hey you know where the .32 isnt illegal
US of murica
my friends got a skorpion its pretty neat
Also when I look up the Zastava M84 I get a LMG.
Typo on the designation?
[QUOTE=DaCommie1;38230380]They banned .32 and .25 [I]pistols[/I], this Skorpion is considered a [I]short-barrelled rifle[/I], and thus is legal, but subject to a 5 round mag limit.
Fucking ninja.[/QUOTE]
your reign of canadian firearms knowledge is coming to an end, DaCommie1
do not bide your time for you have little of it
[QUOTE=NuclearAnnhilation;38230391]hey you know where the .32 isnt illegal
US of murica
my friends got a skorpion its pretty neat[/QUOTE]
yeah well we get cheap surplus guns and stuff
ha ha ha so what if we dont have automatic guns when at least we can [I]afford[/I] a gun !!
[QUOTE=Aman VII;38230441]Also when I look up the Zastava M84 I get a LMG.
Typo on the designation?[/QUOTE]
[url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C5%A0korpion_vz._61] The Škorpion was also license-built in Yugoslavia, designated M84.[/url]
[url]http://www.tacticalimports.ca/m84-skorpion-p-134.html[/url]
Nope.
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[QUOTE=HellSoldier;38230477]your reign of canadian firearms knowledge is coming to an end, DaCommie1
do not bide your time for you have little of it[/QUOTE]
And thus shall the student become the teacher.
Naw, y'all mothafuckas ain't got shit on me.
Does anyone have any info on this monster of a gun
[URL]http://www.tacticalimports.ca/uts15-p-86.html[/URL]
it's a very funky 12ga shotgun which seems almost as bulky as an OICW
[QUOTE=HellSoldier;38230528]Does anyone have any info on this monster of a gun
[URL]http://www.tacticalimports.ca/uts15-p-86.html[/URL]
it's a very funky 12ga shotgun which seems almost as bulky as an OICW[/QUOTE]
12GA, has 2 magazine tubes overtop of the barrel, pump action, 14+1 capacity for 2.75" shells, 12+1 for 3", not sure how it loads, or if when you've expended one tube if it automatically loads from the other, or if you have to select the tube to feed from, non-restricted designation, and serves absolutely no practical purpose whatsoever as it can't be used for hunting, because nobody is sure how to pin the magazine(s), it's just a gun for shooting buckshot/slugs out of on the range, because the barrel is too short to effectively shoot skeet either.
Tac. Imports had a counter at the last Sportsman's Show, it's likely they'll have one this year too, they'll probably have one on display. Best thing would be to head to their booth this year and fondle it yourself.
[QUOTE=DaCommie1;38230594]12GA, has 2 magazine tubes overtop of the barrel, pump action, 14+1 capacity for 2.75" shells, 12+1 for 3", not sure how it loads, or if when you've expended one tube if it automatically loads from the other, or if you have to select the tube to feed from, non-restricted designation, and serves absolutely no practical purpose whatsoever as it can't be used for hunting, because nobody is sure how to pin the magazine(s), it's just a gun for shooting buckshot/slugs out of on the range, because the barrel is too short to effectively shoot skeet either.
Tac. Imports had a counter at the last Sportsman's Show, it's likely they'll have one this year too, they'll probably have one on display. Best thing would be to head to their booth this year and fondle it yourself.[/QUOTE]
Damn, February 7-13. I'll see you there because I'll sure as hell be going!
[QUOTE=DaCommie1;38230594]or if when you've expended one tube if it automatically loads from the other, or if you have to select the tube to feed from[/QUOTE]
iirc it switches between tubes for every shot but can be selected to fire from one or the other
[editline]mhm[/editline]
Yeah says it right there on Tac Imports page
[quote]The selector switch can be set to left, right, or alternating. [/quote]
[QUOTE=HellSoldier;38230641]Damn, February 7-13. I'll see you there because I'll sure as hell be going![/QUOTE]
I need to actually remember to, I forgot last year.
Tac. Imports almost wasn't going to be there last year, the organizers weren't going to let them bring restricteds at first. They told Gunnutz, and they embarked on a massive letter-writing campaign, the decision was changed within a day after a mass boycott of the show was threatened.
Where is this Sportsman's Show?
[QUOTE=Aman VII;38231105]Where is this Sportsman's Show?[/QUOTE]
Toronto
[I]Ontario[/I]
[I][B]CANADA
[/B][/I][B][/B]specifically at the Direct Energy Centre at Exhibition Place
Anyone got some info on carrying a rifle whether it be open or concealed?
Supposedly, you carry a rifle in a manner not calculated to cause harm. What constitutes a manner not calculated to cause harm? Is rifle slung over the shoulder fine?
If I were to carry a rifle in a shoulder bag, would I need a conceal carry license since the rifle is technically speaking, concealed? Or is ccl only for handguns?
[QUOTE=HellSoldier;38231207]Toronto
[I]Ontario[/I]
[I][B]CANADA
[/B][/I][B][/B]specifically at the Direct Energy Centre at Exhibition Place[/QUOTE]
What! fuck wish I could go but I doubt I'd have a way to get there.
Oh well, they do it yearly right?
[QUOTE=cqbcat;38231329]Anyone got some info on carrying a rifle whether it be open or concealed?
Supposedly, you carry a rifle in a manner not calculated to cause harm. What constitutes a manner not calculated to cause harm? Is rifle slung over the shoulder fine?
If I were to carry a rifle in a shoulder bag, would I need a conceal carry license since the rifle is technically speaking, concealed? Or is ccl only for handguns?[/QUOTE]
it differs from state to state, where do you live?
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around here open carrying anything is technically fine no matter what
[QUOTE=Aman VII;38231384]What! fuck wish I could go but I doubt I'd have a way to get there.
Oh well, they do it yearly right?[/QUOTE]
Yep.
Thank God they let them back in the Direct Energy Centre, a lot better of a location, the ban on selling/displaying/whatevering guns on city property was dumb anyways, and that forced them to the Metro Convention Centre. Adam Vaughan was, of course, vocally against it for whatever dumbass reason. I hope he does/says something stupid enough at one point to get him sued.
So I was watching some youtube videos on the North American Arms .22 short revolver. I guess they market that thing as lethal. What do you guys think?
[QUOTE=raccoon2112;38232218]So I was watching some youtube videos on the North American Arms .22 short revolver. I guess they market that thing as lethal. What do you guys think?[/QUOTE]
Any gun can be lethal, I guess :v:
I'd much rather be shot by .22 short than anything else, but hey!
I'd rather not get shot, full stop.
[QUOTE=ewitwins;38232386]Any gun can be lethal, I guess :v:
I'd much rather be shot by .22 short than anything else, but hey![/QUOTE]
I'd rather be shot by a .22 ratshot
At 3-5 meters, it has trouble penetrating paper targets :v:
[QUOTE=ewitwins;38232386]Any gun can be lethal, I guess :v:
I'd much rather be shot by .22 short than anything else, but hey![/QUOTE]
depends on the range. up close I'd personally suggest .17 HMR if you've absolutely got to get shot. it'll go in and out cleanly and just some stitches and you'll be good as new.
.22 short is what I'd want to take at 50 meters or more. it'll have slowed down enough that it doesn't penetrate to a point where it does any real damage. I suppose if I were wearing a heavy jacket .22 short is what I'd take at any range
of course that's just out of common calibers (and I'm using the word common rather loosely)
if I had to take any bullet including uncommon calibers, it would be either 2mm Pinfire or 2.7x9mm Kolibri at range, or 13mm Gyrojet up close
[QUOTE=ButtsexV3;38232477]depends on the range. up close I'd personally suggest .17 HMR if you've absolutely got to get shot. it'll go in and out cleanly and just some stitches and you'll be good as new.
.22 short is what I'd want to take at 50 meters or more. it'll have slowed down enough that it doesn't penetrate to a point where it does any real damage. I suppose if I were wearing a heavy jacket .22 short is what I'd take at any range
of course that's just out of common calibers (and I'm using the word common rather loosely)
if I had to take any bullet including uncommon calibers, it would be either 2mm Pinfire or 2.7x9mm Kolibri at range, or 13mm Gyrojet up close[/QUOTE]
Those are some really interesting calibers :v:
Getting hit up close by a Gyrojet round would be hilarious, it'd just sorta thump up against you and then go flying in a different direction
[QUOTE=ewitwins;38232732]Those are some really interesting calibers :v:
Getting hit up close by a Gyrojet round would be hilarious, it'd just sorta thump up against you and then go flying in a different direction[/QUOTE]
that's sort of the point with why I chose Gyrojet. It's a pretty goofy round
[QUOTE=ButtsexV3;38232757]that's sort of the point with why I chose Gyrojet. It's a pretty goofy round[/QUOTE]
The concept is fairly sound, but in practice the acceleration isn't great enough to achieve the velocity necessary for adequate penetration.
If I was going to get shot, I'd choose a paintball. In Australia they're real guns :downs:
[QUOTE=download;38232823]If I was going to get shot, I'd choose a paintball. In Australia they're real guns :downs:[/QUOTE]
they are real guns. they're not real firearms
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[QUOTE=ewitwins;38232798]The concept is fairly sound, but in practice the acceleration isn't great enough to achieve the velocity necessary for adequate penetration.[/QUOTE]
the concept is great but the fuel they used didn't burn fast enough
[QUOTE=download;38232823]If I was going to get shot, I'd choose a paintball. In Australia they're real guns :downs:[/QUOTE]
If we're going by Australian laws I'd chose a springer airsoft pistol
You pull a trigger, little thing goes flying, therefore it's a babykilling copshooter
[QUOTE=download;38232823]If I was going to get shot, I'd choose a paintball. In Australia they're real guns :downs:[/QUOTE]
Nah, go for a modified air-powered Nerf gun. Those are legally firearms too, and easier to get!
Good ol' 'Stralian laws.
australia sucks, big ass spiders with no guns to kill them with.
I remember when I was a kid Australia was this amazing place populated entirely by crocodile Dundee and Steve Erwin, I was under the impression that it was the manliest country in the world with free flowing fosters and shotguns and Akubra's for everyone.It would seem unfortunately Home and away and neighbours are more the reality, a PC nanny state.
Much like my own country, everybody assumes loads of drink, open fields populated by Colm Meany in a Lepracaun suit and limitless freedom to do what you want, the only true thing is the drink, our firearm laws are just a shit as Australia's, only our history with the troubles is the main reason for it rather than some lunatic massacring people.
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