Incendiary wont make it into Canada, and anything .50 cal or over wont make it out of USA.
Too bad, it makes my mouth water seeing that pile of ammo!
And at $1.10 per shot too...
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Incendiary wont make it into Canada, and anything .50 cal or over wont make it out of USA.
Too bad, it makes my mouth water seeing that pile of ammo!
And at $1.10 per shot too...
Anyways, the clowns at NRCAN will not approve any 14.5mm ammo import, even plain ball... They need to be fired and replaced by shooters...
Well, thats a piss-off, isnt it?
How about a regulation requiring any government employee working with firearms owners or regulating firearms, ammo, or accessories to have held a valid PAL and valid shooting club membership for at least 5 years?Originally Posted by Shrapnel
better yet fire them all and stop regulating it.
But that would be intelligent and *gasp* just.
So, are individual components ''easy'' to get?
In another Sponsoring Business Members Forum a reference was made to 14.5mm B/A being available this year. Will Tactical Imports be importing any?
It's hard to explain to an anti that 20mm is for a sporting purpose. Best of luck.
Who's to question just how far our long range target shooting is?
It's about marketing.
Especially, if you have regular competitions, an online (national and or international) club and can therefore justify that this is a legitimate activity.
Another opportunity for a canadian company to expand it's business -hopefully a little extra manufacturing etc. - jobs and more jobs selling it.
Ounces leads to pounds, pounds lead to pain.
Light, strong and cheap - pick two.
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