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Neither of us can shoot well enough to notice the difference between .308 and 6.5 CM. And you can buy it in the Canadian Tire in Kenora. The old guys actually shoot 30-06. If you're new to shooting, why not buy a .22 LR? Way cheaper to shoot. Less distance to walk to your targets. You'll pay...

I can't see a good chunk of images in posts.

No laughing. Just a watering mouth.

It might take 6... Good luck. Find anything fun?

The bullets are a couple thou bigger than 357/38 special. It's super annoying.

Buying a matching gun is a great option. You can probably find one for the price of 3 or 4 boxes of ammo. They're fun.

It's a bigger diameter and will not fit. Find someone with an Enfield, they'll be grateful you could actually find the stuff.

There should really be a semi-organized program where people who grew up with firearms take people who got into it at an older age under their wing. There's a lot of little things you take for granted.

There may be a written test. If you know ACTS and PROVE from the stupid course you never had to take you will pass. It's mostly a formality.

1) Show me someone who was charged for going to the range with only the notice of transfer and not the final reg cert, or not carrying that stupid card carrier paper. 2) Don't be the first guy.

Just about anything with a brass case should work fine. Avoid the Sumbro garbage that showed up for a while. Your sights likely came calibrated for 124 gr.

If you're looking for a sale, get on everyone's email list. Be warned that in Canada it can be an issue to find what you're looking for in stock at all, so sometimes you just have to buy what you want when you see it.

Easy solution: the army is hiring! See the [third] world! Learn the names of joints you didn't know you had from your doctor! Help buy a divorce lawyer a boat (or two)!

Good job.

All you needed for 12.2 was to own something fun in 1977.

You can hand the phone over. But they want to talk to them too.

So do you listen to Barry Manilow, or do you crank it for the benefit of your guns and leave the room?

You are in for a real treat. They are permanently backlogged. Get used to waiting.

I did my course when I was 14. There was only one firearms course, so you could get it and the hunter safety course in one weekend. The instructor charged the lowest fee he was legally allowed to. All firearms were the same ones he used, probably with the firing pins removed.