• Sterling Arms R9 Review

    Sterling Arms R9 Review

    The Sterling Arms R9 is a 9mm, blowback, semi automatic PCC. It looks to be a variant of the Akdas SA-9, a unique compact 9mm made in Turkey but this version has been modified and assembled in Canada for the Canadian market: using modifications such as a longer barrel so that it’s NR and a…

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  • S&W FPC Review

    Lots of plastic Comes with 3 mags, holds 2 extra mags in stock locking non-reciprocating charging handle (but sometimes it doesn’t lock?) Folding to the side vs Sub2000 More bulky even though it’s mostly the same volume FPC Can mount an optic without doing anything dumb FPC Can’t really take a scope FPC uses M&P…

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  • December 2024 Canadian Gun Ban Details

    December 2024 Canadian Gun Ban Details

    324 (325?) new makes & models firearms add to prohib. These can’t go to the range, hunt, etc. Stay at home only, stored like they were before (store as NR for guns that were previously NR, store as R for guns that were previously R). Summarized list: (full list at the bottom) All 180 variantsMost PCCs: FX9,…

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  • 3rd Gen Toyota Rav4/Vanguard Lift Kit Install

    3rd Gen Toyota Rav4/Vanguard Lift Kit Install

    The suspension on my Toyota Vanguard was toast so I thought I’d put in a lift kit and some nicer suspension components. Lift kit is primarily so I can rip around lease roads with a bit more clearance. Spring kit: Northwoods Performance Spring Lift Kit Shocks/struts: KYB Excel G from RockAuto There are already some…

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  • Registering a Restricted Firearm in Canada

    Registering a Restricted Firearm in Canada

    Not writing a full article, just outlining the steps I had to take to register a restricted firearm that did not have an FRT sub number. There’s an FRT for restricted-length Ravens, but not for a Raven with a 16″ barrel. Well, now there is.

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  • Straight Pull AR’s in Canada

    Straight Pull AR’s in Canada

    Technically, there are none. AR’s are prohib at the moment and were restricted before then, so there was no good reason to make one into a straight pull. BUT, there are some Canadian-made rifles that use AR parts that are straight pull that you can make some really interesting rifles from. The MRA Maverick (308…

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