12ga "Dragons Breath" Crazy Russians!

Hell yeah! Sign me up for sure :D Since some of my American comrades are stunned how we can own all the short barreled shotguns & AR's etc. Is there anyway to own Dragons Breath here in Canuckistan? Since knowing how umm "different" our laws can be, I thought theyd classify this round as a wilderness protection, or a novelty, any insight on this? Again the ability to own AOW's and SBR's with tremendous ease as compared to the legal loops you have to jump through in the USA, yet we're still not being able to own a handgun with 3 extra rounds in some cases of "standard" capacity magazines just baffles me :HR: :D
 
CST Grad C.Nixon said:
Hell yeah! Sign me up for sure :D Since some of my American comrades are stunned how we can own all the short barreled shotguns & AR's etc. Is there anyway to own Dragons Breath here in Canuckistan? Since knowing how umm "different" our laws can be, I thought theyd classify this round as a wilderness protection, or a novelty, any insight on this? Again the ability to own AOW's and SBR's with tremendous ease as compared to the legal loops you have to jump through in the USA, yet we're still not being able to own a handgun with 3 extra rounds in some cases of "standard" capacity magazines just baffles me :HR: :D
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I have friends who own the Draguns Breathe rounds but they all purchased from the USA, which I won't get into.

I haven't looked at the law, but I recall there being a notation for prohibiting incendiary ammunition, of which this would probably qualify?
 
Lighter flints. Hammer till powder. Mix with the powder in a shotgun shell and easy DIY. Or buy powdered titanium/aluminum/magnesium/zirconium/cerium whatever
 
CST Grad C.Nixon said:
Hell yeah! Sign me up for sure :D Since some of my American comrades are stunned how we can own all the short barreled shotguns & AR's etc. Is there anyway to own Dragons Breath here in Canuckistan? Since knowing how umm "different" our laws can be, I thought theyd classify this round as a wilderness protection, or a novelty, any insight on this? Again the ability to own AOW's and SBR's with tremendous ease as compared to the legal loops you have to jump through in the USA, yet we're still not being able to own a handgun with 3 extra rounds in some cases of "standard" capacity magazines just baffles me :HR: :D
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Dragon`s breath is illegal in Canada, as are the Bolo`s and flechette`s...Too bad...
 
dudley2112 said:
gonna have to agree, tired of people constantly posting his crap
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Well fortunately - you were not tired enough to whine about more of his "crap"

I am curious as most of people are about these exotic rounds, most would not want to waste money on very expensive ammo or there are no legal means to purchase them.

SO what if some professional Russian that talks funny on purpose demos the ammo - deal with it.

Getting tired and #####y of FPS Russian ? Ignore the topic then.




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In Soviet Russia, hearing protects you!

Seriously though - I remember seeing a Russian guy at TSE shooting an AK in the rifle bay and everytime the RSO turned his head, the guy would pull out his ear plugs.

The RSO told him about a dozen times to put them back on - but he kept saying something like "Back in the old country, we no wear those." Pretty funny stuff.
 
I think the fake accent detracts from what could otherwise be a very good video. The kid does get to shoot some pretty sweet guns... That shotgun is one the the ugliest things I have ever seen though. I bet he used it just so he didn't run the risk of damaging a nicer firearm.
 
oneskilledshooter said:
What are these?
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AOW's (Any Other Weapons) mostly pertaining to anything which is not a short barreled rifle, or explosive device under the USA's National Firearms Act, its mostly the short barreled shotguns, streetsweeper style design shotguns, pen guns, etc. & SBR's (Short Barreled Rifles) pretty straight forward, anything with LESS then a 16inch barrel qualifys as an SBR, yet people get away with the 14.5inch M4 platforms with permanent attached muzzle brakes to bring the overall length of the barrel to 16inches. The fact that us Canucks can own majority of these SBR's and short barreled shotguns with ease as compared to the USA is mindblowing, down there they have to pay the standard 200$ tax stamp to the ATF, get fingerprinted by the local sherriffs department and even request the sherriffs permission in the first place to get it! Yup we got that part eeeeassssy, to bad we cant get everything else that they can down there :cool:
 
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