Cunuckgaucho

It's a bit like a clogged toilet, the crap is going to build,overflow,spill over and gravity does the rest...need to add a wall at the border

I haven't fired/handled the 10mm but do have the X-Trim in 9mm and it's a well built,accurate(more than me) and a easy/fun to shoot.

Unless you have no other choice I'd avoid a 3 in 1 machine. Check out cncguns.com , also if you have CNC capability then you can start with a 0% lower

I'd love to add a Tormach to the workshop but exchange rate kicking my ass right now. Check out NYC CNC on youtube,tormach guy and machines firearms related stuff

What's even funnier is they are being directed to Winnipeg which is known for two things cold and mosquitos. It's so cold in Saskatchewan all exotic dancershave been strongly advised to pre-warm their poles. If that's where the HRC refugees choose to settle I'm OK with that

Meanwhile in Canada...

DESCRIPTION: GEN 3 (current PRODUCTION Military) Integrated Upper Receiver (IUR): Made for the UK Special Forces Interchangeable fit on all Mil-Spec “push pin” lowers; Fully floating barrel system; Dry film lubricated bolt carrier channel; Screw retained (easily maintained) low profile gas block (under the handguard for safety); Mil-Spec hard anodized black; IUR is marked COLT CANADA 2C085 and NATO on the rail; Straight gas tube to increase life and ease of installation. BARREL: Iconic “Colt Canada” cold hammer forged in your choice of 10.5” or 15.7” fully chrome lined barrel; Canadian Forces Spec thicker chrome; Phosphated to Mil-Spec; Improved integral forged carbine chamber; Colt Canada hammer forged choke bore; 1/7” twist RH/ 6 groove NATO approved bore; Batch marked barrel and barrel extension; High pressure tested HPT and magnetic particle inspection MPI as per Canadian Mil-Spec; Anti corrosion coating applied under the handguards; New liner to improve thermal protection of hands.

Another vote here Recently picked up 5 NOS Breda receivers so going to need build ideas

I see my phone as a tool and it does make my life easier and like any tool at work if it's used incorrectly I'm blaming the operator not the tool.

Sometimes it's better to rip the band aid off quickly

I'm guessing CCW for an inmate has a different design criteria then someone on the outside legally able to holster it

https://homemadeguns.wordpress.com/page/6/ Something I like to share with those that believe that only the police/army should have firearms and banning civilian use will keep them out of the hands of criminals. The quality ranges from dangerous to the user to some decent homebuilt stuff.Note the countries that seemed to make the list often then see how restrictive their firearms laws are. I enjoy pointing out that Australia make the list and they have some tough gun laws even by Canadian standards and isn't a third world country with political upheaval.

Yep Kettle of Fish still going but if you're up this way I'll hook you up with the good stuff. The Mare's leg is a rifle up here and so are short barreled shotguns(pump and lever/break action) as short as 8.5" The can get the Norinco stuff,the M14 makes a great project platform .Last month picked up 5 NOS Breda forged receivers for CAN$150 total because they can't be sold to the US. They must be easterners or downtown folk...

My Colt LE901 w/conversion kit should be getting to me in Oct. Thanks to this site putting together shopping list for future 308 build and buy as bank account allows.

Hi Pappy, Just got my hands on a LE901 w/conversion kit...well it's inbound from the US. The 223 upper is easy, I have a couple laying around but the plan is one of these(15.7 in) as it's 223 upper http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2016/09/29/colt-canada-sas-iur-uppers-sold-public/ Any feedback as to trigger upgrade,stock,scope or other tweaks? Anyone else have feedback or suggestions or pictures of set ups?It will be pretty much appreciated. Still need a 308 upper which is proving elusive up here so any suggestions as to finding an upper or parts to build an upper south of the boarder much appreciated.I have an American FFL dealer that I work with for legal purchase and export. Thanks

Subscribed Looks like a late night of view with lots of coffee tomorrow at work

Thanks, Great read my best take away quote from this is " Most of the time when we have problems shooting, it’s because we’re not taking care of the fundamentals." Which applies to more then just shooting.

Definitely strict as far as I'm concerned and seems mostly focused on creating issues for lawful owners and really not dealing with criminal use.That being said if I were to move to the USA I'd have to sell stuff I couldn't bring there and California would cost me half the collection. Wiki -https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gun_laws_in_Canada Random highlights- Firearms here are a federal jurisdiction 3 classes a)non restricted-mostly rifles&shotgun,no registration,walk in show card pay money walk out with gun b)restricted-all handguns and firearms listed by name,registration required c) full auto,firearms listed by name and parts listed by name no longer issued except for highly restricted inheritance condition So an FN-FAL is prohibited by name,an AR is restricted by name(but no SBR rules) and a XCR is non restricted. Yea doesn't make sense to me either. Mare's Leg in Canada is considered a non-restricted rifle,a 12ga pump with a 8.5inch barrel is non restricted(as long as it's a factory barrel not a hacksaw job). Replica firearms are prohibited but the actual original firearm rendered properly inert. We can mail firearms/ammo directly to purchaser/friend(no FFL type requirements) That being said I have a FFL dealer that allows me to buy in the USA and export to Canada We did make some progress with the previous Conservative government but the new libtard government is setting up to screw us over and making points with the un is just icing on the cake for them. Up here we share many of the same issues when it comes to a biased media and uneducated antis who seem to think that Hollywood is fact

Turns out the only place I can get 'Canadian Bacon' is in the good ol' USA From Wiki- "Canadian bacon" is American usage for a form of roughly cylindrical fully cooked back bacon, usually smoked, trimmed into medallions, and thickly sliced.[4] The term "Canadian bacon" is not actually used in Canada, where the product is generally known simply as "back bacon", while "bacon" alone refers to the same streaky pork belly bacon as in the United States.[4] "Canadian" bacon is made only from the lean eye of the loin and is ready to eat; this preparation is closer to ham than standard bacon

May I suggest another Canadian treat...bacon cooked in maple syrup I'm not to worried about the threat of a bunch of libtard drama queens moving here,didn't a bunch say the same thing back in Bush's day?That being said should you be talking to any of them let them know that they want to settle in Winnipeg, Manitoba.