maybe you want to go over what all he told her and clear it up with her, the instructor was wrong!Originally Posted by Avilon514
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maybe you want to go over what all he told her and clear it up with her, the instructor was wrong!
Anti's gonna anti
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I've gotten the same thing from many seasoned hunters about FMJ's.
Thought for sure that they were illegal... Yeah, that's why they're available to buy everywhere!
They are illegal in many places as specified in their hunting regs for hunting. Not to buy and use for non hunting purposes.
Shawn
My RPAL instructor said the same thing... But I have a whole bunch of hollow points in my safe
Without history there can be nothing new.
The actual regulation was from Natural Resources Canada, it stated it was illegal to import cartridges intended for use in handguns if they featured hollow-point bullets.
Component HP bullets for reloading were okay to import.
Domestic loading of handgun ammo with HP was okay.
HP ammunition in what are often thought of as handgun calibers was okay to import if there was a sticker on the box that said "For Rifle Use Only" (anybody else remember those?)
Once the ammo was in the country it was perfectly legal to use it in whatever firearm you chose.
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Learn to read FFS.. Some idiot necros a 8 year old thread. Welcoming them, just makes you look like an idiot.
But cue the other cannot read Walmart greeters.
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2010 bump?
Tell him to take a stroll in pretty much any firearm store and look at all the hollow points on the shelve lol
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