it all went, and she's not a bad shot at all

Rule number 1 be safe

Rule number 2 know your rifle

Or they don't know how to properly site in their rifle.Like no wonder i'm outshooting guys with an sks and they have an 18x at distance but I was getting sub moa at 50 yard which corresponds to moa at 100 yards

Out having fun on the range on my bday, and this little one came and stood right in my lane about 5 mins then watched off to the side for another 5 mins didn’t even phase it 😂 lol

If I ever say "no", give me a shake...

Took out the toys for a day of shooting with the family, great weather and no malfunctions makes for a solid day.

Thinking of maybe adding a homesteader to the line up in the near future, but on the fence between a homesteader and lever supreme.

After acquiring my first exemption for a Ruger MK4 22/45 and posting about it the other day, figured I’d do a follow up showing it in action and providing thoughts for anyone else looking to purchase one with their exemption! Feel free to ask any more questions not answered on the last post about either the gun or the exemption process or anything in between!

First thoughts, came with a lockable hard case, two magazines, one cable lock, and a couple other accessories, so good value out of the gate. As far as shooting, given it’s brand new, there’s bound to be a couple issues that will smooth out with firing over time. Had a couple stovepipes, but that was remedied after sending a few mags down range. The biggest issue was failure to extract (except it reset the firing pin weirdly enough). In the 100 odd rounds I shot, probably every 4th or 5th magazine had one of these. Interestingly, it only ever happened on the 10th round feeding into the 9th, so truthfully, I suspect it’s less the gun’s fault and more the pinned magazine having reliability issues cycling the final couple rounds (which are a squeeze to get in with the round limiting block pinned at the bottom).

Overall, I’m super happy with the purchase, personally. If you were only going to file for one exemption, maybe you’d get something 2000$+. But I figured I’d play it safe and try a cheaper yet reliable pistol as my first exemption, in case it didn’t work out. Needless to say, this is kind of the maverick 88 of rimfire pistols. No nonsense, rugged, dependable, and a small handful of little features to customize.

Next exemption has been requested so I’ll make a post when that happens as well! Thank you to everyone for the attention last post, and to everyone who DM’d, I hope I answered your questions, and feel free to ask any more if you need! And to the few 1 hour old bot accounts that begged for exemptions in my DM’s with exactly the same wording between all of you, better luck next time (poly) ;)

Hey everyone,

I’m still pretty green to the precision game—only have about 150 rounds through my setup so far—and I’m running into some optical frustration that I could use some guidance on.

My Setup:

Rifle: Tikka T3x TAC A1

Optic: Vortex Diamondback Tactical 4-16x44

The Problem:

Once I try to shoot past 200 yards, things get tough. At 200 yards, I really struggle to see my points of impact on the target. By the time I push out to 300 yards, seeing impact holes is completely out of the question.

To try and fix this, I naturally crank the magnification up to 16x, but the image gets pretty muddy and fuzzy at the high end. It feels like I'm fighting the glass just to get a clear picture.

My Question:

Am I missing something fundamental with my adjustments (like diopter/eyepiece focus or parallax), or am I simply hitting the physical limitations of this glass?

If it's an adjustment issue, what steps should I take to clean up the image? If it's a gear limitation, I'm open to suggestions on what I should replace it with to actually grow into this rifle.

Appreciate any advice you guys can throw my way!

Update 1:
I decided to go with the Bushnell Match Pro 5-30x56mm

Went down to the BRRC open house range day event and got to shoot the TM22 .22 lr, the RSO seemed pretty impressed but I can't tell if this is actually good or if he's just trying to recruit me lol. He did mention that the sights were not zeroed in, so maybe that’s why it’s a bit high? 10 rounds for reference

Hello everyone. Sorry if this is a dumb post. But I got my pal and a few guns now but have never shot any of them. I plan on going to a range today I just became a member of. Any tips or recommendations for me on etiquette etc?

Finally felt like taking something outside.

G17C with a competition barrel, also brought the MCK chassis p320 and a tokarev.

Sighted in the Tikka 30-06.

Adjusted from right to left and ended up sawing down a poplar tree.

Final result - group of 3 circling the bullseye. 1.25" group.

While I wait for my Makasi MK15 to arrive, the Akdas Alcor has been keeping me busy at the range.

This rifle has now seen over 4,000 rounds, and it just keeps running. No broken parts, no major failures, and no signs of giving up. It’s been a reliable and fun rifle to shoot every time I hit the range.

I got these from a gun show near Winnipeg a few months ago. I painted it yellow and blasted it with my sks at 50 yards. I love not having to reset the target.

I wish I could give credit to the maker. I don't remember who it was.

Hearing the ring is oh so satisfying.