I just joined the NFA, I encourage anyone reading to join and help support this organization. One that specifically helps fight oppressive Canadian gun laws and stands up for Canadian gun owners.
They are largely responsible for getting rid of the gun registry a few years ago
$35.00 is a small price to pay https://nfa.ca/
I discovered a new Mag and its free at lots of locations, but you can read past issues on line…
http://www.calibremag.ca/index.html
Check it out
Sandra and I went off to the Stittsville Range today. We had a great time, it was cold but not that biting winter cold we have had as of late. I can deal with -1 and above quite nicely. Today we brought the .22 win mag and the .223 X-Bolt. Did not do to bad, for not having shot most of the winter. Sandra has improved hugely since her passing the PAL course and we see nothing but more improvement going forward. I was able to test some of my loads and will be analyzing the results. That is the fun part of reloading, testing new loads. 🙂
looking forward to next week, and also to when the 200 yard range opens….
First was to add some content to the “About Page”
I’ll have to get Sandra to write up a bit too.
The Mosin Nagant 91/30 7.62 x 54, 1943 made in Russia was the next acquisition after the SKS. The nice thing about surplus military rifles is their availability and low cost. The ammo is surplus and corrosive but as long as you clean it and take care of it you can have a lot of fun. I was intrigued with the Mosin after watching the movie ” Enemy at the Gate” the classic WWII sniper movie.
I picked up this one and , as with the SKS spent many hours cleaning it.
some of the parts and a comparison of the SKS to…
Quite the difference in the number of parts from a Bolt (Mosin) action to a semi auto .(SKS)
Ok so We start here
