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Neither can I, lol. But here I am.

Yep. It's ridiculous. Meanwhile criminals flying machine pistols over the border with a plastic bag and a drone. It's a fun time to be a legal gun owner in Canada. We do 0% of the crime and get 100% of the punishment.

​@@canadianoperatorif they just shrink down the available models on the market its a ok，but the new prohibit classification makes every center fire semi price soaring besides Canadian made ar180s, this is another sad story, they really have bad reputation on making short stroke pistion semi rifles. now vector gen 3 and bren 3 have been introduced, few years later they are no longer make old model and new model suppose to be able to enter Canada as variant but the new designs and features on the new model has chance to be banned, almost 5 years ago they said they will import brn 180 to Canadian market, now there isnt any update for that progress.

Never, NEVER too late brother! Welcome to the club and congratulations on your rifle!

Yessssss SOMEBODY GOT IT! Thank you! 🙏 😎 “I think I am a smooooooooth operator…..” 😂

@@canadianoperator I can’t hear that without thinking about him lol

Sounds like an isolated issue. And as I'm sure you know, fit and finish on WK180c's (even the Gen II's) is pretty awful. I've never had any issues with crossmags, nor has anyone that I shoot with regularly. Though that's not to say they're perfect - but as far as what options we have that are readily available, they provide a lot more utility than most other mags which makes them a good choice for most people shooting 556/223.

So easy to say. So much harder to actually do.

Awesome! Congrats in advance, you'll nail it :) Also thanks for being subbed <3

Haven't had issues myself but have heard the same. And well, I have experienced the shortage of parts in a non-emergent way in that I wanted to replace some cosmetic parts that were impossible to find. I'm thinking one day I'll step up to a Bren 2 or something similar.

The first part I can understand. Having firearms locked up is generally a good thing. But I can’t disagree more with the latter point. Criminals don’t follow or obey laws. And those same laws that try to prevent them from “defending” themselves when police break down the door are also the same laws that make it harder for a legal gun owner to protect from that criminal breaking down the door. The fact is that we NEED self defence laws, such as castle doctrine or stand your ground, as they have in the USA. It will benefit those looking to protect their loved ones - and as with all laws, have no impact whatsoever on the criminals that don’t follow them anyway. Criminals are using prohibited, automatic firearms with large capacity magazines. Given someone is breaking into my home with one of those, I want to at least rest easy knowing I’ll have a fighting chance with my semi auto that has only 5 rounds. I hope that puts things into perspective.

I think that's really what we all want :) To use our firearms responsibly and be left alone :)

@@canadianoperator I live in Oklahoma currently To buy a rifle you just do a background check, if it’s clean you walk out same day

@@jaybutton3004So here, our background checks happen during the licensing process. Once you have your license you can walk in and walk out with a rifle anywhere in Canada that sells rifles :)

Because they want to. Doesn’t make that legal though. Know your rights. While you still have some.

@@canadianoperator I don't think that actually happens in real life does it?

@@hilchoit absolutely does. Has happened to another TH-camr that reviews guns.

@@canadianoperator right but being youtubers make them a heat score right off the bat. Brought it on themselves im sure

@@hilcho So it's okay for police to demand to see a gun TH-camr's gun collection because they brought it on themselves by being a gun TH-camr? You sure are making a lot of assumptions about something you have little to no experience with.

No lock is infallible. An average skilled lock picker can defeat a standard wafer lock in that time. So, really, it doesn’t matter. It’s meant to delay someone, not to stop them.

No single brand is going to be good for everyone, especially with 22. I’ve used Federal. The cheap CCI LRN outperformed it in accuracy. Never mind the ELLEY.

Yep. Awful.

@@coolguy4306 1)no, but has to be enclosed on all sides(in a case) after sunset. Ammunition has to be seperate, ie not in the case with the gun. 2)I wouldn't but I don't think it's illegal.

@@ianrobertson3419 is this at all times or just while hunting? Also does this mean I cant have a gun at my side while camping?

Thanks! No, it does not need to be locked. Though, that’s always a good idea (to lock it in some way). Yes, when storing a firearm at home in a safe you can store ammo with it but the gun must remain unloaded (such that nothing can be easily discharged). A shell carrier or equivalent should be fine as long as nothing can be discharged from it.

That’s not quite accurate. The only restriction to transporting a firearm is that it’s unloaded. That is the absolute minimum the law asks for. What you’re talking about is storing the firearm in a vehicle. In which case the firearm needs to be locked in the trunk. And if the vehicle doesn’t have a trunk it needs to be somewhere else in the car, out of sight, and the vehicle must be locked.

@@canadianoperator I have heard of a rule that says your gun must be encased after dark but from my understanding that was only while hunting

I am very much looking forward to that :-)

True :) But in part that’s why the channel exists. Proliferation of information.

I disagree. Laws are importsnt. There should be no stupid laws that penalize the group of people most likely to follow them.

@@canadianoperator Legalize everything. Automatic weapons, get rid of magazine restrictions. Explosives.

@@javelinblue5414 lol yeah, not sure about that.

Not here to impress you.

You’re not wrong.

Sure! They're prohibited.

100%. Let's change that.

That's a classic - EOTECH 512.

That is not acceptable. The reason for that is it can be argued that the firearm is within easy access of ammunition. If you want to store the firearm with ammunition (but unloaded) it must be stored together in a locked container. If you keep a firearm unloaded but locked under your bed, it cannot be within easy access to ammunition.

@@canadianoperator thanks for the clarification!

@@panigALI1199sNo worries!

@@canadianoperator This is not correct. Runkle did a video on this while back. You can store a restricted firearm, if it is itself locked, in a locked container, together with ammunition or a loaded magazine, for as long as the magazine is not inserted into the firearm.

@@milanvrekic1209this is literally exactly what I said. Where did I say this is not ok? Also this video is about non restricted firearms. So I’m really not sure what you’re talking about here as you didn’t reference what you think is not correct.

This would be a question for the manufacturer.

Funny how? Like I talk funny? Like my English ain’t so good? Funny like a clown? Like I’m here to entertain you?! What’s so fucking funny about ME? Ok I AM here to entertain you. But funny how?

Glad you hear you're still finding ways to enjoy shooting. To answer your question, yes, a 10 round magazine for a center fire bolt action rifle is perfectly legal. The magazine capacity restriction is for center fire, semi auto firearms with a removable box magazine. In that case, it cannot exceed 5. For pistols, that number is 10. This is also why if a magazine is designed for a pistol but happens to fit into a rifle (like in a pistol caliber carbine, for example) then 10 rounds is still okay, because the magazine was originally designed for a pistol. As a second example, my Tikka T3X Tac A1 is a bolt and has a removable magazine with a 10 round capacity :) Hope this helps!

That’s… not the requirement though. Taking out the bolt is a secondary way of storing a firearm if you can’t do it in the traditional way of having a firearm in a locked container. If you can do that there’s really no reason to remove the bolt, unless you’re displaying it.

I got you :)

True. And in my opinion this shouldn’t be a thing anywhere in Canada. It’s already been proven that someone can reload a magazine quicker than the need to reload from having a pinned mag would slow them down. Meaning there is no viable use for magazine limits.

@@canadianoperator Yes, absolutely true my friend!....

This is why I bought the 597 adapter. 100% worth it.

@@canadianoperator - 597 adapter? Not sure I follow, please inform, many thanks.

@@irishkelly654yes :) they are metal adapters that fit right inside a 10/22 magwell and easily adapt the Remington mags to the platform, allowing for over 20 rounds per mag :)

@@canadianoperator - Thanks for the reply, do appreciate it. I'll look into it, all the best cheers...

Accurate.

Yep. It sucks. But despite that, God (and whatever other cosmic powers exist) help the guy who tries. :)

It’s rather simple to store legally yet access quickly and make ready in an emergency. Just takes money for the proper set-up and some creativity. I can access a legally stored unloaded pistol and ammo and make ready in under 5 seconds. Just takes practice and practice makes perfect.

@@zipzap4706Well said :)

The chances of that happening are so incredibly slim that unsafe storage is more dangerous.

@@ianrobertson3419Maybe but the reality is our country is going down the crapper and crime is getting worse. I have a wife and 4 young boys to protect, so I'd rather err on the side of caution.

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Hi, you can always leave requests in the suggestions channel on discord. While it’s not guaranteed, all suggestions are considered. That said, while I haven’t done a full video on this, I have touched on how to do it in my recent video about why you should get an RPAL.

That would probably not be a good idea.

I’d give CFP a call. Unfortunately I can’t be much help here because I applied for both my licenses on paper.

Yeah I’m all for not complying with government bullshit but disregarding all firearm laws is dumb and going to get you in serious shit.

That is super above and beyond :) Good stuff! Thanks for watching :)

They don’t need to be locked, but they need to not be within easy access of firearms. They can be locked in the same container as a firearm, but not loaded in the firearm. Or they can be stored elsewhere, away from firearms.