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6 year(s) ago • 5323 views • 107 replies

Joseph Sitter
Joseph Sitter
Purple beltVerified25 forum posts1580/400
6 year(s) ago
Before I moved from the US back to Canada, my EDC was a Springfield XD .45. It eventually came down to Glock vs Springfield, for me. Went with what I did, because I didn't find the Glock to be comfortable in my hand.

Sadly, due to the speed of which I was required to relocate for my job, it was easier to sell than risk fucking up the paperwork and requirements needed to bring a restricted weapon into Canada.

That said, this summer I'm likely going to get my unrestricted and restricted licenses. One of the first things I want to buy is the either a CZ Scorpion or a Tavor. I've shot both, and they are quite enjoyable and comfortable for me.
Sebastien Lavoie
Sebastien Lavoie
Black beltVerified76 forum posts3255/1000
6 year(s) ago
The sweetest firearm I ever had the pleasure to work with is the 300 (M16 platform chambered in 300 blackout and eventually suppressed) .... absolutely amazing to run and the added punch was really nice.
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Augusto Juarez
Augusto Juarez
Brown beltVerified13 forum posts975/700
6 year(s) ago
Before I moved from the US back to Canada, my EDC was a Springfield XD .45.
I got a vanilla XD-9 five years ago, and it’s still my go-to. Whenever I come across extra cash I just spend it on firearms courses and ammo for more range time. Might just beat this thing up until it stops working.
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Matt Guyer
Matt Guyer
Purple beltVerified1159 forum posts25450/400
6 year(s) ago
I got a vanilla XD-9 five years ago, and it’s still my go-to. Whenever I come across extra cash I just spend it on firearms courses and ammo for more range time. Might just beat this thing up until it stops working.
Smart approach
Justin Polette
Justin Polette
Black belt 3rd degreeVerified137 forum posts2975/1000
6 year(s) ago
Any 1911 fans here? I like them alot but I also like the more modern pistols as well.
I have my grandpa's 1911 from WWII. It was made in 1913, and it's easily my favorite gun to shoot. I've retired it, but it's just a perfect pistol.

Aside from the Colt, my Glock collection is close to my heart. The new single stack 9mm Hellcat from Springfield Arms is a nice little carry pistol also. Almost as nice as my M&P.
Sebastien Lavoie
Sebastien Lavoie
Black beltVerified76 forum posts3255/1000
6 year(s) ago
I'm really happy with my CZ Shadow 2.
I never once was disappointed with CZ to be honest. But that one is particularly nice indeed.
William Murphy
William Murphy
Black belt 5th degreeVerified2144 forum posts26055/1000
6 year(s) ago
So, apparently Trudeau hired Tatu as a consultant after the sad shooting in Canada.

"How much time do you need to make AR-15's in Canada not exist?" as Trudeau.

"2 years", replied Tatu.

"And, after 2 years, AR-15's won't exist in Canada?" asked Trudeau.

"After 2 years, they will be just as non-existent as I am," Tatu replied with a wink.

"And will that reduce homicides, too?" asked Trudeau.

"No, that's a different department. We don't do miracles anymore. Just the idea that if you believe something does not exist, that might make it so." Tatu replied.

"Well how does that help?" Trudeau asked looking perplexed in his blackface.

"I get a lot of beer out it. And you'll get a bunch of donations, and people will have something to talk about other than the blackface you are always wearing." Tatu said.

"So I won't be a rich, spoiled, corrupt racist anymore?" asked Trudeau.

"No," said Tatu, "Some things will always exist."

R. David Gonzalez
R. David GonzalezOP
Black belt 4th degreeVerified4799 forum posts35020/1000
6 year(s) ago
So, apparently Trudeau hired Tatu as a consultant after the sad shooting in Canada. 'How much time do you need to make AR-15's in Canada not exist?' as Trudeau. '2 years', replied Tatu. 'And, after 2 years, AR-15's won't exist in Canada?' asked Trudeau. 'After 2 years, they will be just as non-existent as I am,' Tatu replied with a wink. 'And will that reduce homicides, too?' asked Trudeau. 'No, that's a different department. We don't do miracles anymore. Just the idea that if you believe something does not exist, that might make it so.' Tatu replied. 'Well how does that help?' Trudeau asked looking perplexed in his blackface. 'I get a lot of beer out it. And you'll get a bunch of donations, and people will have something to talk about other than the blackface you are always wearing.' Tatu said. 'So I won't be a rich, spoiled, corrupt racist anymore?' asked Trudeau. 'No,' said Tatu, 'Some things will always exist.'
Nailed it Sir
Norm Chow
Norm Chow
Black belt 2nd degreeVerified16 forum posts2245/1000
6 year(s) ago
If you are a Canadian enthusiast.......today is a sad day with the ban on certain rifles and whats to come next???
R. David Gonzalez
R. David GonzalezOP
Black belt 4th degreeVerified4799 forum posts35020/1000
6 year(s) ago
Haven't been shooting since covid hit. Hopefully I will get to go back soon. Of course we can't shoot any AR platforms here in Canada any longer.

William Murphy
William Murphy
Black belt 5th degreeVerified2144 forum posts26055/1000
6 year(s) ago
A friend of mine had the new Glock .22LR pistol malfunction while shooting, resulting in some damage to the pistol, and some pretty good burns on his support hand.

He is reporting it to Glock.
R. David Gonzalez
R. David GonzalezOP
Black belt 4th degreeVerified4799 forum posts35020/1000
6 year(s) ago
A friend of mine had the new Glock .22LR pistol malfunction while shooting, resulting in some damage to the pistol, and some pretty good burns on his support hand. He is reporting it to Glock.
wow that's messed up. was he using the right ammo?
Yoshio Adachi
Yoshio Adachi
Blue beltVerified11 forum posts650/200
6 year(s) ago
Haven't been shooting since covid hit. Hopefully I will get to go back soon. Of course we can't shoot any AR platforms here in Canada any longer.
I'm sure you lost your AR in a boating accident, right?
Mirco
Mirco
Brown beltVerified832 forum posts6445/700
8 month(s) ago
I am on the range like every other month, but only „on duty“. Our firearms culture is way different in Europe and especially in Germany. The hurdle to get a carry license for civilians in Germany is almost insurmountable. You can own firearms after getting licensed and certified (sports shooting or hunting), but not carry in public….
In the military in the end of 90s and beginning of the 2000s I got to shoot the HK G3 assault rifle, HK G36, MG2 machine gun, MP2 Uzi, Walther P1, Walther P8.
After Military when transitioned to Law Enforcement since 2002 I have trained shooting the submachine gun Walther MP5, HK P7 and currently the Walther P99 DAO duty pistol.
William Murphy
William Murphy
Black belt 5th degreeVerified2144 forum posts26055/1000
8 month(s) ago
I am on the range like every other month, but only „on duty“. Our firearms culture is way different in Europe and especially in Germany. The hurdle to get a carry license for civilians in Germany is almost insurmountable. You can own firearms after getting licensed and certified (sports shooting or hunting), but not carry in public…. In the military in the end of 90s and beginning of the 2000s I got to shoot the HK G3 assault rifle, HK G36, MG2 machine gun, MP2 Uzi, Walther P1, Walther P8. After Military when transitioned to Law Enforcement since 2002 I have trained shooting the submachine gun Walther MP5, HK P7 and currently the Walther P99
I have some hardware, the U.S. allows for this.
In my State, it is encouraged by the Sheriffs.
I just have to supply the wetware.
And, the practice.
I practice a lot of dry fire, with laser cartridges, using real firearms, these days.
Revolvers, mostly, at the moment.
If my thumbs aren't ripped up, then you know that I am as soft as my hands.
Where I live, people also have shooting berms on their own properties.
It's rural.
R. David Gonzalez
R. David GonzalezOP
Black belt 4th degreeVerified4799 forum posts35020/1000
8 month(s) ago
Up here they are confiscating our AR's or similar platforms and anything they deem "assault style". 🤦🏻

The people running the ban and confiscation know virtually nothing about firearms.

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