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got mine from lever, they seem to have the better conditioned 92s. great inexpensive gun to get into shooting. i bought it because i wanted something iconic that didnt break the bank, however once you get a taste for better guns the 92s end up as a safe queen. heel release didnt matter to me as i wasnt using it for competition. Quote:
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anyone here have their black badge? planning on taking mine in march or april if anyone wants to join |
Picked up a Radical RM-15 and a holosun HS403B red dot this week :D can't wait to get out to the range. |
Ended up going to Cabelas on the weekend and picking up the Ruger 10/22 scope combo which I'm pretty happy about and for a decent price I can't go wrong. Also here is a pic of the good old trusty Russian SKS and I also picked up an Archangel Mag for it https://imgshare.io/images/2020/03/09/SKS.md.jpg |
great starter pickups that will last a long time I just sold a shotgun through the mail on Canadiangunnutz which was interesting.. lol I'm raising funds to by my new Over/Under, Browning 725 Field. Really wanting to get more into sporting clays |
Anyone have a CZ Scorpion Evo Restricted version? Ive been eyeing it for a while but I dont know how I feel about all polymer. |
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I picked up a nice Rizzini O/U a few years ago, with the proper stock adjustments it smashes the clays better than I could have hoped. Wasn't cheap, about $4k, but it will be my forever shotgun. |
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I actually like the slim grip of the Beretta, feels very comfortable in the hand however i dont like the milling on the action nor do i like the feel of the chunky foregrip relative to that slim trigger grip. Also the action as a whole on the Beretta feels a little clunky i find compared to the brownings, at least in store I want that forever gun and personally i dont love the look of any of the specific clay guns browning puts out because of their basic markings on the action etc. The 725 sporting is only available in 26" barrel length i beleive which is ideal for hunting but not so much for clays, but it's somthign im willing to sacrifice for that beauty action engravings lol.. vanity item i know but thats what i want I've only done sporting clays at Vancouver gun club 3 times and skeet 3-4 times in the last 2 years but i'm hooked. My dads buddies shoot tournaments in kamloops and Vernon and once i get my own gun i'll be going out with them i think as well. Really enjoy it |
26" barrels will be a disadvantage if you start shooting from the back of the field, which happens often. I would seriously consider 30" barrels. My $0.02 |
Oh never mind I’m an idiot I didn’t see the drop down menu on the browning site.. There is a 28” option but that’s the biggest they sell. I think all the guns I’ve shot sporting clays with so far have been 28 |
Looking forward to seeing the pics |
has anybody dealt with Lockhart Tactical, i think they are out of duncan? i wanted to pick up a Typhoon F12 also, any reputable places to send a gun for Cerekote? |
I've ordered from Lockhart in the past, no issues. Friendly guy. For Cerakote, I have used Frank at CerakoteBC for several projects and his attention to detail and damn near perfection is commendable. We have become friends over the years, fun guy to go shooting with, located in Hope. That's my AR on his webpage home screen. Cerakote BC - Factory Trained & Certified Cerakote Applicator Here are my matching AR and 1911 that Frank did for me: https://i.imgur.com/I2qhTZc.jpg https://i.imgur.com/em8bXvB.jpg |
Got a couple new toys. My first firearms. Black creek labs 102 mk7 Typhoon defense f12 sport |
Fuck I want a hand gun just so I can get that sweet clear grip and see my magazines |
Anyone get a bear this spring? |
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Their prices suck How is the mk7? Reading the shit show of the original bcl102 scared me off of anything bcl/nea |
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https://i.imgur.com/ogLHId9.jpg I got my son to film how the mag looks while firing - was trying to get a decent grip and still see the window, which isn't an easy thing to do on a short barrel .45. https://i.imgur.com/hdtnvVw.mp4 |
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...and the f12 is just pure sexual delight! haha:alone: |
found the link in French just translate it.. https://ici.radio-canada.ca/nouvelle...dawson-moncton The Trudeau government wants to act quickly to ban 9 specific types of weapons, many of which are linked to tragedies in the country, and two important categories, which will prohibit 1,500 variants of firearms, Radio-Canada learned. Ottawa could implement the first part of the reform promised this week during the last election campaign to ban military-type assault weapons. Radio-Canada was able to obtain the list of weapons that the Minister of Public Safety wants to ban the import, sale and transfer to Canada. Three criteria guided the government in developing this list. First, it targets weapons with a "semi-automatic mechanism with sustained rapid-fire potential (a tactical or military design capable of accommodating a large-capacity magazine)". Then it targets weapons of modern design. Finally, the government is targeting weapons present in large volumes on the market, that is to say more than 1,000. In detail, the “provisional list of firearms whose prohibition is recommended” specifically includes nine weapons: Carbine M16, M4, AR-10 and AR-15 (dramas by Sandy Hook, Las Vegas and Orlando, in the United States, and that of Christchurch, in New Zealand / estimated number in circulation: 83,572) Ruger mini-14 rifle (Polytechnique drama / estimated number in circulation: 16,859) Swiss Arms, Classic Green model (estimated number in circulation: 1,342) M14 rifle (Moncton drama / estimated number in circulation: 5,229) Vz58 rifle (drama of the Quebec Mosque / estimated number in circulation: 11,593) Cz Scorpion EVO 3 pistol rifle (estimated number circulating: 1,813) Beretta CX4 Storm rifle (Dawson College / estimated number in circulation: 1513) Rifle and pistol SIG Sauer SIG MCX and SIG MPX (estimated number in circulation: 1000) Armament Robinson XCR (estimated number in circulation: 1834) And this list also includes two categories: Caliber more than 20 mm Initial energy of more than 10,000 joules Public Safety Canada based its estimate on the 2012 firearms records, which has been increased by 25% to take into account the growth in the number of firearms since that time. By combining these 9 types of weapons and these 2 categories, the government would be to ban 1,500 variants of firearms in the country. According to our information, the government could act this week to put in place this ban. Regulatory changes could be published in the Official Canada Gazette as early as Friday. It is for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to make the decision on this matter. |
From the sounds of it the SKS would make those requirements? I'm curious how tf to determine if something has an initial energy of 10kJ but judging by the 20mm caliber I'm guessing only really big stuff has that kind of output? I'm also assuming they won't buy back any ammo which would annoy people even more. |
well that new BCL 102 is now useless 3 weeks later.... |
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