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/cangen/ - Canada Firearms General

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>>65459607
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>Going forward, in Australia, only CITIZENS can own guns
Point to Australia. Wish we could do that.
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I looked into a lesser known gun store close to me and found that they have a larger and more extensive amount of ammo for sale than the more popular store...I will give them business this weekend

Hidden gem stories?
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>>65460020
>pump AR-style

Interestimg...anyone got one?
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>>65460031
Co-worker has one. He likes it.
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>>65459987
I just got back from a 4day camping trip with my guns and my chimkens. (yes i am parked on a forestry service bridge like an animal, but there was zero traffic)
My chimkens almost got bobkittied.

I noticed them growling about somthing earlier, so i sat out with them with my shotgun for awhile, but eventually returned to my camper, propped right up against the front window so i could watch them, but the cat snuck up from behind, other side of the bridge, and mustve been in my blindspot or i was too distracted with my computer at the moment (was playing Worms Armegeddon), and it ended up right infront of my truck next to my chickens, couldve gobbled them up, but it ran away as soon as it heard a door open.

I had heard a noise earlier in the day and after it left, that sounded like a bird, but research revealed it was the cat, a bobkitty 'chirp'
>https://youtu.be/Jc9h9zSn3T8?t=99
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>>65460100
Whatever you do, don't be that guy who shot a protected species of hawk because it killed one of his chickens. Or at least don't post the evidence online.
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>>65460104
Obviously not me, but that was a cooper's hawk, like the most common species of hawk in canada, the only reason it was potentially a crime is because all hawks are protected in bc, because bc is gay.
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>>65460100
do chimkens like camping? do you get fresh camping eggs?
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>>65460120
ALL hawks, falcons, eagles, and owls are protected. Across Canada and the US, not just BC.
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>>65460146
>do chimkens like camping?
Eh, they enjoy having new things to pick and scritch at, but overall i would say the stress it causes them outwieghs that. I just dont have any frens i can leave them with, so have to take them with me.
>do you get fresh camping eggs?
Yes, though their production rate does seem to go down atleast slightly, presumably due to the stress.
>>65460149
What happened to farmers privileged? In thought they were allowed to blast almost anything to protect their livestock.. You can even shoot your neighbours dog.
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>>65460031
Rental range i work at as RSO had the Troy pump 223. Complete piece of shit. Pump handle and op-rod would randomly disconnect from bolt during cycling, leaving the bolt out of battery even with the pump handle returned to full forward position. Uses AR15 STANAGs, so still limited to cucked 5 rounders despite being manual action. And new shooters dont understand the idea of cycling the action hard, so they always limp pump it and cause a jam.
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Almost the weekend wage cucks, are you excited for your 48 hours off before going back to work?
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>>65460146
>>65460157
Adding;
If i had the ability to take their coop(home) with us camping, i believe the positives would outweigh the negatives.
The main stressor is them temporarily losing their home and not knowing where they should poop out their eggs or go to bed and such.
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>>65460020
Fucking BASED now they just need to make it so only Australian citizens can live in Australia, etc.
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>>65460157
Dogs are not protected at all. Shoot on sight if they are bothering wildlife or farm stock.
Birds of prey are protected by several treaties and environmental laws.
To kill one you need to talk to the local COs and farm/range association first. You will then get compensation for your dead animals and a permit to kill the offender. Sometimes they even let you keep it and have it taxidermied.
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>>65460031
I rather just get a lever action rifle at that point.
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>>65460026
Half of my guns are hidden gems, like this JC Higgins 25. A '60s clone of a '30s Savage "click-clack" gun. Got it cheap in near-new condition, works great, interesting design and lots of fun.
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>>65460214
If you want fun get a Tyrol 5522.
Garand based .22 action that functions as a bolt action or semi. Magazines are worth the same as the rifle though.
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>>65460198
>POTUS RENAMED A LAKE
GET THOSE FUCKIN ELBOWS UP RIGHT NOW, WE NED TO MOBILIZE THE ELBOW BRIGADE AND FIGHT THE USA
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>>65460198
>Lake Ontario translates to some sacred noble indian heritage shit, i swear.
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>>65460198
>the lake is beautiful, the lake is big
lol sounds like the Wyandot version of Trump named it
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Everyday I just want to live in a bunker and not deal with the outside world
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>>65460214
Ithaca M-49 single shot lever action 22lr i bought from a hole-in-the-wall gunshop in Aggasiz. Basically a hammer fired Martini-Henry, i cannot overstate how fun this obscure 1960s plinker is.
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>>65460232
I read that in Trump's voice
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>>65460198
I don't understand the "over 400 years ago" argument when America is a latinised version of Amerigo (a name known as early as the 15th century) which itself is derived from Amalric which goes back to at least the 6th century.
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>>65460234
Same but unfortunately I need the outside world for food and ammo and shit
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>>65460194
>To kill one you need to talk to the local COs and farm/range association first.
More like the 4 Ss.

>>65460214
>interesting design
They can also easily go full auto if the sear gets "worn".
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>>65460234
What would you name said bunker?
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>>65460276
My Super Comfy Bunker
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>>65460276
>>65460280
Coom Cave 69
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To the anon who talked me out of the Ruger and into the Tikka, thank you.
Just bought it.
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>>65460268
Whats the 4th S?
It's not Sodomy, is it? Because i would hate that...
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>>65460293
What caliber and can you get flush magazines so you can do the scout rifle receiver carry grip?
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>>65460308
308
probs, Ive only looked into 10+ round mags
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>>65460313
One of the things scout rifle users talk about is they can get small magazines that are flush with the rifle and they can grip and carry the rifle on the receiver where all the weight and balance of the rifle is and it's actually really comfortable but you can't really do that with that model since that's where the scope sits
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>>65460303
It's stupidity because I always think it's 4 s not 3.
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>>65460308
Sounds like you are taking the scout concept a little too literally.
Jeff always said "The most important aspect of the scout, is that it looks based as shit, if that means a big stick mag bulging out the bottom, then so be it"
Also, just some quick google-fu suggests that the CTR uses AICS-like magazines, some mdt mags fit but maybe a little tight???
(though that doesnt answer your question, because that still wouldnt be comfy)
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>>65460332
Being able to receiver carry isn't really part of the scout rifle concept it's just a nice added bonus result of moving the scope mount further up the rifle instead of having it on the receiver
Except none of this matters anyways since the rifle anon posted isn't a scout rifle it has no iron sights and nowhere to mount iron sights and it has no mount for a long eye relief scope it's just a regular short barreled bolt action
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>>65460293
nice
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>>65460293

Excellent choice. Im proud of you...ive had my 308 ctr for almost ten years now and its my best rifle.

It's been in two different chassis, had four different scopes, shot thousands of rounds, and still shoots under 1 MOA.

Its back in the original stock now and wears a leupold 3-9×40 scope...its my 'old faithful' rifle i KNOW will work.

If your groups are shit i can 100% tell you it wont be the tikka....it will be something else (scope, rings, ammo, rifle hold, trigger control, body position, etc.
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>>65460239
>Basically a hammer fired Martini-Henry
Well shit, I never knew that about them. Now I want one.
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Did you goyims see the eclipse?
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>>65460612
What you've never seen the fuckin moon before? You are the ultimate goy lmao
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>>65460612
it was pretty cool, quite different from a standard solar eclipse.
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>>65460612
I saw a blood moon yesterday.
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>>65460239
>Basically a hammer fired Martini-Henry
The original tilting block action is an American invention by Henry O. Peabody patented in 1862, featuring a side-mounted hammer that had to be manually cocked before the breach could be opened.
A few years later in 1866 the action was improved with a self-cocking internal striker, courtesy of the Swiss inventor Friedrich von Martini.
When the Brits adopted the Martini action in 1871, they paired it with a new type of rifled barrel invented by the Scottish gunsmith Alexander Henry.

So this little .22 is more closely related to the original model 1862 Peabody than any Martini-Henry.
It doesn't have von Martini's self-cocking striker, and it doesn't have Mr.Henry's weird style of rifling.
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I feel like Goebbels before he joined the NSDAP
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>>65460744
I recognised that rifle stock as being Swedish. Looks just like a Husqvarna Rolling Block.
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>>65460744
Huh, neat, thanks anon. Kind of funny how it's a Peabody dressed up to look like a Winchester, one historical design masquerading as another.
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>>65460612
I love my wife Princess Luna!



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