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

To whomever left all their garbage here, you are a lazy SOB. This was around Harrison East Forest Service Road.

Don't worry, I picked up all your crap and hauled it out.

Be better, don't ruin it for everyone.

Honey badger 300Blackout suppressed

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?

As mentioned in my previous post I got out an hour ago to shoot the sulun straight out the box. A few mishaps and issues considering its a turk gun, 1: Failure to feed/dual feed, my guess is that this was done with birdshot since I dont have anything else to use at the moment besides that, will get heavier loads Friday. 2: slight scraping with the pump action, just some paint getting scratched after slight use, doesn't affect the action just cosmetic. Feels like it may be actually decent for a Turkish gun when broken in, will cycle fine after used for a few hundred rounds is a guess (only have one other Turkish shotgun which is a panzer m4, this is better then that out the box) the video shows the 1 failure i had through two boxes of birdshot, will test tomorrow with semi more since I shot it once with semi

Hi all, it was my first day at the range and first time ever firing a firearm. I didnt expect it to be like this honestly.

So i sign up for the membership, old man there is the president of the club, he does the boresighting for me chuckles a little as he hands me back the firearm and wishes me luck.

I load three bullets in my mag and set my stuff up ready to go. Seen a few videos on how to fire a firearm before. I lock in and pull the trigger.

It was a NUKE.

I had never imagined the kick to be soooo harsh and trust me when i say it, it SHOOK ME TO THE BONE.

I was absolutely terrified and i could fathom at that moment that those who shoot on youtube (my fav is hicko45) are actually on a league wayyyyy beyond what i had placed them on.

Fired 10 rounds and packed up, cleaned my stuff and am starting towards home.

Ive trily never felt such mixed emotions before. On hand i was terrified and on the other hand, FUCK YEAHHHHHHHH.

Setup is- Tikka t3x chambered in win308, ammo used is federal 150grain soft point, scope is vortex crossfire 3-9x40mm. Recoil pad is limbsaver airtech for tikka.

Sorry for the long post. Tips are highly appreciated.

TLDR: got rekt on first time ever shooting a firearm.

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? ​​

Group therapy from a few weeks back, really wished I had got a wheel gun before the freeze.

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?

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

Gun has run flawless for ~ 250 rounds out of the box (shooting Score 12 Ga 2-3/4" 00 Buck Shot 1oz)
Two main issues do stand out the muzzle comes loose so I added some Lock-Tight to fix that. The magazine tube also seems to come loose with time and shooting. Other than that I’m a happy sailor.

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

Ive been looking to acquire a range membership for a while now, unfortunately it looks like every range around me has a 1-3 year wait list. What ranges do you guys know of that are accepting new members? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Note: Im around the Belleville area.

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

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.

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

Anyone else try this out? Using an old car tire as a spalling catcher for your steel gongs. Saves the wood of your home-made target boxes thats for sure, I don't think I had any go through even after smacking the gong a couple of times with the .308

I’m new to shooting and still trying to understand moa’s and all that. These 4 shots were taken in 40 seconds and from my understanding is about 1 moa apart on each? Is that a good grouping for a hunting rifle. It’s a 30-06, should I adjust my sight any further or just leave as is?