Gun Pr0n

[Azure]

http://albertatacticalrifle.com/firearms.html

[Hack&Lube]

Originally Posted by tussery

And here is where I make my self look like a Right Wing Extremest.

Love the USP Compact. 9mm or .45?

Like the CTR stock, MIAD grip, and PMAG. You should get MBUS sights and the AFG to truely be a Magpul whore.

[Hack&Lube]

[puckluck]

Originally Posted by PIMking

KAR98?

I found 3 real ww2 Kars one was yeat 39, 44,45 I think they were $399.

The guy also had a couple m-1 garandes too..

Sorry the handgun in the OP.

[Huntingwhale]

This is my gun. 50 cal Desert Eagle.

[Jordan!]

I have the Smith & Wesson Sigma - 9mm w/ Hallow tip rounds



It is pretty entry level but i'm pleased with the accuracy at the range, a bit too heavy though. I plan to upgrade to a Glock or Baretta in the future.

[SeeBass]

I dont get the attraction but then again some people like to collect dolls too so whatever floats your boat.

[tussery]

It is actually a H&K P2000 9mm. I don't need MBUS because it has Troys .

[CaramonLS]

Originally Posted by Azure

You're confusing me.

Handguns are considered 'restricted' in Canada, so you just gotta get a 'restricted' license.

How are assault rifles different from that?

Some assault rifles are considered in the restricted depending on barrel length, etc. For example, the FN PS90 (P90 Civilian model) is considered to be restricted in Canada, but with some modifications, it gets bumped down to the unrestricted class (Obviously Full Auto ones are in the prohibited class still). It has something to do with barrel length.

In general, semi automatic assault rifles fall into the category of unrestricted. Some are just outright banned. Here is the full RCMP list.

These are legal though.

FN FS2000

FN PS90

Links to purchase the legal civilian models.

[Hack&Lube]

Canada has some really stupid rules.

You can get an Armalite reciever with pistol length barrel and it counts as a handgun. Because of that, you can legally get around the 5 round ammunition limit for assault rifles and use 10 round STANAG magazines as it counts as a handgun

[Azure]

I realized that you could get certain 'assault' rifles, but I didn't know the rules were like that.

Interesting.

[Displaced Flames fan]

Originally Posted by flameswin

Oh you can definitly own guns, I just meant that it isn't a very big part of our culture here.

EDIT: Doh! Beaten by CMPunk!

I think you'd be surprised how many Canadians hunt.

[Azure]

Originally Posted by Displaced Flames fan

I think you'd be surprised how many Canadians hunt.

Or by how many do target shooting.

[Hack&Lube]

I saw an Isreali Tavor at a shooting range in Calgary a few months ago.

[Traditional_Ale]

Originally Posted by tussery

Whats the one in the middle with the scope?

[Traditional_Ale]

Originally Posted by mikey_the_redneck

So hot...but who's the nasty skank?

[tussery]

Originally Posted by Traditional_Ale

Whats the one in the middle with the scope?

I believe it is a Remington 700 CDL or BDL .243 Rem. I know it's a Remington 700 but am not 100% sure on the model as it is a hand me down from my grandfather.

[PIMking]

Originally Posted by puckluck

Sorry the handgun in the OP.

I paid $412 total after tax with a box of 50 115gr rounds.

[worth]

My collection includes:

• 1941 Finnish Sako M39 (bolt action) in 7.62x54r
• 1943 Russian Izhevsk M91/30 (bolt action) in 7.62x54r
• 1954 British Fazakerly Lee Enfield No4 MK2 (bolt action) in .303 Brit
• 2007 Chinese Norinco M14s (semi auto) in 7.62 NATO
• Chinese Norinco SKS (semi auto) in 7.62x39
• 2007 Dominion Arms Grizzly 12.5" Shotgun (pump action) in 12 ga

I thought I had pics on this computer, but I don't, so you're gonna have to use your imagination.

[killer_carlson]

I hunt, I like hunting. Lots of Canadians do, but it is certainly dying out.

To Bouw and Arrow: Why would you want hollow point ammunition unless you're going to use the hand gun to shoot people?