Rambo-styled shooter in Canada
Posted: Thu Jun 05, 2014 6:20 pm
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So, I guess everyone in BDUs is dressed "Rambo-style"....man dressed Rambo-style in camouflage
No, but if you are carrying a couple of tactical rifles with a bandanna on your head, then you aregthaustex wrote:So, I guess everyone in BDUs is dressed "Rambo-style"....man dressed Rambo-style in camouflage
It's all about the knife.mescobar_rpls wrote:Horrible trigger control!
Yep. They have some restrictions, but it's legal. This article has a pretty good explanation http://www.csmonitor.com/World/Americas ... laws-video" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;philip964 wrote:So you can have guns in Canada?
I think the reporter was reporting what the witness may have said. Also, who is to say the BG or the RCMP or both weren't firing full auto?The Annoyed Man wrote:This is terrible, but I hate it when reporters automatically report gunfire as "automatic weapons fire" whenever something like this goes down. It's like, it's not terrible enough, so they have the pump up the drama even more.
Pistols (no sub-compact), shotguns, bolt rifles and semi modern rifles (including SBRs) are all legal, but all should be registered and they are called restricted. All firearms are to be locked unless you are at the range. The only transportation allowed are from/to range. Range membership is mandatory.philip964 wrote:So you can have guns in Canada?
Captain Matt wrote:It's all about the knife.mescobar_rpls wrote:Horrible trigger control!
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